vivasvan
07-26 03:48 PM
Hi,
A consultancy firm applied for my H1b Visa this year (2009). USCIS has denied the visa showing the reasons like:
1) My manager (CEO of the company) and the person I will work under (From the client company) is different.
2) They questioned in same line about the place of my work.(office of the firm and the client).
3) They have some points regarding wages of previously employed H1bs of the firm.
There's no point however about my qualification and experience (I have a degree from IIT and work at India branch of one US multinational). The company says that they have a number of approvals this year and the particular decision depends on the officer at USCIS to a large extend. They can re-appeal addressing all the concerns mentioned by USCIS.
How much are the chances are that a denial would be converted to approval. Is the USCIS going to be very strict and judgmental about the re-appeal of the denial?. May be it is hard to tell, by I greatly appreciate any help/suggestion...
Regards,
Vivasvan
A consultancy firm applied for my H1b Visa this year (2009). USCIS has denied the visa showing the reasons like:
1) My manager (CEO of the company) and the person I will work under (From the client company) is different.
2) They questioned in same line about the place of my work.(office of the firm and the client).
3) They have some points regarding wages of previously employed H1bs of the firm.
There's no point however about my qualification and experience (I have a degree from IIT and work at India branch of one US multinational). The company says that they have a number of approvals this year and the particular decision depends on the officer at USCIS to a large extend. They can re-appeal addressing all the concerns mentioned by USCIS.
How much are the chances are that a denial would be converted to approval. Is the USCIS going to be very strict and judgmental about the re-appeal of the denial?. May be it is hard to tell, by I greatly appreciate any help/suggestion...
Regards,
Vivasvan
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neeidd
12-04 12:22 PM
Dude
your regular employment letter that you get from HR should work. There is no special format for POE.
Thanks Dude :)
your regular employment letter that you get from HR should work. There is no special format for POE.
Thanks Dude :)
kirupa
08-27 12:20 AM
Hi Gazman,
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Kirupa
You are right - that part of the tutorial is completely broken, and I need to modify it a bit. I am not 100% of the changes you need to make yet, but I will post an example shortly with the changes :)
Cheers!
Kirupa
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10-16 07:28 PM
You can take FP test at any location in United States. Just make sure that you go to the nearest location at the time mentioned in the notice. I had an appointment at the Oakland office but I went to the San Jose office and they let me do the FP test there. I had gone to them the previous day to confirm whether I can take FP test at their office and that's when they told me that I can go to any office in US.
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wandmaker
05-06 01:16 PM
Can someone, renew their EAD while outside of the country?
Yes - as long as your 485 is pending and you have a US address to receive the card.
Yes - as long as your 485 is pending and you have a US address to receive the card.
colemancol
12-09 02:16 PM
Hello,
You can not (lawfully) re-enter on an H1B, as you're out of status. If you get caught lying at the border, you will be turned back and will likely be permanently barred from entering the U.S. You'll want to re-enter on an H4 visa - you dont need an H4 petition, although obviously you'll need to qualify for the H4, so be prepared to document your spouse's H1 approval and valid status.
Are you stating that you were laid off (thus overstaying), or that you were benched without pay (meaning your employer should have been paying you)? With more than 90 days out-of-status, you may have triggered a period of ineligibility to re-enter the U.S.
Given the apparent overstay issue, I suggest consulting an immigration lawyer.
Hope you find these information valuable.
You can not (lawfully) re-enter on an H1B, as you're out of status. If you get caught lying at the border, you will be turned back and will likely be permanently barred from entering the U.S. You'll want to re-enter on an H4 visa - you dont need an H4 petition, although obviously you'll need to qualify for the H4, so be prepared to document your spouse's H1 approval and valid status.
Are you stating that you were laid off (thus overstaying), or that you were benched without pay (meaning your employer should have been paying you)? With more than 90 days out-of-status, you may have triggered a period of ineligibility to re-enter the U.S.
Given the apparent overstay issue, I suggest consulting an immigration lawyer.
Hope you find these information valuable.
