Guig0
02-24 01:55 PM
new kind of battle in kirupaville, and great entries...
Great job everyone!=)
i voted for mariofan coz his work was so well planned... it has no ending and no begining...very nice :A+:
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Great job everyone!=)
i voted for mariofan coz his work was so well planned... it has no ending and no begining...very nice :A+:
reminds me a lot of disco art :phil:
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fromnaija
07-16 10:27 AM
I was out of country for a while but I am back now and still willing to take the lead in organizing this chapter. I will contact those whose phone or email ID I have and organize a phone conference to discuss our plans. Please PM me if you would like to help in this effort.
Iak123
04-15 04:00 PM
Background:
� My Father is now retired and he has transferred his business on my brother�s name. My brother pays monthly rent to my father for using the office building owned by my father and my mom is a homemaker. Whatever income my father makes is not taxable now due to his age.
� His assets are his office building, his house and bank balances.
� My brother and his family lives in India along with my parents. My grandmother also lives in India.
� My father is now 65 and my mom is 60.
� Visa was rejected by US � Embassy in Mumbai twice.
First Attempt:
Applied on: Sept, 2004 visa rejected under Section 214(b)
Translator: Hindi Translator Taken
Reason for coming to USA: Tourism
Duration of stay requested: 6 months
Details:
Conflicting information was provided to the consulate. They had my I-134 (Affidavit of support) form saying that I will be supporting their trip and my parents DS-156 (Visa form) said that they will SELF sponsor their trip
Visa officer asked my father his yearly income. He said Rs 1 lakh/year which is net and not gross. My father owned the business. His bank statement shows his savings. His tax/bank statements papers were never seen by the visa officer.
I was on H1-B and showed $30K in my bank. All the papers including my details were submitted to the consulate far in advance but did not help. Visa was rejected.
Second Attempt:
Applied on: April, 2005 rejected under Section 214(b)
Translator: Hindi Translator Taken
Reason for coming to USA: Graduation ceremony of daughter and Tourism
Duration of stay requested: 5 weeks
Details:
I was on H1-B and showed $33K in bank.
I filled up all the forms correctly and I was sponsoring the trip. I also sent invitation letter to attend Graduation ceremony received from my university along with the application
My parents were both at the consulate. My father was asked questions about me as to where I work, what I work as. He answered them all well.
As my father keeps forgetting things so my mom was prompting from behind to help him. My father was also asked what he does. Income was not asked this time. They did not see his tax documents. Visa was rejected again under section 214b
I am wondering if somebody can suggest what approach can i take this time. Please let me know if letter from senators help or any other ideas? Thanks a lot in advance
� My Father is now retired and he has transferred his business on my brother�s name. My brother pays monthly rent to my father for using the office building owned by my father and my mom is a homemaker. Whatever income my father makes is not taxable now due to his age.
� His assets are his office building, his house and bank balances.
� My brother and his family lives in India along with my parents. My grandmother also lives in India.
� My father is now 65 and my mom is 60.
� Visa was rejected by US � Embassy in Mumbai twice.
First Attempt:
Applied on: Sept, 2004 visa rejected under Section 214(b)
Translator: Hindi Translator Taken
Reason for coming to USA: Tourism
Duration of stay requested: 6 months
Details:
Conflicting information was provided to the consulate. They had my I-134 (Affidavit of support) form saying that I will be supporting their trip and my parents DS-156 (Visa form) said that they will SELF sponsor their trip
Visa officer asked my father his yearly income. He said Rs 1 lakh/year which is net and not gross. My father owned the business. His bank statement shows his savings. His tax/bank statements papers were never seen by the visa officer.
I was on H1-B and showed $30K in my bank. All the papers including my details were submitted to the consulate far in advance but did not help. Visa was rejected.
Second Attempt:
Applied on: April, 2005 rejected under Section 214(b)
Translator: Hindi Translator Taken
Reason for coming to USA: Graduation ceremony of daughter and Tourism
Duration of stay requested: 5 weeks
Details:
I was on H1-B and showed $33K in bank.
I filled up all the forms correctly and I was sponsoring the trip. I also sent invitation letter to attend Graduation ceremony received from my university along with the application
My parents were both at the consulate. My father was asked questions about me as to where I work, what I work as. He answered them all well.
As my father keeps forgetting things so my mom was prompting from behind to help him. My father was also asked what he does. Income was not asked this time. They did not see his tax documents. Visa was rejected again under section 214b
I am wondering if somebody can suggest what approach can i take this time. Please let me know if letter from senators help or any other ideas? Thanks a lot in advance
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ramaonline
05-05 12:45 PM
The usual documents showing valid Immigration status:
Copies of I94, EAD , EAP, Passport
Copies of your DMV temp license, application forms, and other communication with DMV.
Carry originals as well.
In my case they only looked at I94 - They already had everything in the system but DMV messed it up, so it got delayed.
Copies of I94, EAD , EAP, Passport
Copies of your DMV temp license, application forms, and other communication with DMV.
