Mike Tyson Tattoos

Hi,
My PD is 2006 under EB-2 category. My family and I filed for GC on the same day. Now, I am planning to file a new I-140 under EB1. My kid is going to be 18 soon. What is the age limit for dependent to file for GC with the parents?
Your reply is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

I have sent an email and pm; please check. Need details regarding your payment too.

1. YES
2. Your employer not only should not revoke your I140 but should not be using the LC for someone else. If he chooses use it for some one else the originla beneficiary will no longer get its benefits.
3. The condition for three years extension is you are not able to get to I485 because of retrogression so they will give you three years,
It is possible with a different employer only if the new LC and I140 is approved and you are waiting to file I485.

This is what I know, but I am not an attorney so better to talk to your (new) company attorney before making the move.

My cousin is and was in very good terms with employer. He talked to the manager and the HR and managed to change position but not the title(on paper). If you think your PD is light years away , you can convince your company to do the same. My cousin made sure that the HR is well aware of this in case they get an RFE. If you wish, then 6 months before you think u'll get your GC-- switch to Technical position to be safe...

All this is an issue only if you get an RFE.

There is always a risk though

not feeling the font.

also a blue sky might give more of an island feel. When i see the stamp i think of a scorching hot desert right now.

My husband has a unique experience with his I 485.My husband's employer filed I 131 ,I 485 for my husband and I 131,I 485 and I 765 for me on august 16.I recieved my receipts on october 16 and got my EAD approved on November 16. My husband didn't receive even receipt notices.

When he called UCSIS and checked on his status with level 2 officer, they told that they did not have any info on I485 but voided his I 131 application. He is planning on reapplying for I485.

Is there any downside of reapplying it as our priority date is september 2003(EB2).

I received a notice from uscis

"USCIS will use the priority date that must benefits the applicant, your request has been sent to your file"

Anybody has any idea what this means.


Thank you all
Vegaspd

You can do that using your EAD but that could be considered a violation of H1 status. Not big deal if you do not need to maintain H1. If you want to keep H1, you cannot do that unless you are willing to re-validate H1 later on by leaving US and re-entering on H1.

Yes, I do get a separate approval notice every time.
We did speak to our lawyer today and she thinks its not a big deal and its ok to travel. So we are thinking of going ahead with our plans!

My wife was also in the same situation. We hired a good Driving Violations lawyer. He reduced it to a no points 'Reckless Driving' ticket. It did increase our insurance premiums but no other effect.

Please click on the poll for data gathering purposes.

Please select as many options as required.
Thanks for starting this poll.
'Lucky Sept Guys' CONGRATS on getting greened. Please, take a moment to enter info in this poll

I am in the same boat. My wife 485 just got filed with me as dependent so I am holding off on sending mine in. I read that this is a very gray area, and at least fragomen claims that they have had cases in which both 485 applications were rejected because of this dual filing.

Check with a lawyer before you do anything.

My current reporting structure with my employer is:
Client -> Prime Vendor -> Consultant X -> My employer

Another consultant is ready to transfer my visa and the reporting structure there is

Client -> Prime Vendor -> My employer

A prime vendor (not the same client) is also ready to transfer my visa

Client -> My employer


I am planning to transfer it to either (or both) of the above two companies. Will there be a problem in those two companies filing for a tranfer at (approx) the same time?

Is there a way I can ask an attorney directly (I am willing to pay for that service)

Thanks for your reply..

You mean the FedEx delivery receipt, or the USCIS Receipt..

I feel he will not ignore legal immigrants. There will be action for sure, as it appears. We should take this as positive when he says +ve about H1B. If he said something bad, then thats bad also for others.

The guys a communist. " From each according to his capability, to each according to his need". Poor illegals need GC more than we do.

Keep docs ready for MTR and once you receive the response from INS you should able to reply immed.

1. is it consulting company?
2. which center NSC/TSC?
3. when did you apply I140 ?

If you hold a green card and know in advance that you must be outside the United States for more than one year, it's worth applying to USCIS for a reentry permit (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-46E25CCD-3076-4CAE-B8909FA9BFF73FEA.html). This lets you to stay away for up to two years.

You should send in your application before leaving. Your reentry permit will serve as an entry document when you are ready to return. Reentry permits cannot be renewed and can be applied for only inside the United States. If you want to stay away for more than two years, you must return briefly and apply for another reentry permit.

The Nebraska Service Center (NSC) of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued an advisement in June 2009 regarding a change in procedures related to requests for rescheduling biometrics (fingerprinting) appointments for applications for reentry permits. The NSC has advised that all applications for reentry permits will be denied if the fingerprinting is not completed within 120 days of filing. The procedures for requesting expedited fingerprinting have not changed. I assume this is due to fact that many Green Card holders living abroad were trying to apply for the permit from overseas. In order to stp the practice, USCIS is trying to impose the strict biometrics schedule to make sure applicants apply form inside the US.

Applicants either have to appear at their scheduled appointments or request to be rescheduled. This request must occur before the appointment date. A request for rescheduling must be accompanied by a reasonable excuse for the inability to appear for the scheduled appointment. Rescheduled appointments are set within a maximum 30-day timeframe. Applicants should plan their travel accordingly, as the announcement is absolute with respect to the 30-day timeframe.

Here is a good tip to avoid one's green card being considered automatically abandoned under law, it is important to return within one year, at the latest.




More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/06/how_to_keep_you_green_card_cha.html)

Count me in for, SoCal chapter....do we have any plans to meet our congressmen or senators..

http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/EmploymentDemandUsedForCutOffDates.pdf

Tecnically you dont have any visa number available now.since you are transfering your priority date to eb2.until they make decission on your I-140 they will not process your 485.This is my opinion only.Talk to good lawyer take the second opnion onthis before you are out of time.never know what april 08 bulletin has in store for eb3.

bump.. TX members please attend conf call