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Sakthisagar
03-17 11:41 AM
There is nothing "broken" about our immigration system that strict enforcement of existing laws could not fix.
There will be no amnesty in 2010. Or ever. In fact, as unemployment continues to rise and hard-working, middle-class Americans continue to slide into foreclosure and bankruptcy, there will be huge tsunami to crack down on illegals and impose a moratorium on ALL immigration until unemployment drops back below 5%.
One of the reason, illegal immigrants and their advocates are so desperate for illegal immigration to pass is because this is going to be a W shaped recesssion. Meaning that it will go up then come back down before going back up again. We are still in a recession, no matter what the tintops on the hill say. And the longer the recession goes on, the more impatient and angry U.S. citizens are going to become with the presence of illegal immigrants working in this country. And the more viable it will become for U.S. workers and legal residents who are out of work and whose unemployment has run out to be more willing to work those jobs that illegal immigrants have. In fact I read somewhere that in the hispanic community the unemployment is easing somewhat. They do stick together, I have to give them that.
There will be no amnesty in 2010. Or ever. In fact, as unemployment continues to rise and hard-working, middle-class Americans continue to slide into foreclosure and bankruptcy, there will be huge tsunami to crack down on illegals and impose a moratorium on ALL immigration until unemployment drops back below 5%.
One of the reason, illegal immigrants and their advocates are so desperate for illegal immigration to pass is because this is going to be a W shaped recesssion. Meaning that it will go up then come back down before going back up again. We are still in a recession, no matter what the tintops on the hill say. And the longer the recession goes on, the more impatient and angry U.S. citizens are going to become with the presence of illegal immigrants working in this country. And the more viable it will become for U.S. workers and legal residents who are out of work and whose unemployment has run out to be more willing to work those jobs that illegal immigrants have. In fact I read somewhere that in the hispanic community the unemployment is easing somewhat. They do stick together, I have to give them that.
roseball
10-08 10:33 AM
@Roseball:
I checked with my attorney yesterday...Now he asks me not to work till I get the approval. 2days back status of my H1B premium processing has been moved to 'Request for evidence'..which is regarding some extra fee as a result of some new rule..He says that this was the reason why he wants me not to work until it is resolved....
I am not sure for what reason, but your suggestion helped me a lot. I have another question, if incase my H1B gets denied, do I have any other option? will I be able to get my F1 status back??
I am glad he advised you to stop working, though triggering a RFE for extra fees shouldn't have led him to ask you to stop working, unless RFE contains other information he is not disclosing.
I don't think your H1 would be denied because the RFE only asked for additional fee (assuming no other information is requested). Incase your H1 is denied, you can try and get another job and have the new employer file a H1 for you again as soon as possible because you will start accruing illegal stay from the day your H1 is denied. You won't get back your F-1 status automatically. You will have to get a new I-20 and "probably" re-enter the country after getting a new F-1 visa stamp.
I checked with my attorney yesterday...Now he asks me not to work till I get the approval. 2days back status of my H1B premium processing has been moved to 'Request for evidence'..which is regarding some extra fee as a result of some new rule..He says that this was the reason why he wants me not to work until it is resolved....
I am not sure for what reason, but your suggestion helped me a lot. I have another question, if incase my H1B gets denied, do I have any other option? will I be able to get my F1 status back??
I am glad he advised you to stop working, though triggering a RFE for extra fees shouldn't have led him to ask you to stop working, unless RFE contains other information he is not disclosing.
I don't think your H1 would be denied because the RFE only asked for additional fee (assuming no other information is requested). Incase your H1 is denied, you can try and get another job and have the new employer file a H1 for you again as soon as possible because you will start accruing illegal stay from the day your H1 is denied. You won't get back your F-1 status automatically. You will have to get a new I-20 and "probably" re-enter the country after getting a new F-1 visa stamp.
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sc3
05-30 07:10 PM
Hmm... before swinging bats... lets determine if the OP is without blame. From the looks of this, clearly it is a body-shop. Anyone who uses body shop in order to get GC (or even employment through H1) are just as culpable as the body-shop owners.
