gk_2000
11-05 04:46 PM
There are easily 100000 of us here in the line. If we are all given GC's would it work in the national interest?
Specifically, there are three tests for national interest. Refer to this link for a more comprehensive explanation:
Miller Mayer - National Interest Waivers (http://www.millermayer.com/Immigration/ImmigrantVisas/NationalInterestWaiver/NationalInterestWaivers/tabid/224/Default.aspx)
1: Work of "Substantive Intrinsic merit": Basically any work is bound to have some merit, and can probably be quantified to prove that it is potentially worth billions
2: National in scope: Any work done that can be replicated all over the country and benefit a lot of people, or applied everywhere
3: Applicant should be more productive than his colleagues
Collectively, do we meet these criteria? Point by point:
1. Gather details of each and every one's project, past and present, and state the intrinsic merits
2. Include explanations on how the projects and technologies, if or when applied globally, would make a difference
3. Maybe, if you have an approved labor, this can be taken care of
And if we include all of our applications as one, and mention the economic benefits of our migrating, and submit a single application, or several as a whole, do we stand a chance of getting approved for a GC based on National Interest Waiver?
In principle, do you believe that our immigration is in the national interest?
Specifically, there are three tests for national interest. Refer to this link for a more comprehensive explanation:
Miller Mayer - National Interest Waivers (http://www.millermayer.com/Immigration/ImmigrantVisas/NationalInterestWaiver/NationalInterestWaivers/tabid/224/Default.aspx)
1: Work of "Substantive Intrinsic merit": Basically any work is bound to have some merit, and can probably be quantified to prove that it is potentially worth billions
2: National in scope: Any work done that can be replicated all over the country and benefit a lot of people, or applied everywhere
3: Applicant should be more productive than his colleagues
Collectively, do we meet these criteria? Point by point:
1. Gather details of each and every one's project, past and present, and state the intrinsic merits
2. Include explanations on how the projects and technologies, if or when applied globally, would make a difference
3. Maybe, if you have an approved labor, this can be taken care of
And if we include all of our applications as one, and mention the economic benefits of our migrating, and submit a single application, or several as a whole, do we stand a chance of getting approved for a GC based on National Interest Waiver?
In principle, do you believe that our immigration is in the national interest?
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EB3June03
06-28 12:06 AM
Folks,
I want to find out if the remarks section of the I-693 form should be filled in by the civil surgeon for applicant who has LTBI and according to CDC is recommended to go for Evaluation for Treatment for TB.
From USCIS website:-
USCIS - Questions & Answers:<br>Changes to the Tuberculosis and Vaccination Requirements Required for Adjustment of Status (http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=1758d5b07655b110VgnVCM1000004718190aRCR D&vgnextchannel=da3eaca797e63110VgnVCM1000004718190a RCRD)
Q: Both the CDC and USCIS have revised their requirements for medical referrals, as notated on Form I-693. In what instances must the referral section in Part 3 be completed?
Only complete Part 3, Referral to Health Department or Other Doctor / Facility, if the referral was required, such as when a Class A condition is suspected and needs further evaluation. Do not complete Part 3 if the referral was merely recommended by the CDC. Instead notate the (recommended but not required) referral in the Remarks box under that particular disease or disorder. This will help alleviate the possibility of USCIS rejecting the Form I-693 due to an erroneous assumption that a follow-up evaluation was needed before completion of the form
I know the Part 3 should NOT be filled by the civil surgeon if the applicant has Class B latent TB. (PPD positive) AND X Rays clear of any Active TB.
If the remarks section is NOT filled in, would there be any problems? Civil surgeon has marked Part 2 with Skin test positive and the size of the induration. Also, he has marked the X Rays normal but he has NOT filled in the Remarks section. I hope that is OK.
I want to find out if the remarks section of the I-693 form should be filled in by the civil surgeon for applicant who has LTBI and according to CDC is recommended to go for Evaluation for Treatment for TB.
From USCIS website:-
USCIS - Questions & Answers:<br>Changes to the Tuberculosis and Vaccination Requirements Required for Adjustment of Status (http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=1758d5b07655b110VgnVCM1000004718190aRCR D&vgnextchannel=da3eaca797e63110VgnVCM1000004718190a RCRD)
Q: Both the CDC and USCIS have revised their requirements for medical referrals, as notated on Form I-693. In what instances must the referral section in Part 3 be completed?
