dunlop
09-14 07:16 PM
I've filed for the I-140 with EB-1 category in business, then additional evidence was requested and finally received a denial. I would like to know:
1. What are the chances to get approved after appealing?
2. If I were to appeal can I present new evidence?
3. After filing the appeal, how long should I expect to receive an answer from DC office?
4. If I ask for additional time before appealing, what are the chances that the additional time will be approved?
5. Is it better to appeal or to request a motion to reopen whenever I gather the new info to defend my case?
6. Do I have better chances if I skip both appealing and motion to reopen and focus on re filing a new case?
Thanks.
1. What are the chances to get approved after appealing?
2. If I were to appeal can I present new evidence?
3. After filing the appeal, how long should I expect to receive an answer from DC office?
4. If I ask for additional time before appealing, what are the chances that the additional time will be approved?
5. Is it better to appeal or to request a motion to reopen whenever I gather the new info to defend my case?
6. Do I have better chances if I skip both appealing and motion to reopen and focus on re filing a new case?
Thanks.
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quizzer
08-29 07:14 PM
Last week i received the letter about my RFE for my I140 which they received on Feb 8, 2007. I'm a EB3 category from Bangladesh.
USCIS requested for the tax information of the company
My W2 for last year and
My Pay Stub....
Is there anything else extra i have the provide. do i have to worry about anything towards my approval or this is just a regular process to go through.
Was it from texas or nebraska?
USCIS requested for the tax information of the company
My W2 for last year and
My Pay Stub....
Is there anything else extra i have the provide. do i have to worry about anything towards my approval or this is just a regular process to go through.
Was it from texas or nebraska?
trump_gc
07-21 06:35 AM
I just did that, from Sr sw engr to sr sales conslt. Corporation would not care for details of AC21 , however if and when u send in AC21 letter to USCIS, make sure your job duties match that of ur previous job. rest shd be all cool. The new job u r getting into, is it a big firm and small?
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gc_check
11-19 12:39 PM
Does anyone know if there would be some kind of record about
when and how many times we have spoken to the IIO.
Like will a IIO be able to look at one's receipt# and say if they have spoken to an IIO earlier that day or whenever that is?
Thank you.
Well, Not sure on this, I'm just guessing there should definitely be a process for the IIO to logs the converse/update somewhere for a cases he is attending too and it will be available for other IO's too, if you have any followup's and call again.
when and how many times we have spoken to the IIO.
Like will a IIO be able to look at one's receipt# and say if they have spoken to an IIO earlier that day or whenever that is?
Thank you.
Well, Not sure on this, I'm just guessing there should definitely be a process for the IIO to logs the converse/update somewhere for a cases he is attending too and it will be available for other IO's too, if you have any followup's and call again.
andy garcia
08-04 11:23 AM
Hi All,
My LC was approved recently(PD June 2004). The location/office for which my LC was initially filed was closed recently.
My company(which has offices all over states) has another locations/Offices in the same metropolitan area.The company attorney is saying that they can use my approved LC to file my I-140(and I-485 concurrently) for another location in the same area as long as it is within commuting distance of the original location.
Was wondering if anyone knows about this?
Thanks
The wages for Labor Certifications are determined by MSA(Metropolitan Statistical Area), so as long as the new location is in the same MSA, there should be no problem.
My LC was approved recently(PD June 2004). The location/office for which my LC was initially filed was closed recently.
My company(which has offices all over states) has another locations/Offices in the same metropolitan area.The company attorney is saying that they can use my approved LC to file my I-140(and I-485 concurrently) for another location in the same area as long as it is within commuting distance of the original location.
Was wondering if anyone knows about this?
Thanks
The wages for Labor Certifications are determined by MSA(Metropolitan Statistical Area), so as long as the new location is in the same MSA, there should be no problem.
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DDash
08-16 09:06 PM
http://www.david-ware.com/
He is very knowledgeable with non-profits, esp. with universities.
He is very knowledgeable with non-profits, esp. with universities.
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saturnring11
12-20 08:11 PM
Thank you for the suggestion!
Good luck with your GC process.
Good luck with your GC process.
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godbless
02-17 12:15 PM
It won't be through any company. It would be through the school itself. If the school needs a teacher then it can file for his/her h1b.
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02-02 07:11 AM
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matreen
12-16 07:33 PM
Hi there,
One of my friend who just finished his masters and in process of getting his OPT in hand, also he is planning to file his H1B visa in 2010.
While his status in OPT he got an oppertunity to own a corporation, my questions to you all as follows.....
1. Can he own a coroporation while his status on OPT? I know one can own a corporation if his/her status is on H1B.
2. If he own corporation with his current status (OPT) and if he files his H1B in year 2010; what issue might he face?
3. Are there any legal obligations to own a corporation while his status on OPT? Or does he require to take any extra measures / precautions to own this coporation?
Note: He just wants own this company and not plan to do anything much to it until he settles down and he wanted utilize this oppertunity.
I would really appreciate your answers.....
Thanks,
Matt
One of my friend who just finished his masters and in process of getting his OPT in hand, also he is planning to file his H1B visa in 2010.
While his status in OPT he got an oppertunity to own a corporation, my questions to you all as follows.....
1. Can he own a coroporation while his status on OPT? I know one can own a corporation if his/her status is on H1B.
2. If he own corporation with his current status (OPT) and if he files his H1B in year 2010; what issue might he face?
3. Are there any legal obligations to own a corporation while his status on OPT? Or does he require to take any extra measures / precautions to own this coporation?
Note: He just wants own this company and not plan to do anything much to it until he settles down and he wanted utilize this oppertunity.
I would really appreciate your answers.....
Thanks,
Matt
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a_paradkar
07-15 11:55 AM
I just called USCIS to check the status of my case and the Immigration Officer said it is in EB-1 category. I know my case is EB-2.
I asked the IO to see if i have send any paperwork to rectify their mistake, but she said USCIS will automatically adjust the category whe it picks up the case for review
I am confused. Please Advice
PD: Aug 2005
EB2 - I
140 receipt says 203(b)(2)
140 Approved
I asked the IO to see if i have send any paperwork to rectify their mistake, but she said USCIS will automatically adjust the category whe it picks up the case for review
I am confused. Please Advice
PD: Aug 2005
EB2 - I
140 receipt says 203(b)(2)
140 Approved
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06-29 03:48 PM
REMOVE YOUR I-94 - they do not need it for anything and might lose it.
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08-19 11:20 PM
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gnutin
04-05 05:12 PM
It is unlikely that your I-140 was revoked because usually they are revoked only for fraud. Also, there is no limit on the time you can have I-140 approved before filing for I-485 and continuing your case. Most likely you cannot file I-485 anyway due to retrogression.
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Is there any list of H-1B sponsers who can sponser H1 for Dentist ?
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martinvisalaw
08-27 07:05 PM
You don't file a G-28 unless you DO have a lawyer representing you. You just need to write to CIS advising them that the former lawyer no longer represents you, and ask CIS to send any correspondence directly to you, not the lawyer. It might take a long time for CIS to make the change, but in the meantime, the other lawyer should send you anything he gets on the case.
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