anatul
04-23 01:12 AM
I am currently working for Company-A, holding a H1B till 30/09/2012 (approx 1 yr/5 months time left), with the approved I140 and labor (Priority date EB2 Oct 2008).
Now I am thinking to move to other company (Company-B) and the new company is ready to transfer my H1B and start green card processing after 3 months.I had following questions
Q1>Can I move from my present employer to new employer?
If yes will I get New H1B valid till 30/09/2012 or for three more years based on existing approved I140.
Q2>My old employer should not revoke my I140 till my new Labor and I140 get approved with the new employer? (Most likely my old employer (Company �A) is going to revoke the I140 once I leave the company). So will that be any problem for me?
Specifically problem in following scenarios,
a. Porting my priority date for future GC application (Company-B) with revoked old 140(From Company-A).
b. If i am going to get extension only till 30/09/2012 and
if my new GC doesn�t clear new 140 stage by then ( which is highly possible looking at current market conditions and the timeframe when my labor is going to get applied (Easily 8-9 months from now)) Can i get 3 years extension at that stage using revoked 140 from company-A?
I feel very jittery about whether to make this move or not. Looking my existing priority date I assume it is easily going to take another 2/3 years to get green card in existing job.
Please reply this post as it will help me alot
Now I am thinking to move to other company (Company-B) and the new company is ready to transfer my H1B and start green card processing after 3 months.I had following questions
Q1>Can I move from my present employer to new employer?
If yes will I get New H1B valid till 30/09/2012 or for three more years based on existing approved I140.
Q2>My old employer should not revoke my I140 till my new Labor and I140 get approved with the new employer? (Most likely my old employer (Company �A) is going to revoke the I140 once I leave the company). So will that be any problem for me?
Specifically problem in following scenarios,
a. Porting my priority date for future GC application (Company-B) with revoked old 140(From Company-A).
b. If i am going to get extension only till 30/09/2012 and
if my new GC doesn�t clear new 140 stage by then ( which is highly possible looking at current market conditions and the timeframe when my labor is going to get applied (Easily 8-9 months from now)) Can i get 3 years extension at that stage using revoked 140 from company-A?
I feel very jittery about whether to make this move or not. Looking my existing priority date I assume it is easily going to take another 2/3 years to get green card in existing job.
Please reply this post as it will help me alot
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kaushik58
09-09 11:21 PM
Hi Gurus,
Can Any Body Update Us With Any Latest On This Subjected Issue ?
Recently In I-140 Anybody Got Aproval With 3 Years Degree From Nsc ? I Am Talking About Eb-3 Cases.
I Understood That Something Was Going On But Could Not Get Any News So Far !
Can Anybody Give Lights If There Is Something Positive ?
I Hope Immigration Voice Will Also Take Up This Issue During Rally.
Thanks,
Can Any Body Update Us With Any Latest On This Subjected Issue ?
Recently In I-140 Anybody Got Aproval With 3 Years Degree From Nsc ? I Am Talking About Eb-3 Cases.
I Understood That Something Was Going On But Could Not Get Any News So Far !
Can Anybody Give Lights If There Is Something Positive ?
I Hope Immigration Voice Will Also Take Up This Issue During Rally.
Thanks,
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edaltsis
04-23 06:06 PM
All those who are worried what happens to their I-140, I-485 and GC should read this Press Release from USCIS.
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/I140_AC21_8403.pdf
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/I140_AC21_8403.pdf
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viz
02-01 10:29 PM
I am wondering about exact same thing. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
iuiukk
10-01 04:20 PM
I came to US on B2 10-year multiple visa, my I-94 is going to expire in a few weeks (first time extension approved ). My husband�s citizenship application has been pending for the past 10 months, it is in internal security check , so don't know how long it will take to clear.
What are the consequences if I over stay on my B1 visa for about 150 days, during which I apply for my I-130 and then go back to my home country and go for the consulor processing. Is this can be done? I got different opinions so confused. Would it impact my consular interview?
The hope is my husband�s citizenship would be approved before that and I might never have to leave the US.
Thanks in advance.
What are the consequences if I over stay on my B1 visa for about 150 days, during which I apply for my I-130 and then go back to my home country and go for the consulor processing. Is this can be done? I got different opinions so confused. Would it impact my consular interview?
The hope is my husband�s citizenship would be approved before that and I might never have to leave the US.
Thanks in advance.
