Ramba
07-27 05:29 PM
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The answer should be "yes". The job should be offered to foreign national for processing his/her PERM or GC. However, the job can be accepted by FN, only after USCIS authorization. That authorization can be either H1 or EAD or GC itself. In other words, you can accept the job even after getting GC; however, in order to process your GC, there should be always a job offer for you from sponser right from begining(PERM LC).
The answer should be "yes". The job should be offered to foreign national for processing his/her PERM or GC. However, the job can be accepted by FN, only after USCIS authorization. That authorization can be either H1 or EAD or GC itself. In other words, you can accept the job even after getting GC; however, in order to process your GC, there should be always a job offer for you from sponser right from begining(PERM LC).
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fasterthanlight�
05-09 12:09 PM
Well, the second one could be anything, but when placed next to the first one it made sense.
GeetaRam
07-30 09:02 AM
I think even if employer revokes or cancels and if you have approval copy of I-140 you can port the date. Please consult some good immigration attorney.
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waitingonlc
02-17 03:15 PM
Hi,
I have a pending I-485.
My case was file in jan 02. I have approved labour and I-140. I filed my I-485 in Jun 2005 and have an EAD and parole. How do I find when can I file my spouse's case.
Thanks
visit http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_2805.html and look under emploment category
I have a pending I-485.
My case was file in jan 02. I have approved labour and I-140. I filed my I-485 in Jun 2005 and have an EAD and parole. How do I find when can I file my spouse's case.
Thanks
visit http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_2805.html and look under emploment category
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dilbert_cal
01-04 05:22 AM
BeautifulMind,
Since all of this has already happened, harping on what could had been done is useless. From my limited knowledge of immigration, I think you have no choice but to file another PERM and forget about your earlier case.
Since all of this has already happened, harping on what could had been done is useless. From my limited knowledge of immigration, I think you have no choice but to file another PERM and forget about your earlier case.
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rxsimha
09-26 11:55 AM
Hi all,
This is my first post here, if it is not in the appropriate location please excuse me.
My company filed my I-485, EAD and AP together.(On Auguest 6th this year) They asked me for only one check for $745.
I was reading through a few posts and found that everybody had submitted 3 individual cheques for the same...
Is this ok? Or did my company do a blunder.
I have not yet recieved any receipts.
This is my first post here, if it is not in the appropriate location please excuse me.
My company filed my I-485, EAD and AP together.(On Auguest 6th this year) They asked me for only one check for $745.
I was reading through a few posts and found that everybody had submitted 3 individual cheques for the same...
Is this ok? Or did my company do a blunder.
I have not yet recieved any receipts.
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iluvgc
08-26 04:14 PM
Should be TRUE...as USCIS can use the SPILL OVER VISA # only in last month ...!!!
Hope we red dots will be the first to get spill over visas :)
Hope we red dots will be the first to get spill over visas :)
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TheStruggler
08-30 05:16 PM
Hello Gurus,
I am on H1B with a NJ consulting company since 10/2004.
I am working with a client in Los Angeles, CA.
My H1b Visa expired in 05/2010 and I just got my 3-year extention.
In my petition I gave details of current client.
Today an Agent came from USCIS for an onsite(client-side) visit and verification.
The agent asked me various question mostly related to my petition
I was told my name was picked up randomly.
It is part of USCIS Site visit and verification Program
Anyone has a similar experience?
I am on H1B with a NJ consulting company since 10/2004.
I am working with a client in Los Angeles, CA.
My H1b Visa expired in 05/2010 and I just got my 3-year extention.
In my petition I gave details of current client.
Today an Agent came from USCIS for an onsite(client-side) visit and verification.
The agent asked me various question mostly related to my petition
I was told my name was picked up randomly.
It is part of USCIS Site visit and verification Program
Anyone has a similar experience?
