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03-31 01:28 PM
Did anyone get their 140 approved from Vermont?
My 140 and 485 were filed late July 07 in Nebrasks and I got notices stating the 485 was transferred to Texas and 140 was being processed in Vermont.
The Vermont processing time for 140s has been stagnant at April 2006 for a long time.
Wondering if anyone has any updates on this.
Thanks in advance.
My 140 and 485 were filed late July 07 in Nebrasks and I got notices stating the 485 was transferred to Texas and 140 was being processed in Vermont.
The Vermont processing time for 140s has been stagnant at April 2006 for a long time.
Wondering if anyone has any updates on this.
Thanks in advance.
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frostrated
12-01 11:47 AM
Check with your international students office. In our time, they needed to sign the I-20 before you/your wife can leave the country. I also think she needs a separate I-20 with a F2 endorsement. She should not just carry your I-20 with her name in it, then you are supposed travel with her. Again, these were the old rules and I am not an attorney and this is not a legal advise, just from my personal experience.
this only applies if your spouse does not have any other visa. In the Op's case, she already has a 10 year visa, so she is okay to visit. Just make sure that you are able to show the necessary funds for support when she lands here.
this only applies if your spouse does not have any other visa. In the Op's case, she already has a 10 year visa, so she is okay to visit. Just make sure that you are able to show the necessary funds for support when she lands here.
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gc_on_demand
12-17 04:35 PM
They might have moved all non - preadjuicated files to NSC. TSC has nothing to process so may be close to current in processing time.
NSC will be overloaded though..
NSC will be overloaded though..
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tosca_travels
05-12 06:59 AM
Dear All:
Details: Indian, in H1-B status. Current visa stamp in passport expires in mid July but employer is applying for the extension.
The situation: I want to quit my job late this summer and relocating to Asia. Before I leave this continent, I'd like to travel around South America and maybe even do some volunteer work. I'd love to travel for at least 1 and maybe even 2 months.
Ideally, I would like to re-enter the US after this trip and collect my bags before flying to India.
What are my options for re-entering?
1) Get new H1-B stamp in passport before quitting the job (though this would be kind of a pain/expense). Quit the job, ask the company not to cancel the visa and re-enter the US after the trip on the new H1 stamp. I am guessing this is a somewhat risky option as I would technically be out of status, right?
2) How hard would it be to switch to a tourist visa and get a new stamp in a country like say Argentina or Mexico?
What do you think my best option is or am I out of luck?
Details: Indian, in H1-B status. Current visa stamp in passport expires in mid July but employer is applying for the extension.
The situation: I want to quit my job late this summer and relocating to Asia. Before I leave this continent, I'd like to travel around South America and maybe even do some volunteer work. I'd love to travel for at least 1 and maybe even 2 months.
Ideally, I would like to re-enter the US after this trip and collect my bags before flying to India.
What are my options for re-entering?
1) Get new H1-B stamp in passport before quitting the job (though this would be kind of a pain/expense). Quit the job, ask the company not to cancel the visa and re-enter the US after the trip on the new H1 stamp. I am guessing this is a somewhat risky option as I would technically be out of status, right?
2) How hard would it be to switch to a tourist visa and get a new stamp in a country like say Argentina or Mexico?
What do you think my best option is or am I out of luck?
babo
07-31 10:31 AM
We recently filed I485 for my K1 wife and got a RFE explaining that the I693 she handed over at the port of entry never made it to CIS. I presume it was lost at some point.
Because we already had the I693 on file due to her entry, we only filed I693A with our I485. However they never got the I693, so the RFE requests a new one from an approved Civil Surgeon.
However.. my wife is lucky enough to have another sealed envelope from her overseas examination with (we believe) her I693 + Xray in it.
Does anyone think I should chance sending this to USCIS ? Or would it be best to just pay for another examination and get a new I693?
One thing that makes me question the wisdom of sending in the overseas package is that the envelope is huge - bigger than 11"x17" at least - so I'm not sure how well it would survive mailing and/or be accepted.
Because we already had the I693 on file due to her entry, we only filed I693A with our I485. However they never got the I693, so the RFE requests a new one from an approved Civil Surgeon.
However.. my wife is lucky enough to have another sealed envelope from her overseas examination with (we believe) her I693 + Xray in it.
Does anyone think I should chance sending this to USCIS ? Or would it be best to just pay for another examination and get a new I693?
One thing that makes me question the wisdom of sending in the overseas package is that the envelope is huge - bigger than 11"x17" at least - so I'm not sure how well it would survive mailing and/or be accepted.
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sourabh27
06-29 02:42 PM
I am stuck in a similar situation in Mumbai. It is the 4th week running.
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10-01 04:49 PM
in the end someone is talking sense.....
Yes its is a very good development....especially a hispanic lobby group is saying this.
Still other allied group need to eventually come to the conclusion and only then it can
happen.
The Hispanic lobby is agitating for the Dream Act which is held up by CIR.
But fight is not over yet. The nursing lobby is also focusing on this.
If piecemeal happens, a major fight will erupt between
Eb2/3 crowd and the nursing lobby over who gets to feast on the recaptured visas.
Nursing lobby wants the recaptured visas first.
Yes its is a very good development....especially a hispanic lobby group is saying this.
Still other allied group need to eventually come to the conclusion and only then it can
happen.
The Hispanic lobby is agitating for the Dream Act which is held up by CIR.
But fight is not over yet. The nursing lobby is also focusing on this.