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07-28 03:59 PM
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07-31 09:18 AM
EbImmigrationReference: The effect of an employer withdrawal of an I-140: Ron Gotcher (http://ebimmigrationreference.blogspot.com/2010/07/effect-of-employer-withdrawal-of-i-140.html)
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ImmigrationAnswerMan
01-11 10:25 AM
Vacation days can be counted in the 5 years. A leave of absence might not be able to be counted in the years of experience.
*This information is of a general nature for education purposes only and should not be relied upon without first consulting with an immigration law attorney. This information is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship.
*This information is of a general nature for education purposes only and should not be relied upon without first consulting with an immigration law attorney. This information is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship.
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deepakd
07-10 07:59 PM
Guys,
Just wondering about my options of getting a job in Canada and getting my permanent residency after that
I know this route:
Apply for permanent residency and then go and find a job
But what about this:
Find a job and go there on some kind of visa and then apply for PR
Just wondering about my options of getting a job in Canada and getting my permanent residency after that
I know this route:
Apply for permanent residency and then go and find a job
But what about this:
Find a job and go there on some kind of visa and then apply for PR
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sk_pmdw
02-25 01:51 PM
Recently we had been to India trip( Jan -Feb 2010), we also had expired H1 stampings but valid H1B.
You do not require Transit visa if you are passing through Frankfurt.
You do not require Transit visa if you are passing through Frankfurt.
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09-20 04:01 PM
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gc_on_demand
05-18 03:53 PM
Hi,
I am currently on h1b visa without a project from past 1 year in US and my employer asked me to convert to L2 visa dependent on my husband who is on L1 visa . I do not have any paystubs for my stamping. If I go to canada consulate for stamping, what is the success rate for my visa being approved?Will I be able to come back to US without any issues.Also, can you suggest me to which consulate should I go for my stamping?Please help!
Thanks.
If you didnot receive pay for 1 year means you were illegal in USA. This site is for highly skilled Legal immigrants. you can file a complaint against ur empoyer for not paying wage once you are on L2. If you win case against ur employer keep record with u and go for l2 stamping .. you should not have any issue.
Note : I am not an attorney. This is my view and can be differ from other.
I am currently on h1b visa without a project from past 1 year in US and my employer asked me to convert to L2 visa dependent on my husband who is on L1 visa . I do not have any paystubs for my stamping. If I go to canada consulate for stamping, what is the success rate for my visa being approved?Will I be able to come back to US without any issues.Also, can you suggest me to which consulate should I go for my stamping?Please help!
Thanks.
If you didnot receive pay for 1 year means you were illegal in USA. This site is for highly skilled Legal immigrants. you can file a complaint against ur empoyer for not paying wage once you are on L2. If you win case against ur employer keep record with u and go for l2 stamping .. you should not have any issue.
Note : I am not an attorney. This is my view and can be differ from other.
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BKY
09-23 03:25 PM
__________________________________________________ ________________________
When changing from EB3 to EB2 (same Employer), experience with the same employer is considered only when the job duties are >50% different from the existing job.
__________________________________________________ ________________________
What if you change the employer ?
We can apply in EB2 with not much difference in old job and new job ?
When changing from EB3 to EB2 (same Employer), experience with the same employer is considered only when the job duties are >50% different from the existing job.
__________________________________________________ ________________________
What if you change the employer ?
We can apply in EB2 with not much difference in old job and new job ?
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guitarbam
01-24 09:46 AM
I just got my Labor approved a couple week ago and now i want to file I-140 premium processing. But my lawyer's not allow me to do that coz once my I-140 approve i can't file my 8 th year extension. My 7th years H1B will expire on Aug 30, 2007.
I'm very confused now, on my understanding once i get my I-140 approve, i'm eligible to get my H1B 3 years extension.
FYI: i chose CP opotion, is that make me not eligible to get my H1B extension once my I-140 approve?
Please help and Big thanks
I'm very confused now, on my understanding once i get my I-140 approve, i'm eligible to get my H1B 3 years extension.
