vikramy
02-14 12:29 PM
Hello All,
I applied EAD for my wife in Dec Last Week. Case is still pending with USCIS. I have to move to a different state due to job change. I have put a forwarding adress with USPS. All my mail are getting forwarded.
My question is if EAD is approved will it also get forwarded to my new address as other mail or do i need to submit a change of address with USCIS.
Did any one faced this situatin before? Please advice and share your experiences.
Regards
Vikram
I applied EAD for my wife in Dec Last Week. Case is still pending with USCIS. I have to move to a different state due to job change. I have put a forwarding adress with USPS. All my mail are getting forwarded.
My question is if EAD is approved will it also get forwarded to my new address as other mail or do i need to submit a change of address with USCIS.
Did any one faced this situatin before? Please advice and share your experiences.
Regards
Vikram
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hibworker
03-28 04:18 PM
Hello folks
My fiances parents are applying for a B1/B2 Tourist visa on the basis of her 2 graduation ceremonies. We will get married in a court before her parents apply for a visa but the marriage ceremony will be between 2 graduations in US. If we also show that her parents are attending daughters wedding ceremony in US will the likelihood of them getting a visa increase? We can send a copy of marriage certificate before parents visa interview.
Thanks
I don't think so. The VO is interested in ensuring that your in-laws are visiting US for tourism / family visit and will return back after the visit. VO also wants to ensure that someone will pay for the entire trip and they will not become public burden.
My fiances parents are applying for a B1/B2 Tourist visa on the basis of her 2 graduation ceremonies. We will get married in a court before her parents apply for a visa but the marriage ceremony will be between 2 graduations in US. If we also show that her parents are attending daughters wedding ceremony in US will the likelihood of them getting a visa increase? We can send a copy of marriage certificate before parents visa interview.
Thanks
I don't think so. The VO is interested in ensuring that your in-laws are visiting US for tourism / family visit and will return back after the visit. VO also wants to ensure that someone will pay for the entire trip and they will not become public burden.
sr1973
07-23 05:39 PM
I see another posting of yours PD as Mar 2004....!!!!
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rkumar18
09-26 07:23 PM
I didn't get the EAD too...
I am in the same situation.........
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Labor : EB2 PD March 2005
I-140 NSC 10/2006
I-485 & I-765 - NSC - signed by R. Williams at 7:55 AM
Self & Spouse
I-485 July 2nd Filed - WACXXXX - Case Transferred to NSC.
I-765 July 2nd Filed - EAD Received
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I am in the same situation.........
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Labor : EB2 PD March 2005
I-140 NSC 10/2006
I-485 & I-765 - NSC - signed by R. Williams at 7:55 AM
Self & Spouse
I-485 July 2nd Filed - WACXXXX - Case Transferred to NSC.
I-765 July 2nd Filed - EAD Received
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martinvisalaw
02-17 03:17 PM
It's really impossible to answer this without knowing the exact employment relationship that is planned and what the denial said in detail. Presumably your employer has a lawyer who can advise on whether an appeal might be successful. It is very likely that the denial was based on there not being the correct "employer-employee" relationship. CIS issued a new memo on this last month, and there are many threads in this forum on the topic. See here also: Law Office of Elaine Martin - immigration news: consultants (http://martinvisalaw.blogspot.com/search/label/consultants).
Good luck.
Good luck.
wandmaker
02-11 08:51 AM
In re: All Immigration Matters on behalf of XYZ
Is it okay to sign on something like this? Or am I giving away permission for much more than they need, without knowing!
Hopefully it is okay to give a permission for "all immigration matters" but wanted to double check, just in case!
My attorney had the same text in my G28, I asked him the same question. It is fine, nothing to worry about.
Is it okay to sign on something like this? Or am I giving away permission for much more than they need, without knowing!
Hopefully it is okay to give a permission for "all immigration matters" but wanted to double check, just in case!
My attorney had the same text in my G28, I asked him the same question. It is fine, nothing to worry about.
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It looks like this was an inadvertent statement of the President's plans before it was formally announced by the Justice Department. Secretary of State Clinton told an Ecuadoran television station: �President [Barack] Obama has spoken out against the law because he thinks that the federal government should be determining immigration policy,� Clinton said in comments first highlighted by a conservative blog. �And the Justice Department, under his direction, will be bringing a lawsuit against the act.� Predictably, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer is upset as is J.D. Hayworth, the anti-immigrant candidate trying to replace John McCain as Arizona's Senator. Here's today's...
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03-18 02:32 PM
AT JFK. Just showed AP and passport. Went through US citizen/resident line, again to separate counter and no questions. Very cool and very very friendly CBP officers.
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maak77
12-07 03:03 PM
Does USCIS usually says this. i assume it should say "AP approved " or something similar. Have anyone seen this message on tracking your online case status.
Thanks for any info.
Regards,
MK
Thanks for any info.
Regards,
MK
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04-10 02:36 PM
If you came across other such humors related to problems faced by immigrants please share those.
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ps57002
03-18 07:52 AM
Anything we can do to complain and bring attention to the EB3 processing delays at Nebraska service center?
As it was they were moving very slow and processing dates have been stuck in Jan 07 for past couple of months. Plus results show hardly any approvals this year so far especially for retrogressed countries.