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01-23 05:06 PM
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andy garcia
11-07 02:24 PM
Hi,
I am unable to determine if the 180 day timeline is calculated from RD or ND? There are different opinions here in this forum and no clear answer. Is there a law text that defines this clearly...does anybody know?
yea...I did search this and some of the other forums :confused:
Tanks
Taken from: Yates Memorandum (http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/I140_AC21_8403.pdf)
If the Form I-140 has been approved and the Form I-485 has been filed and remained unadjudicated for 180 days or more (as measured from the Form I-485 receipt date), the approved Form I-140 will remain valid even if the alien changes jobs or employers as long as the new offer of employment is in the same or similar occupation. If the Form I-485 has been pending for less than 180 days, then the approved Form I-140 shall not remain valid with respect to a new offer of employment.
I am unable to determine if the 180 day timeline is calculated from RD or ND? There are different opinions here in this forum and no clear answer. Is there a law text that defines this clearly...does anybody know?
yea...I did search this and some of the other forums :confused:
Tanks
Taken from: Yates Memorandum (http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/I140_AC21_8403.pdf)
If the Form I-140 has been approved and the Form I-485 has been filed and remained unadjudicated for 180 days or more (as measured from the Form I-485 receipt date), the approved Form I-140 will remain valid even if the alien changes jobs or employers as long as the new offer of employment is in the same or similar occupation. If the Form I-485 has been pending for less than 180 days, then the approved Form I-140 shall not remain valid with respect to a new offer of employment.
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kkrp
05-01 10:45 AM
Can you please refer me the other formus link abt this issue as you mention in your reply. I don't know what i should write in the email since this is my 9th yr extension.
Can you pls. tell me whether Labor dept. will notify our labor details requesting email to Employer or not? Just for safer side I am asking.
Thanks.
Can you pls. tell me whether Labor dept. will notify our labor details requesting email to Employer or not? Just for safer side I am asking.
Thanks.
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mrdelhiite
07-23 02:38 PM
I have an approved I-140 from my previous employer. Is there anyway, I can expedite my labor certification, I-140 approval and I-485 through my new employer on the basis of the previous approvals? I have a PD of jan'04. I know I retain my PD due to the I-140 but I wanted to know if there is anyway to not wait for the time it takes to get approval on LC and I-140.
no labor is position dependent not person dependent. You cannot make it go faster based on earlier 140.
-M
no labor is position dependent not person dependent. You cannot make it go faster based on earlier 140.
-M
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07-26 05:27 PM
seach on the forum..this discussion has occurred upteen # of times ....
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10-29 09:00 PM
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ROW
PD: 6/14/04
I485 RD: 6/14/07
I485 ND: 7/10/07
FP date: 8/22/07
Welcome Notice date: 9/18/07
I-485 Approval Sent Notice: 9/20/07
I-485 LUD: 7/10/07(ND), 8/22/07(FP), 9/14/07 ,9/18/07(Welcome notice) ,9/20/17 (approval notice)
I-765 Approval date: 9/19/07
AP: pending
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ROW
PD: 6/14/04
I485 RD: 6/14/07
I485 ND: 7/10/07
FP date: 8/22/07
Welcome Notice date: 9/18/07
I-485 Approval Sent Notice: 9/20/07
I-485 LUD: 7/10/07(ND), 8/22/07(FP), 9/14/07 ,9/18/07(Welcome notice) ,9/20/17 (approval notice)
I-765 Approval date: 9/19/07
AP: pending
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03-24 02:56 AM
Seen a lot of this suggestion flying around. Take a look at this post http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/03/solving-the-housing-crisis/
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With the recent implementation by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) allowing concurrent filing of Form I-360 Religious Worker Petition and Form I-485 Adjustment of Status Application, most applicants want to know what documents to submit with an adjustment of status (AOS) application.
Persons with a pending I-360 religious worker petition are now eligible to file an AOS application before September 9, 2009. The AOS application is used by persons who are in the United States to apply with USCIS to adjust to permanent resident status.
Along with the Adjustment of Status Application on Form I-485, one must remember to submit:
a copy of the I-360 receipt notice,
two passport style photos,
a copy of the applicant’s passport,
a copy of the applicant’s birth certificate (along with a certified English translation if the document is not in English), and
a medical examination report performed by a designated civil surgeon.
If an AOS applicant has ever been arrested then a court-certified copy of all arrest records and the final disposition of the case is required (excluding traffic tickets).
