sembat
06-15 09:40 PM
I kept checking for the processing times for I-140 for my wife on the following link https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp under the Nebraska center. Till yesterday the post date was showing May 18th and the processing time for I-140 was shown as 'September 2006' today the posted date changed to 15th June but the I-140 processing date went back to 'January 2006'. Can someone explain how is this possible? Shouldnt the processing date mean that applications received till 25th Sept 2006 have been processed? If thats correct then how can the date go back to Jan 1 2006? I dont think this can be a typo, it must have some reasoning. I would appreciate if someone can explain this in the forum
Thanks
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hopefullegalimmigrant
05-31 12:56 PM
Guys
Thanks for your responses.
Thanks for your responses.
arc
03-15 03:48 PM
Thanks in advance for answering my question:
I have had an EAD from past 2 years, but I also had a valid H1B I was working for company A on H1 and my GC is filed by Company B future employment(and hence the EAD)
- Company A went down last year, so I was laid off, so my H1 lapsed.
- I switched to Company B since I have an EAD through them.
- I am on Company B's payroll currently.
- The company A folks needed help after they were shutdown, I helped and was paid for hours. (doing same and similar work) but not issued a 1099...
Question - I will need to file taxes on those hours, in terms of immigration have I done anything out of ordinary here? I don't know if USCIS and IRS connecected, or I am just being paranoid here?
Thanks!
I have had an EAD from past 2 years, but I also had a valid H1B I was working for company A on H1 and my GC is filed by Company B future employment(and hence the EAD)
- Company A went down last year, so I was laid off, so my H1 lapsed.
- I switched to Company B since I have an EAD through them.
- I am on Company B's payroll currently.
- The company A folks needed help after they were shutdown, I helped and was paid for hours. (doing same and similar work) but not issued a 1099...
Question - I will need to file taxes on those hours, in terms of immigration have I done anything out of ordinary here? I don't know if USCIS and IRS connecected, or I am just being paranoid here?
Thanks!
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zCool
10-21 12:39 AM
Relax.. it's no big issue..
Unless you are going to use it for Driver Permit application or something.. no one cares..
Your 485 App shoud have right name that's it
Unless you are going to use it for Driver Permit application or something.. no one cares..
Your 485 App shoud have right name that's it
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B+ve
08-13 04:08 PM
Gurus,
My and spouse case have
Priority Date - March 2004,
Received Date - July 2nd, 2007
Notice Date - Aug. 08, 2007
My Kid's case has
Priority Date - March 2004,
Received Date - July 2nd, 2007
Notice Date - Nov. 20, 2007 (As 08/23/2007 is the current processing time frame, my kid's Notice Date is out of current time frame)
This is happened due to a rejection of my kid's 485 application initially during July 2007 fiasco due to the Old and New fee schedule implementaion of USCIS, even though we have remitted the correct fee.
1) Do anybody know how USCIS will process our case?
Like adjudicating my and spouse applications with out kid's applicaiton? Or none of the applications process?
2) Taking an info pass appointment will do any favour on this case?
3) Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
My and spouse case have
Priority Date - March 2004,
Received Date - July 2nd, 2007
Notice Date - Aug. 08, 2007
My Kid's case has
Priority Date - March 2004,
Received Date - July 2nd, 2007
Notice Date - Nov. 20, 2007 (As 08/23/2007 is the current processing time frame, my kid's Notice Date is out of current time frame)
This is happened due to a rejection of my kid's 485 application initially during July 2007 fiasco due to the Old and New fee schedule implementaion of USCIS, even though we have remitted the correct fee.
1) Do anybody know how USCIS will process our case?
Like adjudicating my and spouse applications with out kid's applicaiton? Or none of the applications process?
2) Taking an info pass appointment will do any favour on this case?
3) Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
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11-28 02:38 PM
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wandmaker
01-02 07:51 PM
Does anybody know if premium processing for I-140 has been reinstated? and can one upgrade to premium processing after it's been filed? Also, does anyone know what's the current wait for NSC. My PD is July 26 2007. Thanks
As of writing, 140 PP has not been reinstated - it is not likely in the near future. As on Dec 14, NSC is processing, 140 applications filed on or before April 06, 2007 per https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/Processtimes.jsp?SeviceCenter=NSC - BTW, 140 processing not by the PD but by your EB category and receipt date on 140 receipt notice.
As of writing, 140 PP has not been reinstated - it is not likely in the near future. As on Dec 14, NSC is processing, 140 applications filed on or before April 06, 2007 per https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/Processtimes.jsp?SeviceCenter=NSC - BTW, 140 processing not by the PD but by your EB category and receipt date on 140 receipt notice.
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a_yaja
05-26 09:50 AM
Greetings,
My father (over 60 years) is coming to the States in June 15, and his B1 visa expires on June 24. However, my father is planning to stay until August 20.
My question is:
Will he be able to stay after his visa expiration date?