To top it now a few people having spoken with nebraska are reporting that only 140's (EB3...this doesn't seem to apply to EB2 for some reason) with current priority dates are being processed. That they will only start processing again in May 08. Who's to say come May 08, they won't go back to square one and say "oh we're still processing jan 07 and we will only move a few days each month when it comes to processing dates"
Which would be fine if people weren't waiting, depending on the 140 approvals to a) keep their H1b status 2) go back on h1b status 3) change jobs.
I think this is totally unfair to do this to EB3 category. Why are they picking on EB3 category like this?
Is there anything that can be done?
As it was they were moving very slow and processing dates have been stuck in Jan 07 for past couple of months. Plus results show hardly any approvals this year so far especially for retrogressed countries.
To top it now a few people having spoken with nebraska are reporting that only 140's (EB3...this doesn't seem to apply to EB2 for some reason) with current priority dates are being processed. That they will only start processing again in May 08. Who's to say come May 08, they won't go back to square one and say "oh we're still processing jan 07 and we will only move a few days each month when it comes to processing dates"
Which would be fine if people weren't waiting, depending on the 140 approvals to a) keep their H1b status 2) go back on h1b status 3) change jobs.
I think this is totally unfair to do this to EB3 category. Why are they picking on EB3 category like this?
Is there anything that can be done?
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gchopes
04-05 12:46 PM
Hi all,
My insurance company (Progressive) is charging a ridiculously high rate for liability only insurance for my H4 spouse who currently holds a valid permit. They say the rate will go further up when she gets a perm license after passing the road test.
I have heard this issue from other H1Bs who have different insurance carriers than mine.
Have you guys found a cheaper alternative? Insurance agents etc??
gchopes
My insurance company (Progressive) is charging a ridiculously high rate for liability only insurance for my H4 spouse who currently holds a valid permit. They say the rate will go further up when she gets a perm license after passing the road test.
I have heard this issue from other H1Bs who have different insurance carriers than mine.
Have you guys found a cheaper alternative? Insurance agents etc??
gchopes
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Mount Soche
05-06 03:32 PM
You will apply when your number is current on the visa bulletin.
your interview will be scheduled in the 2011 fiscal yr which starts in october.
you can adjust the status in the u.s but be careful with this as the backlog can make it a long wait or you can go home or to the country of last foreign residence and get it done the same day.
any extra questions, send me a private note - i am very familiar with this process.
in the meantime, start collecting your documents for the interview as instructed in the package you will have received.
your interview will be scheduled in the 2011 fiscal yr which starts in october.
you can adjust the status in the u.s but be careful with this as the backlog can make it a long wait or you can go home or to the country of last foreign residence and get it done the same day.
any extra questions, send me a private note - i am very familiar with this process.
in the meantime, start collecting your documents for the interview as instructed in the package you will have received.
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optimist
03-27 03:31 PM
You do NOT need to have an H4 visa stamped for change of status to H1, as long as you have a valid I-94. Don't worry.
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09-28 11:12 AM
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hasil
04-05 01:25 AM
I have send PM to you with my Lawyer information. He helped me a lot..Good luck..
I got RFE on 485 so looking for a good attorney in Chicago area. I made a mistake on 485 application, so need to contact an attorney urgently.
Please help.
I got RFE on 485 so looking for a good attorney in Chicago area. I made a mistake on 485 application, so need to contact an attorney urgently.
Please help.
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02-26 01:42 PM
I just watched Sue discussing with two people,about skil bill. Both are in favour of Immigration bill.I do not know to forward the link but if one of you can, please post the link.
USIVC
12-21 05:28 PM
Below is what I think to your three case scenario:
Case 1: According to the USCIS's rule of last action, whichever petition or application came out last is your new non-immigrant status. So if your H1b transfer gets approved first and then your H-1B -> F1 gets approved, you are in F-1, or vice versa. But then if your first H1B has already expired before you turn in your F-1 application, it gets a little complicated. In that case, the F-1 application cannot be approved before the H1B transfer is approved.
case 2: If your first H1B is still valid, then it is ok if your H1B transfer is denied. If your first H1B is expired already before your submit your F-1 application, and your H1B transfer gets denied, you could be out of status.
case 3: If your H1B transfer is approved, and F-1 application is denied, you are still in H1B.
There is an article discussing authorized stay and authorized status which relates to your questions: Differences Between “Authorized Status” and “Authorized Stay” (http://www.us-immigrationvisa.com/article/differences-between-authorized-status-and-authorized-stay)
Case 1: According to the USCIS's rule of last action, whichever petition or application came out last is your new non-immigrant status. So if your H1b transfer gets approved first and then your H-1B -> F1 gets approved, you are in F-1, or vice versa. But then if your first H1B has already expired before you turn in your F-1 application, it gets a little complicated. In that case, the F-1 application cannot be approved before the H1B transfer is approved.
case 2: If your first H1B is still valid, then it is ok if your H1B transfer is denied. If your first H1B is expired already before your submit your F-1 application, and your H1B transfer gets denied, you could be out of status.
case 3: If your H1B transfer is approved, and F-1 application is denied, you are still in H1B.
There is an article discussing authorized stay and authorized status which relates to your questions: Differences Between “Authorized Status” and “Authorized Stay” (http://www.us-immigrationvisa.com/article/differences-between-authorized-status-and-authorized-stay)