Carry originals as well.
In my case they only looked at I94 - They already had everything in the system but DMV messed it up, so it got delayed.
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prv_1979
09-18 07:59 AM
As per my company attorney, I-140 amendment is necessary after merger, but, I am not sure on that.
raj3078
02-15 04:02 PM
I find total different approach at my workplace which is also Fortune 500 company. Immi-Legal department is knoweldgeable and symphathatic about our issues. In fact the head of Immi dept was very annoyed when the bill passed to increase EB visa was taken out in conf in 2005 and he was more annoyed when it was repeated with CIR. He says that Senate can pass Immi bill anytime, but its house which is messed up.....
My company wants us to have GC as it allows them to have flexible workforce not tied to job description..
The title of the thread is an oxymoron. My company is indifferent (if not happy) to EB retrogression. BTW I don�t work for a desi company, I work for a fortune 100 multinational. They took five years to finally apply for my green card. I don�t mean to discourage people from trying to get there companies support, I am just pointing some of the realities. The longer the green card process the better for them because you will stick around in the company until you get the green card. I have a lot of friends who work in blue chip companies where the company does everything it can to delay the green card filing to as long as it can. Of late I have been hearing a lot of blue chip companies including mine, say that they will not sponsor green card. This was one reason why 485 measure was so important and it could have brought a lot of benefits to people who were not able to apply for 485 because of retrogression.
Anyway the suggestion is good. Every body do try. During CIR 2006 I went to my company HR to request faxing support for cir or any sort of support for cir. they did not do anything.
My company wants us to have GC as it allows them to have flexible workforce not tied to job description..
The title of the thread is an oxymoron. My company is indifferent (if not happy) to EB retrogression. BTW I don�t work for a desi company, I work for a fortune 100 multinational. They took five years to finally apply for my green card. I don�t mean to discourage people from trying to get there companies support, I am just pointing some of the realities. The longer the green card process the better for them because you will stick around in the company until you get the green card. I have a lot of friends who work in blue chip companies where the company does everything it can to delay the green card filing to as long as it can. Of late I have been hearing a lot of blue chip companies including mine, say that they will not sponsor green card. This was one reason why 485 measure was so important and it could have brought a lot of benefits to people who were not able to apply for 485 because of retrogression.
Anyway the suggestion is good. Every body do try. During CIR 2006 I went to my company HR to request faxing support for cir or any sort of support for cir. they did not do anything.
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rajeshalex
06-05 08:19 AM
pls PM me if you need the frequently asked B1 visa qns.
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divakarr
10-02 01:07 PM
if you do not believe, please call USCIS. if the IO is an honest person, he/she will tell you the frontlog receipting from USCIS website is wrong information, (they got email from their supervisor) and USCIS has the least priority to process leftover application filed between 07/02/2007 and 07/17/2007.
and you have to wait two months to get receipts?
Actually, My PD is current now and I ask them to return my July 2 applcation so that I can refile a new one. They gave me fax number 402-219-6171 to Nebraska center to expedite the process. I am going to fax a request to withdraw my application.
Good luck to all July 2 filers.
and you have to wait two months to get receipts?
Actually, My PD is current now and I ask them to return my July 2 applcation so that I can refile a new one. They gave me fax number 402-219-6171 to Nebraska center to expedite the process. I am going to fax a request to withdraw my application.
Good luck to all July 2 filers.
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sertasheep
09-24 11:02 AM
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VivekAhuja
06-03 11:32 AM
Entering the USA on AP does NOT invalidate a valid H1-B.
H1-B status is lost ONLY IF you work using EAD or you let H1-B expire.
Simple!
H1-B status is lost ONLY IF you work using EAD or you let H1-B expire.
Simple!
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LoungeActx
03-02 04:00 PM
well..the actual image showing the chain of evolution was a scan from a magazine that i cleaned up...
the rest of it, the background and everything...was done using photoshop...
the rest of it, the background and everything...was done using photoshop...
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Suva
07-18 05:24 PM
You are totally wrong on EAD part. Once you use EAD then you cannot come back to H1 again. Becasue your H1 gets invalided when you use EAD.
One of the real advantage I see of is you can come back from EAD to H1b if for some reason the I-485 is rejected. You can actually save some time on H1b for future purpose. Of cousre if you have AP don't have hassels to go for visa stamping again.
One of the real advantage I see of is you can come back from EAD to H1b if for some reason the I-485 is rejected. You can actually save some time on H1b for future purpose. Of cousre if you have AP don't have hassels to go for visa stamping again.
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09-12 01:27 PM
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GreenLantern
05-07 06:35 PM
I couldn't get the area around the upper lip just the way I wanted it, but overall I think it came out pretty well.
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chanduv23
11-06 08:39 AM
Your new company is trying to play a dirty game with you so that they can control you by controlling your immigration status. They are trying to bring in their own lawyer and filing another G28. This will allow them to do whatever they want without your knowledge with their own lawyer who will work only in the interest of your employer.