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Roni
06-11 10:43 PM
My employer let me signed 3 contracts. First was for the year 2006 then two for 2007. They said they just changed a few things but it is the same. The previous two contracts said if ever employment is terminated prior to an agreed date, reimbursement to the employer will be pro-rated. The 3rd contract was changed to reimbursing the employer the full amount of the contract which means H1B fees, recruitment fees, sign-on bonus and reimbursement. I was not aware that they've changed the reimbursement because I did not read the third contract anymore because they said it's the same.
Is it legal for the employer to charge the H1B employee the H1B fees, recruitment fee, sign-on bonus and reimbursements? I applied directly to my employer but they hired a recruiter and was just made aware of the huge amount after working for 3mos with them. They never gave me a copy of the total amount of my contract until I asked for it.
They filed for my I-140. It was already approved and just waiting for the I-485 to be filed.
Thank you so much for your help.
Is it legal for the employer to charge the H1B employee the H1B fees, recruitment fee, sign-on bonus and reimbursements? I applied directly to my employer but they hired a recruiter and was just made aware of the huge amount after working for 3mos with them. They never gave me a copy of the total amount of my contract until I asked for it.
They filed for my I-140. It was already approved and just waiting for the I-485 to be filed.
Thank you so much for your help.
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PD_Dec2002
06-20 10:30 PM
please reply gurus.
Remember, you are signing each and every form. Which means you are certifying the following: "I certify, under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America, that this application and the evidence submitted with it is all true and correct."
So when a form asks for your address, it HAS to be YOUR address. Providing any other address would be illegal. Tell your employer he/she cannot force you to commit perjury.
Thanks,
Jayant
Remember, you are signing each and every form. Which means you are certifying the following: "I certify, under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America, that this application and the evidence submitted with it is all true and correct."
So when a form asks for your address, it HAS to be YOUR address. Providing any other address would be illegal. Tell your employer he/she cannot force you to commit perjury.
Thanks,
Jayant
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a_yaja
09-13 10:47 AM
Hi,
What is the last day for filling H1B? (assuming cap of 65,000 is not reached)
To be specific, can it be filled after 30th sept, 2009?
Thanks!
I am assuming you are talking about a new H1 that is subject to the 2009 - 2010 cap of 65K. You can file it anytime as long as H1 numbers are available. You can even file for a H1 in Sept. 2010 (that is subject to the 2009 - 2010 cap) if a visa number is available from the 2009 - 2010 quota (not sure if your job has to start before Oct. 2010 to qualify for a H1 subject to the 2009 - 2010 cap though).
What is the last day for filling H1B? (assuming cap of 65,000 is not reached)
To be specific, can it be filled after 30th sept, 2009?
Thanks!
I am assuming you are talking about a new H1 that is subject to the 2009 - 2010 cap of 65K. You can file it anytime as long as H1 numbers are available. You can even file for a H1 in Sept. 2010 (that is subject to the 2009 - 2010 cap) if a visa number is available from the 2009 - 2010 quota (not sure if your job has to start before Oct. 2010 to qualify for a H1 subject to the 2009 - 2010 cap though).
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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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Vic
02-07 04:49 PM
Just carrying a copy of the receipt is sufficient. Normally the officer will only be interested in the passport and original AP document - that was my experience recently coming into the country.
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busybee2512
06-14 12:01 PM
I went to graduate school in the US, (majored in Architecture) and was on an F1 visa from the period 2006-2009.I graduated in Aug 2008 and applied for an H1 through a consultancy firm.The petition for an H1 visa was approved, but I decided to return back home anyway and came home in 2009.
2 weeks ago, I visited the States for a week for a conference on a B1/B2 visa. I eventually want to return to the States and work there and therefore, need advice in this regard...
Given that my petition for an H1 has been approved, will the company that offers me employment have to reapply for an H1 for me?Or can the H1 be transferred from the Consultant company(that got me the H1), to the new company easily?!
Any help in this matter will be highly appreciated!
Thanks!