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snathan
04-03 08:32 AM
Hi,
My Labor was denied in 6th year. I have my 7th year extension in couple of months.
My employer doesn't give much details of why my labor was denied. When i insisted them the reason for denial they said that they just got a letter saying that they are already US Citizens available with that skill set. I asked them to send a copy of the denial letter but they say that that letter also has other case numbers which they filed and don't want to reveal them. Is that believable?
I said them to file appeal so that the case would be in pending and i can apply for 7th year extension. They said that its an no objection denial and they cannot appeal the case. Can it be true?
Now i am even not sure if they applied for Labor. I need to get some proof from them. For what document can i ask them for this? What should i do in this situation?
If you visited india/your home country in these six years, you can recapture those dates. It might give you couple of months. In the mean time, if your PERM approved you are good. Check with your employer how much they are willing to help.
Good luck.
My Labor was denied in 6th year. I have my 7th year extension in couple of months.
My employer doesn't give much details of why my labor was denied. When i insisted them the reason for denial they said that they just got a letter saying that they are already US Citizens available with that skill set. I asked them to send a copy of the denial letter but they say that that letter also has other case numbers which they filed and don't want to reveal them. Is that believable?
I said them to file appeal so that the case would be in pending and i can apply for 7th year extension. They said that its an no objection denial and they cannot appeal the case. Can it be true?
Now i am even not sure if they applied for Labor. I need to get some proof from them. For what document can i ask them for this? What should i do in this situation?
If you visited india/your home country in these six years, you can recapture those dates. It might give you couple of months. In the mean time, if your PERM approved you are good. Check with your employer how much they are willing to help.
Good luck.
Sakthisagar
01-22 02:01 PM
Thank You for this link, and again how about people who already applied I-140 and waiting years for applying Adjustment of Status, they should find a way for that, they are still considered as H1 Visa holders, and when they go for an extension, they treat them in the same category of people who just applied labor and waiting.
Some where by Oct 2009 USCIS were planning to have a Pre-Registration before applying I-485 so that all the I-140 approved folks can get EAD and AP. And before I-485 the case will be properly abjudicated. so finally they can do fingerprints and GC.
Any one have update on this?
Some where by Oct 2009 USCIS were planning to have a Pre-Registration before applying I-485 so that all the I-140 approved folks can get EAD and AP. And before I-485 the case will be properly abjudicated. so finally they can do fingerprints and GC.
Any one have update on this?
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smsthss
07-18 02:20 PM
Hi,
I am applying for my I-485 and my wife's I-485/EAD. I'm in my 3rd yr of H1 and expires may'08. My attorney suggested that applyin for EAD for me is not worth as i can use my time on H1 till oct/nov and instead of renewing H1, then apply for EAD so that i will not end up wasting my EAD time. So, We plan to apply for my EAD/AP and wife's AP sometime in nov. Am i thinking thinking right..anything wrong doing this. possible con's?
I am applying for my I-485 and my wife's I-485/EAD. I'm in my 3rd yr of H1 and expires may'08. My attorney suggested that applyin for EAD for me is not worth as i can use my time on H1 till oct/nov and instead of renewing H1, then apply for EAD so that i will not end up wasting my EAD time. So, We plan to apply for my EAD/AP and wife's AP sometime in nov. Am i thinking thinking right..anything wrong doing this. possible con's?
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vikramy
06-04 07:27 PM
True, I know that is for visas. For H1 application i am not sure, also here the latest action is denial of h1 transfer not original h1 application.
Anyway that's what i am trying to find out. Is my old application still valid and can i transfer to some other company.
Please, correct me if I am wrong here. My understanding on this is uscis follows 'Last Action Taken' rule which invalidates the previous visas issued.
Anyway that's what i am trying to find out. Is my old application still valid and can i transfer to some other company.
Please, correct me if I am wrong here. My understanding on this is uscis follows 'Last Action Taken' rule which invalidates the previous visas issued.
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liche
04-04 10:42 PM
This list seems about right to me. I was checking earlier if Economics goes into Math but it does not either.