Only complete Part 3, Referral to Health Department or Other Doctor / Facility, if the referral was required, such as when a Class A condition is suspected and needs further evaluation. Do not complete Part 3 if the referral was merely recommended by the CDC. Instead notate the (recommended but not required) referral in the Remarks box under that particular disease or disorder. This will help alleviate the possibility of USCIS rejecting the Form I-693 due to an erroneous assumption that a follow-up evaluation was needed before completion of the form
I know the Part 3 should NOT be filled by the civil surgeon if the applicant has Class B latent TB. (PPD positive) AND X Rays clear of any Active TB.
If the remarks section is NOT filled in, would there be any problems? Civil surgeon has marked Part 2 with Skin test positive and the size of the induration. Also, he has marked the X Rays normal but he has NOT filled in the Remarks section. I hope that is OK.
vedicman
12-24 10:22 AM
Wishing all the IV members a very Happy New Year and hoping the new year will bring us positive news and green cards :)
Happy Holidays!
Happy Holidays!
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txh1b
02-26 10:57 PM
No, you cannot work.
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reachinus
07-21 11:36 AM
am I in Status or Out of Status?
poorslumdog
09-14 04:14 PM
My Husband�s priority date is Oct 2003 (EB3). My Employer is willing to start for GC in EB2. Can We use my husband�s EB3 Oct 2003 priority date ?
Your suggestions are really appreciated.
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Only your husband can port the PD and you can not do that.
Your suggestions are really appreciated.
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EB3 India Oct 2003
Only your husband can port the PD and you can not do that.
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Ann Ruben
08-08 11:46 AM
It is possible to "interfile" in this situation, (See AFM Sec. 23.2(l) Transferring an Adjustment of Status Application from One Underlying Eligibility Basis to Another).
However, I do not think you can successfully interfile until your wife's 2010 PD is current. ( See AFM Sec. 23.2(l)(2)(L) The Priority Date must Be Current for the Basis to Which the Applicant Wishes to Convert).
However, I do not think you can successfully interfile until your wife's 2010 PD is current. ( See AFM Sec. 23.2(l)(2)(L) The Priority Date must Be Current for the Basis to Which the Applicant Wishes to Convert).
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malet
06-02 10:33 AM
Hello, I'm new to this forum. Please don't be tough on me.
I received the folowing letter from NVC. The case is for my dad. He originally filed under F4, priority date 13Jul2000.
What does it mean and what we should do?
Many thanks.
===========================================
Dear Sir/Madam:
Your inquiry has been received at the National Visa Center (NVC).
A letter was previously mailed to the Agent of Choice or Attorney of
Record requesting the amendment of previously submitted applicant forms
and/or required applicant documents that have not been submitted. The
documents listed on the letter and/or the amended forms must be
submitted to the assigned US Embassy or Consulate General at the time of
interview.
The applicant's name has been placed on the list of documentarily
qualified cases awaiting the availability of visa numbers under the
numerical limitations prescribed by statute. The designated
representative of this case (applicant, petitioner, or attorney) will be
notified of an appointment date as soon as the numbers have been
received. The applicant should NOT make any travel arrangements, sell
property, or give up employment until the US Embassy or Consulate
General has issued a visa.
An immigrant visa is usually valid for six months from the date it is
issued. It may be used to apply for admission into the United States any
time during its validity.
I received the folowing letter from NVC. The case is for my dad. He originally filed under F4, priority date 13Jul2000.
What does it mean and what we should do?
Many thanks.
===========================================
Dear Sir/Madam:
Your inquiry has been received at the National Visa Center (NVC).
A letter was previously mailed to the Agent of Choice or Attorney of
Record requesting the amendment of previously submitted applicant forms
and/or required applicant documents that have not been submitted. The
documents listed on the letter and/or the amended forms must be
submitted to the assigned US Embassy or Consulate General at the time of
interview.
The applicant's name has been placed on the list of documentarily
qualified cases awaiting the availability of visa numbers under the
numerical limitations prescribed by statute. The designated
representative of this case (applicant, petitioner, or attorney) will be
notified of an appointment date as soon as the numbers have been
received. The applicant should NOT make any travel arrangements, sell
property, or give up employment until the US Embassy or Consulate
General has issued a visa.
An immigrant visa is usually valid for six months from the date it is
issued. It may be used to apply for admission into the United States any
time during its validity.
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zeal2005
03-02 01:31 PM
Its hard to say what is SAME OR SIMILAR. I am stuck up with the same issue. My GC was filed for the position of Software Engineer and I changed the job with same responsibilities but job title is Project Manager. My attorney is not comfortable with that even though the responsibiities are same in the new job.