2 weeks ago, I visited the States for a week for a conference on a B1/B2 visa. I eventually want to return to the States and work there and therefore, need advice in this regard...
Given that my petition for an H1 has been approved, will the company that offers me employment have to reapply for an H1 for me?Or can the H1 be transferred from the Consultant company(that got me the H1), to the new company easily?!
Any help in this matter will be highly appreciated!
Thanks!
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busybee2512
06-14 12:01 PM
I went to graduate school in the US, (majored in Architecture) and was on an F1 visa from the period 2006-2009.I graduated in Aug 2008 and applied for an H1 through a consultancy firm.The petition for an H1 visa was approved, but I decided to return back home anyway and came home in 2009.
2 weeks ago, I visited the States for a week for a conference on a B1/B2 visa. I eventually want to return to the States and work there and therefore, need advice in this regard...
Given that my petition for an H1 has been approved, will the company that offers me employment have to reapply for an H1 for me?Or can the H1 be transferred from the Consultant company(that got me the H1), to the new company easily?!
Any help in this matter will be highly appreciated!
Thanks!
2 weeks ago, I visited the States for a week for a conference on a B1/B2 visa. I eventually want to return to the States and work there and therefore, need advice in this regard...
Given that my petition for an H1 has been approved, will the company that offers me employment have to reapply for an H1 for me?Or can the H1 be transferred from the Consultant company(that got me the H1), to the new company easily?!
Any help in this matter will be highly appreciated!
Thanks!
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amitk81
09-05 06:37 AM
it is $300 (150 for you and 150 for your wife)
I paid the same in Mumbai last week.
I paid the same in Mumbai last week.
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11-18 09:42 AM
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supers789
01-02 12:59 PM
Case Summary:
* Employer A = Previous Employer with whom I have my I-140 approved
* Employer B = Current Employer. I do not have a PERM or I-140 approved with this employer. I used my I-140 with Emp.A to get a 3 year extension when I transferred from Emp.A to Emp.B [So now, due to this extension, I have my H1-B approved upto Aug'08 instead of June 2006, which was the end of my H1-B six years]
* Employer C = Future Employer. I am planning to move from Emp.B and join this Employer now.
Question:
Can I use my I-140 from Emp.A to get multiple 3 year extensions with Emp.C when I change my job from Emp.B to Emp.C, or after joining Emp.C ?
[Please note: I do not have an approved I-140 from Emp.B at this time, and I have used my I-140 from Emp.A once to get a 3-year extension when I transfered from Emp.A to Emp.B. Can I use it yet again when I move to my third Employer, Emp.C or when I transfer my H1 from Emp.B to Emp.C]. This is assuming that the dates will not be current when I transfer or file for extensions.
* Employer A = Previous Employer with whom I have my I-140 approved
* Employer B = Current Employer. I do not have a PERM or I-140 approved with this employer. I used my I-140 with Emp.A to get a 3 year extension when I transferred from Emp.A to Emp.B [So now, due to this extension, I have my H1-B approved upto Aug'08 instead of June 2006, which was the end of my H1-B six years]
* Employer C = Future Employer. I am planning to move from Emp.B and join this Employer now.
Question:
Can I use my I-140 from Emp.A to get multiple 3 year extensions with Emp.C when I change my job from Emp.B to Emp.C, or after joining Emp.C ?
[Please note: I do not have an approved I-140 from Emp.B at this time, and I have used my I-140 from Emp.A once to get a 3-year extension when I transfered from Emp.A to Emp.B. Can I use it yet again when I move to my third Employer, Emp.C or when I transfer my H1 from Emp.B to Emp.C]. This is assuming that the dates will not be current when I transfer or file for extensions.
kirupa
01-12 02:54 PM
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myuname
07-27 10:41 AM
You can continue both. Company B cannot tell you to do withdraw other 485. Infact you shouldn't have told company B about 485 with company A unless your company B was willing to use AC21 to continue your GC process. Now they have reason to believe you might leave them for company A.
Thanks,
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