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pt326bc
12-20 08:54 PM
Situation: I have to sublet my apartment for a few months and will have to transfer the lease on the subletters' names, which means they will have their names on the mailbox for few months. After that, the lease will be on my name again. I am worried that in case if my GC comes in the next few months (being an optimist here), it may not get delivered if my name will not be on the mailbox.
Concern: I am hesitant to fill out the AR 11/address change form since I will have to do it again in a few months when I return; they haven't been found to be reliable (several members have posted related experiences, the most recent being:http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showthread.php?t=16242
Question: Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to best deal with this situation?
Thank you in advance.
No good option exists in such a case in my opinion.
From my personal experience (as has been suggested by somebody before) talking to the mail carrier is not the best option (how about when the mail carrier goes on vacation and somebody else replaces him/her).
Putting mail on hold is one option (which cannot be done for more than 4 weeks and is notoriously unreliable; both by the online option and by filling the form out at the post office and dropping it off personally). I have been bitten both ways.
Mail forwarding is obviously not going to work because most USCIS (I say most because some people have actually had USCIS mail forwarded) letters carry the notation "Return Service Requested".
If you stick to the letter of the law then if you are not staying physically at an address you should notify USCIS (even if not for a few months) either by calling them or by filling out the form AR11 online AND sending them the paper application.
Or if nothing works (like in my case when mail hold didn't work) then get a PO Box address (like I did) and then have you lawyer call USCIS and have the address formally changed. At least that way (most likely) you will have mail securely coming to the address. USCIS should send you a letter acknowledging the change of address to the NEW address soon, and most likely you will see A LUD on your pending applications with USCIS.
Regards.
Concern: I am hesitant to fill out the AR 11/address change form since I will have to do it again in a few months when I return; they haven't been found to be reliable (several members have posted related experiences, the most recent being:http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showthread.php?t=16242
Question: Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to best deal with this situation?
Thank you in advance.
No good option exists in such a case in my opinion.
From my personal experience (as has been suggested by somebody before) talking to the mail carrier is not the best option (how about when the mail carrier goes on vacation and somebody else replaces him/her).
Putting mail on hold is one option (which cannot be done for more than 4 weeks and is notoriously unreliable; both by the online option and by filling the form out at the post office and dropping it off personally). I have been bitten both ways.
Mail forwarding is obviously not going to work because most USCIS (I say most because some people have actually had USCIS mail forwarded) letters carry the notation "Return Service Requested".
If you stick to the letter of the law then if you are not staying physically at an address you should notify USCIS (even if not for a few months) either by calling them or by filling out the form AR11 online AND sending them the paper application.
Or if nothing works (like in my case when mail hold didn't work) then get a PO Box address (like I did) and then have you lawyer call USCIS and have the address formally changed. At least that way (most likely) you will have mail securely coming to the address. USCIS should send you a letter acknowledging the change of address to the NEW address soon, and most likely you will see A LUD on your pending applications with USCIS.
Regards.
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gconmymind
09-30 08:41 PM
Nope, didnt get approval, but guess what, got my very first soft LUD on my 485 (didnt ever get one, not even after FP)..so i was maha excited that my 485 app itself has not been lost in the madness thats USCIS...
Same here! Be it an RFE or Name check or whatever, feels good that at least some one touched the application and looked at it...
Same here! Be it an RFE or Name check or whatever, feels good that at least some one touched the application and looked at it...
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09-14 04:49 PM
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04-15 12:21 AM
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gcseeker2002
10-17 10:49 PM
I filed my extension on Sep 27th and got the receipt notice on Oct 11th.
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deccan605
05-04 09:37 PM
Hi,
my wife is not from TVU.. we applied f1 to H4 I-539 COS ..should she take full time classes to maintain her f1 status while H4 COS is pending..?
Please reply..
Regards
my wife is not from TVU.. we applied f1 to H4 I-539 COS ..should she take full time classes to maintain her f1 status while H4 COS is pending..?
Please reply..