Its better not take this AC21 path unless you are 100% sure that your new job is same as the old job.
Experts please advise.
Its better not take this AC21 path unless you are 100% sure that your new job is same as the old job.
Experts please advise.
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ambals03
04-11 04:54 PM
Please read what the event is about. It is NOT about people asking questions on issues. It is about "How can Congress effectively use Facebook". :)
No...he is going to talk about that. But, we can submit any question we want him to answer. I am in their email mailing list, the invitation explains it better than the facebook page :)
No...he is going to talk about that. But, we can submit any question we want him to answer. I am in their email mailing list, the invitation explains it better than the facebook page :)
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yestogc
10-08 01:11 PM
I was going through the processing times bulletin which they normally release around 15th of every month and noticed that though date at top says (Posted: September 28, 2008 ) but before the list starts they have written
.................Service Center Processing Dates for Nebraska Service Center as of: July 31, 2008.
Now what is that, have they lost track of dates being considered as of today.............. I can understanb things might standstill for I-485 (dues of non availability of visa numbers), but what about I-140, for last few months it does not jumpout of that March shell.
Also what do they mean by as of July 31, 2008, can we not know someohow as of October 8th or September 28th, what cases are they considering .
Here is the link
https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/Processtimes.jsp?SeviceCenter=NSC
.................Service Center Processing Dates for Nebraska Service Center as of: July 31, 2008.
Now what is that, have they lost track of dates being considered as of today.............. I can understanb things might standstill for I-485 (dues of non availability of visa numbers), but what about I-140, for last few months it does not jumpout of that March shell.
Also what do they mean by as of July 31, 2008, can we not know someohow as of October 8th or September 28th, what cases are they considering .
Here is the link
https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/Processtimes.jsp?SeviceCenter=NSC
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eb3retro
09-08 12:45 AM
Hello Friends :
I recd. an email from my attorney this evening stating that "We have mailed you the FOIA request for your and your spouse's signature."
This doesnt make any sense to me, as to what does FOIA mean to start with. So I emailed them back asking, what does it mean and is it something to do like RFE towards my AOS papers filed on 2nd July,2007 (no checks cashed yet, no info in system yet).
My Attorney replied back stating that - "We have filed for full copies of your petitions to be sent to us. The FOIA will allow us to obtain a copy to check the integrity of the filing for our records. Looks like, it will be several years before these I-485 petitions are actually reviewed by the Service unless we see a change in the law. ."
What does this all mean? I am so confused....
Pls. advise me. Thanks a lot
nkavjs
FOIA - means - Freedom of Information Act, Just google it..
I recd. an email from my attorney this evening stating that "We have mailed you the FOIA request for your and your spouse's signature."
This doesnt make any sense to me, as to what does FOIA mean to start with. So I emailed them back asking, what does it mean and is it something to do like RFE towards my AOS papers filed on 2nd July,2007 (no checks cashed yet, no info in system yet).
My Attorney replied back stating that - "We have filed for full copies of your petitions to be sent to us. The FOIA will allow us to obtain a copy to check the integrity of the filing for our records. Looks like, it will be several years before these I-485 petitions are actually reviewed by the Service unless we see a change in the law. ."
What does this all mean? I am so confused....
Pls. advise me. Thanks a lot
nkavjs
FOIA - means - Freedom of Information Act, Just google it..
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zeorist123
03-11 02:39 PM
My am in eb-3 category with a PD jan 2007.
I applied my i-485 to NSC and it was transferred to NBC in 2009.
NBC arranged an interview with the local immigration office in April 2009.
The Immigration Offer issued a welcome notice even though my PD was not current.
I still have not received the GREEN CARD.
In March of 2011 I received an email saying that my case has been transferred to TSC "to speed up processing"
So I dont know if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Please respond.
FYI: I have NOT changed my Job, my employer or my address.
I applied my i-485 to NSC and it was transferred to NBC in 2009.
NBC arranged an interview with the local immigration office in April 2009.
The Immigration Offer issued a welcome notice even though my PD was not current.
I still have not received the GREEN CARD.
In March of 2011 I received an email saying that my case has been transferred to TSC "to speed up processing"
So I dont know if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Please respond.
FYI: I have NOT changed my Job, my employer or my address.
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akhilmahajan
08-04 08:44 AM
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Green_Always
07-30 09:32 PM
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amsgc
06-13 09:14 PM
Hi,
Thanks FactoryMan. I had a similar question. My thought is that if the spouse is a dependent, then it shouldn't matter what status s/he is, as long is it is legal.