If piecemeal happens, a major fight will erupt between
Eb2/3 crowd and the nursing lobby over who gets to feast on the recaptured visas.
Nursing lobby wants the recaptured visas first.
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k94
01-15 05:04 PM
I recently returned from an international trip (flew into JFK), and the only document that the CIS officer asked for was my AP. Based on what my lawyers had said, the only 'required' document is your AP, although it probably doesn't hurt to have copies of the LC, I-140, I-485 (more for peace of mind!).
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sargon
01-11 08:10 AM
Hi,
Myself and my wife filed our I-485 applications a couple of years ago. My wife was supposed to fill the date of birth of her mother in the application form. My month-in-law was born in a village about sixty five years ago, and nobody is aware of her precise date of birth. So we filled a date that was the most probable date as per our best judgment.
We forgot about the matter till now. However recently my folks back in India got a passport made for my mother-in-law. In the passport they filled a different date of birth (same year, different day and month). I came to know of this issue when we were planning to obtain a visitor visa for my mother-in-law.
How will this issue impact our pending I-485 applications, and the chances of my mother-in-law obtaining a US visa. It was a genuine mistake with no ulterior motives whatsoever. However now the lady has two different DOB in two different set of documents (her passport and her daughter's I-485 application). Should we take any steps to rectify the matter, or just ignore it.
Thanks all.
Myself and my wife filed our I-485 applications a couple of years ago. My wife was supposed to fill the date of birth of her mother in the application form. My month-in-law was born in a village about sixty five years ago, and nobody is aware of her precise date of birth. So we filled a date that was the most probable date as per our best judgment.
We forgot about the matter till now. However recently my folks back in India got a passport made for my mother-in-law. In the passport they filled a different date of birth (same year, different day and month). I came to know of this issue when we were planning to obtain a visitor visa for my mother-in-law.
How will this issue impact our pending I-485 applications, and the chances of my mother-in-law obtaining a US visa. It was a genuine mistake with no ulterior motives whatsoever. However now the lady has two different DOB in two different set of documents (her passport and her daughter's I-485 application). Should we take any steps to rectify the matter, or just ignore it.
Thanks all.
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irukandji
02-11 04:22 PM
Hi Folks,
Can anyone please shed some light :
--I have EAD and 485 pending. My current status is H1B. But if I use my EAD without marriage...
--Later I get married and I cannot bring her here, but if I wait until my PD becomes current and at which point of time my spouse can be added to 485, so does my spouse need to maintain a valid non-immigrant status to be added to my 485 since she will be out of US.
Thanks,
iruk
Can anyone please shed some light :
--I have EAD and 485 pending. My current status is H1B. But if I use my EAD without marriage...
--Later I get married and I cannot bring her here, but if I wait until my PD becomes current and at which point of time my spouse can be added to 485, so does my spouse need to maintain a valid non-immigrant status to be added to my 485 since she will be out of US.
Thanks,
iruk
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reddymjm
05-12 08:48 AM
No difference. You pay more for 1 yr textensions as you have to do 3 times as compared to 3yr extension. No lawyer will advise you to go for 1 yr if you have an approved I140....
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thakkarbhav
01-21 01:35 PM
Please use "Ask a lawyer for Free" link to get response from lawyer. More than 60% users of this site does not have GC and they can not advice because they never get chance to marry US citizen...Thanks.
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07-02 02:05 PM
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GCVivek
03-29 05:13 PM
There is no 6-year H1B visa. There is only 3-year H1B visa that can be renewed again for a total of 6-years stay on US soil. If you have spent 5 years on US soil and your tourist visa visits add ip to say 5 months, you still have 7 months on your H1B term. Even if you get a new visa it will be only for 7-months validity. Sometimes, USCIS makes a mistake and issues new 3-year visa but that is a gamble. Why not just stay off-US soild for a few months?
I left the US for good after spending around 5 years on H1-B sometime last year and have only made entries on tourist visa. Can I apply for a new 6 year H1-B quota since leaving the H1-B status last year or will I have to spend 1 year outside since the last tourist visa entry ?
I left the US for good after spending around 5 years on H1-B sometime last year and have only made entries on tourist visa. Can I apply for a new 6 year H1-B quota since leaving the H1-B status last year or will I have to spend 1 year outside since the last tourist visa entry ?
RDB
01-20 02:16 PM
That is true, however, from what I have heard and seen - if the GC petition is through the husband and wife stays outside for an extended period of time, generally there are no issues at the POE.
If the person through whom the petition is filed stays outside for an extended period, they might have to answer some questions at the POE.
She can stay as long as she wants, but it is finally up to the port of entry officer to decide to let her in or not depending on reason for staying outside (while 485 is pending) is valid or not. After all AP is supposed to be used only for emergency situations.
If the person through whom the petition is filed stays outside for an extended period, they might have to answer some questions at the POE.
She can stay as long as she wants, but it is finally up to the port of entry officer to decide to let her in or not depending on reason for staying outside (while 485 is pending) is valid or not. After all AP is supposed to be used only for emergency situations.
alterego
02-05 05:57 PM
Matthew Oh is reporting that the USCIS is planning to deny EAD applications filed more than 120 days before expiry. Source is described as correspondence to AILA from the USCIS. Hmmm!
I thought I read somewhere on their website that we should apply 180 days before expiry.
http://www.immigration-law.com/
I thought I read somewhere on their website that we should apply 180 days before expiry.
http://www.immigration-law.com/
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