FYI: i chose CP opotion, is that make me not eligible to get my H1B extension once my I-140 approve?
Please help and Big thanks
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BECsufferer
08-05 01:52 PM
Is this required? ... or is it loading up ur school bag for just in-case event.
I was planning to only carry orginals of I-485 application/ Reciept notice, EAD and AP along with me.
May be someone helping you will help me in-way. Good Luck!
I was planning to only carry orginals of I-485 application/ Reciept notice, EAD and AP along with me.
May be someone helping you will help me in-way. Good Luck!
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WAIT_FOR_EVER_GC
09-07 10:44 AM
Please note that an I-485 approval invalidates the H-1B visa.
I would travel to the US before Advanced Parole expiry to obtain the GC and return. I am not sure of any exceptions - please post the question in 'Ask a Lawyer' section ASAP.
I second what sbmallik has said. Your records will be at the POE, you cannot come back on H1-B. Come back before AP expires or you might be in trouble.
Consult a lawyer....
I would travel to the US before Advanced Parole expiry to obtain the GC and return. I am not sure of any exceptions - please post the question in 'Ask a Lawyer' section ASAP.
I second what sbmallik has said. Your records will be at the POE, you cannot come back on H1-B. Come back before AP expires or you might be in trouble.
Consult a lawyer....
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indi_gc_need
01-29 10:48 AM
Where are you in GC process ? Labor / 140 /485 ?
As long as you have a valid H4 visa, you can enter back with out any issues ... Discuss with an attorney, who will provide you specifics you are looking for !
As long as you have a valid H4 visa, you can enter back with out any issues ... Discuss with an attorney, who will provide you specifics you are looking for !
Blog Feeds
02-07 08:30 AM
When it comes to the Visa Waiver program, clients often ask me, what happens when a Visa Waiver traveler who is in the U.S. visits a third, non-adjacent country, and then seeks to return to the U.S.? Do they receive a new 90-day period upon re-entering the United States? What if they go to Mexico or Canada or another adjacent country?
According to the CBP, An alien admitted into the United States under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) who departs to visit a third country other than contiguous territory or an adjacent island and then returns to the United States to apply for admission as a temporary visitor for business or pleasure under the VWP, would receive a new 90-period of admission if he is found to be admissible.
If the same alien traveled only to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island, he would generally be readmitted for the balance of his original period of admission if found to be admissible. An alien is this situation may request to be admitted for a new 90-day period and be admitted for that new period if slbe is found to be admissible.
Please note that any VWP applicant for admission must establish his admissibility to the satisfaction of the inspecting CBP officers. An alien seeking a new 90-day period of admission under the VWP after departing the United States to "visit" a third country should expect to undergo greater scrutiny than most other VWP applicants. So this is possible but expect a tough time trying to get back in.
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According to the CBP, An alien admitted into the United States under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) who departs to visit a third country other than contiguous territory or an adjacent island and then returns to the United States to apply for admission as a temporary visitor for business or pleasure under the VWP, would receive a new 90-period of admission if he is found to be admissible.
If the same alien traveled only to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island, he would generally be readmitted for the balance of his original period of admission if found to be admissible. An alien is this situation may request to be admitted for a new 90-day period and be admitted for that new period if slbe is found to be admissible.
Please note that any VWP applicant for admission must establish his admissibility to the satisfaction of the inspecting CBP officers. An alien seeking a new 90-day period of admission under the VWP after departing the United States to "visit" a third country should expect to undergo greater scrutiny than most other VWP applicants. So this is possible but expect a tough time trying to get back in.
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April 2nd, 2005, 10:54 AM
You have some nice images, but I would think they are most of all interesting to the people whose faces you have photographed. It's not my taste, a bit gruesome, but it looks well done as far as I can judge it.
I second the suggestion to upload your critique images to dphoto, use your personal gallery. I think members of this site will be more inclined to write some comments here than at any other linked site.
I second the suggestion to upload your critique images to dphoto, use your personal gallery. I think members of this site will be more inclined to write some comments here than at any other linked site.