Regards
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permfiling
01-21 04:33 PM
Well if we contact USCIS then it will become a offficial rule why bother USCIS with this when there are more important issues like EB backlogs etc
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cagedcactus
11-08 07:27 AM
So if I understand you correct....
You want the PP of I 140 changed from 15 days, to 60 days. You want this to be done granted that they will start it now....
And you want them to open up another backlog reduction center. ( I assume that you want this, so that they can handle the current flow of EAD, AP, I 485, and your newly proposed long version of PP)....
And what about those who dont have 60 days of time to get approved in future? Arent we being a little biased here? Arent we asking USCIS to adjust every time, so that it fits our requirements.... you know very well, that it is not going to happen, dont you? The process timings change every month. They are not going to adjust that fast for us. We would love them to, but its a wishful thinking.
USCIS has clearly told that it is concentrating on getting EAD and AP approved for those who filed it before the august deadline. Once that load is gone, the PP of I 140 will be restarted.
I know that a lot of people would like to have PP right now. I, for one, have the I 140 pending in system, and would love to convert it to PP. But I must aim for the ultimate goal. The ultimate goal is, to get rid of this whole bottleneck process. We can spend all our time raising flags everytime there is an issue like this. But instead we can spend that time to build up local chapters, and meek local law makers, and gain their support for the future bills that are going to get rid of the whole backlog itself.....
You want the PP of I 140 changed from 15 days, to 60 days. You want this to be done granted that they will start it now....
And you want them to open up another backlog reduction center. ( I assume that you want this, so that they can handle the current flow of EAD, AP, I 485, and your newly proposed long version of PP)....
And what about those who dont have 60 days of time to get approved in future? Arent we being a little biased here? Arent we asking USCIS to adjust every time, so that it fits our requirements.... you know very well, that it is not going to happen, dont you? The process timings change every month. They are not going to adjust that fast for us. We would love them to, but its a wishful thinking.
USCIS has clearly told that it is concentrating on getting EAD and AP approved for those who filed it before the august deadline. Once that load is gone, the PP of I 140 will be restarted.
I know that a lot of people would like to have PP right now. I, for one, have the I 140 pending in system, and would love to convert it to PP. But I must aim for the ultimate goal. The ultimate goal is, to get rid of this whole bottleneck process. We can spend all our time raising flags everytime there is an issue like this. But instead we can spend that time to build up local chapters, and meek local law makers, and gain their support for the future bills that are going to get rid of the whole backlog itself.....
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valuablehurdle
06-13 10:59 AM
As of June 30th (or after that date whenever INS starts looking into your case), if your PD is NOT current, you will be given a 2 years EAD.
This is my interpretation.
This is my interpretation.
GC20??
05-28 11:05 PM
I eFiled my EAD renewal today. I did a terrible mistake of mentioning Last Name in place of First Name and vice versa on the application. How can this be fixed?
I will be submitting the supporting documents in couple of days. I am planning to write a cover letter to correct my First and Last Names. Is there anything else that I can do to get this fixed?
Thanks in advance.
I will be submitting the supporting documents in couple of days. I am planning to write a cover letter to correct my First and Last Names. Is there anything else that I can do to get this fixed?
Thanks in advance.
chanduv23
10-30 02:20 PM
To be honest this a very vague area of the law. I have seen people switch to unrelated job getting GC's without any issues and also know of one who did everything by the book getting an RFE. Just talk to your lawyer and stick to what he says, we end up over analyzing issues and miss the bus. I say this because i have done everything by the book so far and am still waiting. I hear that they are getting more particular about AC21 these days. Do what you think is best for you and once you take a decision just go ahead.
Well things have been fine but now things are changing. You can see people getting RFE on employment even if he/she does an AR11 address change.
AC21 RFEs are now very specific with job requirement, experience, education.
Looks like the original poster's job MAY be similar but it is better to check with an experienced Attorney
Well things have been fine but now things are changing. You can see people getting RFE on employment even if he/she does an AR11 address change.
AC21 RFEs are now very specific with job requirement, experience, education.
Looks like the original poster's job MAY be similar but it is better to check with an experienced Attorney