nissan_1
06-15 09:50 AM
As long as you return before the stamping expires on your passport, you are fine. Just carry the new H1B Approval with you and 2-3 recent paystub and a job reference letter from your employer. While entering US, show the new approval and make sure your I-94 has the correct employer name and expiry date. Sometimes the officer makes mistake :)
If I were to go for an India visit, Do I need to have the stamping done again while returning?
If I were to go for an India visit, Do I need to have the stamping done again while returning?
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fall1998
05-18 09:59 AM
Hi,
For everyone, PD on I-485 is blank, it is only shown on I-140 approval notice.
Chill :-)
For everyone, PD on I-485 is blank, it is only shown on I-140 approval notice.
Chill :-)
eilsoe
10-20 05:07 PM
I made Anaglyphs some years back with red and blue pens...
Then I went and lost my red/blue anaglyph glasses... (d*mn)...
Then I went and lost my red/blue anaglyph glasses... (d*mn)...
2011 from Funny Or Die, Dana Carvey
apb
08-02 07:33 PM
Thing is inspite of these recommendations they reverted the July bulletin with no notice period to public. Not sure why they recommend and have the office Of Ombudsman if USCIS does not implement their recommendation?
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Blog Feeds
09-09 07:30 PM
According to TRAC (http://trac.syr.edu/immigration/reports/240/), Justice Department data show that Immigration Judges are declining substantially fewer requests for asylum. Denial rates have reached the lowest level in the last quarter of a century.
Twenty five years ago, in FY 1986, almost nine out of ten (89%) of the asylum requests in the Immigration Courts were denied. While the annual rates have gone up and down during the ensuing years, only half (50%) of the requests were denied during the first nine months of FY 2010 � a record low.
One factor contributing to the improved success of the asylum seekers is that a higher proportion of the total are represented by counsel. It must be noted, however, that the number of those seeking asylum in court proceedings has fallen.
he growing success of asylum seekers is partly attributable to increases in the proportion who obtain legal representation. The latest figures show that more than nine out of every ten (91%) are now represented, up from just over half (52%) twenty-five years ago in FY 1986.
Asylum is relief for a foreign national to remain in the U.S. under legal status because the foreign national has suffered past persecution in his home country or country of last habitual residence, or because the foreign national has a well founded fear of future persecution in his home country or country of last habitual residence and such persecution is based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social group. So having a competent lawyer preparing your asylum case is a must in order to have a chance to win your Asylum case.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2010/09/asylum_attorney_asylum_approva.html)
Twenty five years ago, in FY 1986, almost nine out of ten (89%) of the asylum requests in the Immigration Courts were denied. While the annual rates have gone up and down during the ensuing years, only half (50%) of the requests were denied during the first nine months of FY 2010 � a record low.
One factor contributing to the improved success of the asylum seekers is that a higher proportion of the total are represented by counsel. It must be noted, however, that the number of those seeking asylum in court proceedings has fallen.
he growing success of asylum seekers is partly attributable to increases in the proportion who obtain legal representation. The latest figures show that more than nine out of every ten (91%) are now represented, up from just over half (52%) twenty-five years ago in FY 1986.
Asylum is relief for a foreign national to remain in the U.S. under legal status because the foreign national has suffered past persecution in his home country or country of last habitual residence, or because the foreign national has a well founded fear of future persecution in his home country or country of last habitual residence and such persecution is based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social group. So having a competent lawyer preparing your asylum case is a must in order to have a chance to win your Asylum case.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2010/09/asylum_attorney_asylum_approva.html)
eyeswe
08-23 02:38 PM
My take and I am far from a lawyer.. so this is not legal advice...
You can study on H4
You cannot accept a scholarship
You cannot take an in-campus job
You cannot do an internship, apply for CPT or OPT's
If the above are all true.. there is no need to inform USCIS
You can study on H4
You cannot accept a scholarship
You cannot take an in-campus job
You cannot do an internship, apply for CPT or OPT's
If the above are all true.. there is no need to inform USCIS
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wandmaker
02-24 12:26 AM
Hi Guys,
I have recently got married and entered US on AP, I have not used my EAD and started working for the same employer (GC sponsered). My wife is going for H4 Stamping in US consulate in India. Does any one has any experience? Do you see any problem during Stamping.
Thanks in Advance.
-Abhi
As long as you have a clean immigration track record (no out of status, continous pay) - your wife should not have any issues in H4 stamping and there may be administrative delays (like PIMS and etc), which no one has control over it.
I have recently got married and entered US on AP, I have not used my EAD and started working for the same employer (GC sponsered). My wife is going for H4 Stamping in US consulate in India. Does any one has any experience? Do you see any problem during Stamping.
Thanks in Advance.
-Abhi
As long as you have a clean immigration track record (no out of status, continous pay) - your wife should not have any issues in H4 stamping and there may be administrative delays (like PIMS and etc), which no one has control over it.
2010 Looks like Funny or Die got
nc9595
02-06 04:30 PM
An L-1 work visa is issued to an executive of a company that has worked with his/her company outside of the USA for at least one year. Dependents receive L-2 visas and a spouse can apply for an EAD. Trouble is, if the exec is laid off, all of the dependant visas immediately expire and both the exec and his/her spouse must leave the USA!
Any ideas how to alleviate this issue? Getting a H1B visa is impractical since they are so scarce.
Also in this case, is the exec's employer liable for relocation expenses?
Any ideas how to alleviate this issue? Getting a H1B visa is impractical since they are so scarce.
Also in this case, is the exec's employer liable for relocation expenses?
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villamonte6100
08-20 10:01 AM
Any one??
Whats next??
GC Interview:
How's (or what's in) the process?
What questions do they ask?
Whats next??
GC Interview:
How's (or what's in) the process?
What questions do they ask?
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lacrossegc
07-03 01:12 PM
http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/house-republicans-vow-to-take-the-offensive-on-immigration-2007-07-03.html
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rjgleason
April 28th, 2007, 08:55 PM
Allen's Camera......and if he doesn't have it, he'll get it.