In other words, when will his I-94 expire?
Regards,
Rasheed
Once your father enters the US, the expiry of the visa does not matter. Your father will be able to stay in the US till the expiry of the I-94.
The expiry of the I-94 will be determined by the officer at the port of entry. Usually, for parents, it is granted for 6 months, but there is no hard and fast rule and it totally depends on the officer who is stamping the I-94. However, I think for B-1, the max. duration is usually six months (again - not 100% sure about this - it could be longer too).
My father (over 60 years) is coming to the States in June 15, and his B1 visa expires on June 24. However, my father is planning to stay until August 20.
My question is:
Will he be able to stay after his visa expiration date?
In other words, when will his I-94 expire?
Regards,
Rasheed
Once your father enters the US, the expiry of the visa does not matter. Your father will be able to stay in the US till the expiry of the I-94.
The expiry of the I-94 will be determined by the officer at the port of entry. Usually, for parents, it is granted for 6 months, but there is no hard and fast rule and it totally depends on the officer who is stamping the I-94. However, I think for B-1, the max. duration is usually six months (again - not 100% sure about this - it could be longer too).
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immigrationmatters30
03-15 03:54 PM
Very few members are intrested in discussing H1B as most IV members are on EAD.
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richi121175
10-01 11:53 AM
I am on a L1 visa which has expired April 2006. I have got my petition extended till 2008. Can I transfer my L1 from Employer A to another Employer B. Can employer B transfer my current L1 petition to his company?
Please reply ASAP.
L-1 petition is non-transferable and tied to employer A. However, employer B can file H-1 for you.
Please reply ASAP.
L-1 petition is non-transferable and tied to employer A. However, employer B can file H-1 for you.
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jbjeunice
04-16 02:00 PM
Hi, I am currently on my 5th year H-1B visa. I have an option to stay with the same firm and they will help me apply greencard. But I am also considering an opportunity in Bermuda for a 2-3 year program (with the same firm).
My question is if I come back to the US after 2 years, will I be able to apply H-1B visa again? Will it be a whole new H-1B petition/application process subject to the H-1B cap?
Or will it be just another H-1B renewal process following my previous two terms?
Do I need to wait for another two terms of H-1B to expire before starting the greencard process?
Can I ask my currently employer to apply for greencard concurrently while I am working outside the US?
Thanks,
E
My question is if I come back to the US after 2 years, will I be able to apply H-1B visa again? Will it be a whole new H-1B petition/application process subject to the H-1B cap?
Or will it be just another H-1B renewal process following my previous two terms?
Do I need to wait for another two terms of H-1B to expire before starting the greencard process?
Can I ask my currently employer to apply for greencard concurrently while I am working outside the US?
Thanks,
E
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Anil_s
03-20 04:09 PM
Hi All,
Thank you for your respnse.My attorney has filed for a duplicate copy now.
Anil
Thank you for your respnse.My attorney has filed for a duplicate copy now.
Anil
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485Mbe4001
03-28 12:40 AM
No movement for EB3 in May...damn..damn...damn... well atleast i have nothing to look forward to for a change.
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02-18 05:02 PM
Thanks for the update
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cinqsit
02-05 01:23 AM
Hi,
Is there any way we can check our labor processing status as it is a genral fact that no employer would prefer to give his employee to access his status and at the same time they would not let employee to call attorney directly.So in this kind of scenario I was just wondering is there anyway we can track the status.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Unfortunately the answer is No.
You will have to wait (and trust) for your employer/attorney to give you this info.
Also you can check on the current perm processing dates which the USCIS issues I think every 3 months to see
how far the queue has moved and if you know approx date when your labor was filed you can make a guess
based on the published date and your filing date
cinqsit
Is there any way we can check our labor processing status as it is a genral fact that no employer would prefer to give his employee to access his status and at the same time they would not let employee to call attorney directly.So in this kind of scenario I was just wondering is there anyway we can track the status.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Unfortunately the answer is No.
You will have to wait (and trust) for your employer/attorney to give you this info.
Also you can check on the current perm processing dates which the USCIS issues I think every 3 months to see
how far the queue has moved and if you know approx date when your labor was filed you can make a guess
based on the published date and your filing date
cinqsit
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CRAZYMONK
07-26 11:38 AM
If the approval notice contains I94 no need to leave the country otherwise you need to get the H1B Stamped.
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05-17 03:09 PM
There ok, but I believe the arangement of the objects in the stamp look a little to boring.
rajenk
08-18 01:50 PM
You are looking at a old document. The I-94 copies were asked back in 2008 to identify that you are in fact at or beyond 6th year on H1. Now all you need is the latest I-94 and form I-907 along with I-140 original labor certificate to do premium processing.
Now there are no restriction, any one eligible to file I-140 can do premium.
Good luck
Raj:)
Now there are no restriction, any one eligible to file I-140 can do premium.
Good luck
Raj:)
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