Individuals between the ages of 14-79 are also required to submit a Biographic Information Sheet on Form G-325A.
The most important thing to remember before sending the AOS application is the filing fee! Do NOT forget to submit a check or money order to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in the amount of $1010. No additional fee is required for Form I-765 Employment Authorization Application and for Advance Parole on Form I-131 if filing with an AOS application.
Call us at 214-999-9999 and we will be happy to answer your questions.
More... (http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Immigration-law-answers-blog/~3/PcV6AFL4-xg/)
Persons with a pending I-360 religious worker petition are now eligible to file an AOS application before September 9, 2009. The AOS application is used by persons who are in the United States to apply with USCIS to adjust to permanent resident status.
Along with the Adjustment of Status Application on Form I-485, one must remember to submit:
a copy of the I-360 receipt notice,
two passport style photos,
a copy of the applicant’s passport,
a copy of the applicant’s birth certificate (along with a certified English translation if the document is not in English), and
a medical examination report performed by a designated civil surgeon.
If an AOS applicant has ever been arrested then a court-certified copy of all arrest records and the final disposition of the case is required (excluding traffic tickets).
Individuals between the ages of 14-79 are also required to submit a Biographic Information Sheet on Form G-325A.
The most important thing to remember before sending the AOS application is the filing fee! Do NOT forget to submit a check or money order to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in the amount of $1010. No additional fee is required for Form I-765 Employment Authorization Application and for Advance Parole on Form I-131 if filing with an AOS application.
Call us at 214-999-9999 and we will be happy to answer your questions.
More... (http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Immigration-law-answers-blog/~3/PcV6AFL4-xg/)
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02-08 10:02 PM
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References are welcome!!!!
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why do you need a lawyer?? if i may ask.?
i know one but depend why...?:confused:
References are welcome!!!!
:confused:
why do you need a lawyer?? if i may ask.?
i know one but depend why...?:confused:
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tpr
02-17 05:21 PM
Hi,
I graduated on May 2008 with an MBA degree. My OPT started in Jul 2008 and is valid till Jul 2009. I am not eligible for 29month extension.
I was on an internship till Jan 30th 2009 and am looking for fulltime positions now.
I understand that I will have to file for H1 on April1st and I can stay in the US and work legally if my H1B is still in process under the cap-gap rule passed last year.
How long can I legally stay in the US on OPT without a job?
Can anyone please throw light?
Thanks,
TPR
I graduated on May 2008 with an MBA degree. My OPT started in Jul 2008 and is valid till Jul 2009. I am not eligible for 29month extension.
I was on an internship till Jan 30th 2009 and am looking for fulltime positions now.
I understand that I will have to file for H1 on April1st and I can stay in the US and work legally if my H1B is still in process under the cap-gap rule passed last year.
How long can I legally stay in the US on OPT without a job?
Can anyone please throw light?
Thanks,
TPR
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gomirage
06-07 01:59 PM
It's up to the employer if he wants to keep you as an employee and has the right to cancel your H1 if he likes to do so. Just because you left the country doesnt mean that your H1 becomes invalid, but again its up to the employer.
That's right. Only thing is he will be required to pay you. Make sure you get pay stubs in case you are asked to prove your status at re-entry.
That's right. Only thing is he will be required to pay you. Make sure you get pay stubs in case you are asked to prove your status at re-entry.
damialok
05-05 01:26 PM
As per the terms of the settlement (http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=eaf995fda9a99110VgnVCM1000004718190aRCR D&vgnextchannel=2492db65022ee010VgnVCM1000000ecd190a RCRD), USCIS will EXPEDITE the N-400 and I-485 IF
Its been pending at USCIS for atleast 6 months
AND
You are receiving SSI benefits
Well I meet the first condition and visa numbers for my I-485 are available. But I dont meet the 2nd condition(not really sure). I for sure dont receive any benefits from SSA so I guess I cant use this settlement.
Any insights/ideas?
Its been pending at USCIS for atleast 6 months
AND
You are receiving SSI benefits
Well I meet the first condition and visa numbers for my I-485 are available. But I dont meet the 2nd condition(not really sure). I for sure dont receive any benefits from SSA so I guess I cant use this settlement.
Any insights/ideas?
harrydr
09-11 11:52 PM
My understanding is in current times, you cannot file I-140 and I-485 concurrently. Did you file your I-140 and I-485 together in 2008?
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