The next question is, suppose we apply for EAD, but the spouse's current student status expires before receiving the EAD, do they fall out of status?
Thanks,
Ams
Thanks FactoryMan. I had a similar question. My thought is that if the spouse is a dependent, then it shouldn't matter what status s/he is, as long is it is legal.
The next question is, suppose we apply for EAD, but the spouse's current student status expires before receiving the EAD, do they fall out of status?
Thanks,
Ams
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pokiri
07-08 10:51 PM
Hi,
My wife got her H1B in Oct 2008. But could not work until date.
We want to get her H1B transferred back to H4. There are NO pay stubs for her.
I am on H1B with job. And I have my pay stubs.
Will there be any problem in her H1B to H4 transfer without her pay stubs ?
Thank you.
My wife got her H1B in Oct 2008. But could not work until date.
We want to get her H1B transferred back to H4. There are NO pay stubs for her.
I am on H1B with job. And I have my pay stubs.
Will there be any problem in her H1B to H4 transfer without her pay stubs ?
Thank you.
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cox
June 19th, 2005, 08:05 AM
That's why you get up at 4:30! My friends make fun of me for that... The successive ridgelines in the fog make for a real feeling of depth. I've tried that technique a few times, but never pulled it off this well. I also like the aspect ratio you chose, it contributes to the 3-D, receeding-to-a-point, effect. The color here is likewise very nice. The only thing I would say could be better is that the sun is distorted by the cloudline. It would be better if totally obscured, or better resolved. In any case, you can't control the clouds. Super shot.
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SK2007
10-10 04:37 PM
Guys,
I spoke to another Border Post official and he suggested that i drive uptp the nearest border and they would refuse my entry to Canada as i don't have a valid visa and i can turn around and come back to US and i can get a new I-94. Do you think it would be safe to do this ?
Any advices?
If you have travelled to Canada in May even if you have a single entry visa into Canda, you are more likely to be let into canda than refused. On the way back if you ask they might issue you a new I-94, strictly speaking they don't have to unless you have stayed some period (I don't know the exact period) out side the country.
Most parents coming to US on visitor visa and wanting to stay in us for more than 6 months apply for new I-94s(extension), just because attempting to cross the border does not give them a new I-94.
I spoke to another Border Post official and he suggested that i drive uptp the nearest border and they would refuse my entry to Canada as i don't have a valid visa and i can turn around and come back to US and i can get a new I-94. Do you think it would be safe to do this ?
Any advices?
If you have travelled to Canada in May even if you have a single entry visa into Canda, you are more likely to be let into canda than refused. On the way back if you ask they might issue you a new I-94, strictly speaking they don't have to unless you have stayed some period (I don't know the exact period) out side the country.
Most parents coming to US on visitor visa and wanting to stay in us for more than 6 months apply for new I-94s(extension), just because attempting to cross the border does not give them a new I-94.
smuggymba
09-29 06:08 PM
I am getting ready to n-470 to preserve residency. My company is sending me to UAE for one week period which will leads to other long back and forth trips there. I need to file n-470 to preserve residency for naturalization. I have already lived here for more than one year as a permanent resident. My questions are:
1. Where do I find a sample communication letter as a support document?
2. What do I write in it?
Thank you in advance.
rubbing salt on wounds....good job. People are waiting from 2002 for Green Card and you're asking naturalization issues.
1. Where do I find a sample communication letter as a support document?
2. What do I write in it?
Thank you in advance.
rubbing salt on wounds....good job. People are waiting from 2002 for Green Card and you're asking naturalization issues.
jaggu bhai
10-13 11:30 AM
Hi folks
We have applied for COS for my wife from H4 - F1, and yesterday we got approval.
(TOOK ONE MONTH APPROX),
Now the question is,
I AM AWARE THAT SHE HAS TO GET STAMPED IF SHE TRAVELS TO INDIA, BUT what if she travels to India, when on OPT status????
Any seniors had experienced the same situation?????????
Pl advice
JAGGU BHAI
We have applied for COS for my wife from H4 - F1, and yesterday we got approval.
(TOOK ONE MONTH APPROX),
Now the question is,
I AM AWARE THAT SHE HAS TO GET STAMPED IF SHE TRAVELS TO INDIA, BUT what if she travels to India, when on OPT status????
Any seniors had experienced the same situation?????????
Pl advice
JAGGU BHAI
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