AC21 is a very simple paperwork and you should always get your own lawyer give a middle finger to the company screwing you once 180 days have passed and I140 is approved.
It is always advisable to keep your own Attorney and not give access to your immigration records to the new employer after you use AC21.
I have seen people taking pride in saying "My company handles everything, I don't worry about it".
AC21 once invoked, it is the best chance for you to have control over your immigration. Involve the new employer only for whatever is requested by USCIS like EVL or other company related stuff and nothing else.
AC21 is a very simple paperwork and you should always get your own lawyer give a middle finger to the company screwing you once 180 days have passed and I140 is approved.
It is always advisable to keep your own Attorney and not give access to your immigration records to the new employer after you use AC21.
I have seen people taking pride in saying "My company handles everything, I don't worry about it".
AC21 once invoked, it is the best chance for you to have control over your immigration. Involve the new employer only for whatever is requested by USCIS like EVL or other company related stuff and nothing else.
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Dhundhun
08-03 09:36 PM
Hi
My PD is Dec 05 EB2-I. 485 RD 07/02/07. Till now I haven't received my FP notice along with my wife.
My Approved AP, EAD are about to expire and I have applied for their extension.
I have opened 1 SR, 1 Infopass appointment and no help for FP.
My NC and Background check has been cleared.
What are my chances of getting GC in August. Am I going to considered or blunt no as I never gave my FP.
Appreciate your thoughts.
As I understand USCIS (priority date) memo for Aug, they are considering only approvable cases - I mean every thing is done and waiting only for Visa Numbers. Since FP not done - probably not in Aug and Sep this year.
Sorry about this post, but I thought better to be clear. Hope that someone else throws more light in it.
My PD is Dec 05 EB2-I. 485 RD 07/02/07. Till now I haven't received my FP notice along with my wife.
My Approved AP, EAD are about to expire and I have applied for their extension.
I have opened 1 SR, 1 Infopass appointment and no help for FP.
My NC and Background check has been cleared.
What are my chances of getting GC in August. Am I going to considered or blunt no as I never gave my FP.
Appreciate your thoughts.
As I understand USCIS (priority date) memo for Aug, they are considering only approvable cases - I mean every thing is done and waiting only for Visa Numbers. Since FP not done - probably not in Aug and Sep this year.
Sorry about this post, but I thought better to be clear. Hope that someone else throws more light in it.
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rajum02
05-07 12:17 PM
Pagal,
I think reason for increase in application count is, several people are porting EB3- Eb2. Last week my two friends got GC approval they successfully ported EB3- EB2.
Thanks,
I think reason for increase in application count is, several people are porting EB3- Eb2. Last week my two friends got GC approval they successfully ported EB3- EB2.
Thanks,
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v2neha
01-18 06:34 PM
Employers are required to send W2s generally by Jan 31st - so give them some time. If they do not send W2s by Feb 14th, report them to IRS. There is a nominal penalty ($50 per form with a max of 100000 and some additional penalty if they disregarded the law). If your employer still does not send you W2s - report them to better business bureau and file your taxes using alternate Form 4852. You need to provide estimated wages and withheld taxes (use your paystubs to calculate these) on Form 4852.
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hopefulgc
08-28 08:01 PM
well 2004/2003 were also invited but only a few people from 2006/2005 got laid (got GC) :D:D:D
How come only 2006 and 2005 EB2 India PD applicants were invited to the party?.
How come only 2006 and 2005 EB2 India PD applicants were invited to the party?.
sai
05-30 09:23 PM
Important;
On your I94 you will get the exp date = Passport exp date + 6 months.
example: If you have your passport valid for the next six months when entering US you will be getting I94 Validitity for only 1 yr and you need to get new I94 before it expires.(which means go out of US and come back for a new I94) If you dont stay befond the exp date on I94 - you are illegally staying beyond exp date....
On your I94 you will get the exp date = Passport exp date + 6 months.
example: If you have your passport valid for the next six months when entering US you will be getting I94 Validitity for only 1 yr and you need to get new I94 before it expires.(which means go out of US and come back for a new I94) If you dont stay befond the exp date on I94 - you are illegally staying beyond exp date....
boldm28
02-09 11:52 AM
Bware of Arun Vakil from Mumbai Consulate he is a VO , but also runs a parallel "HOW to GET VISA" courses , if you do not believe me please google arun Vakil , he rejected my parents Visa , my father is 76 yrs old and mom 70 yrs old and he has the audacity of telling them "WHO SENT their son to the US in first place " I mean he is such a low life
he rejects people soley cause they can take his so called courses. I even emailed Mumbai consulate . they still have to get back to me on that one
It is so frustrating and sad that Mumbai consuolate has a low life person in it
he rejects people soley cause they can take his so called courses. I even emailed Mumbai consulate . they still have to get back to me on that one
It is so frustrating and sad that Mumbai consuolate has a low life person in it
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