kvranand
04-27 07:23 PM
priderock,
You will be okay. Don't worry too much. Just submit your paper work and relax! I have the same education like you. i.e 10+3(Eng Diploma)+3(B.Tech)+2(M.Eng). My labor called for MS+0. I got my 1-140 approved last year at NSC under EB2.
Good Luck!:)
You will be okay. Don't worry too much. Just submit your paper work and relax! I have the same education like you. i.e 10+3(Eng Diploma)+3(B.Tech)+2(M.Eng). My labor called for MS+0. I got my 1-140 approved last year at NSC under EB2.
Good Luck!:)
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ameryki
06-18 03:50 PM
I have secured an appt for July 2nd with a follow up appt for July 5th. I am guessing the following appt is to check up in skin test. Unfortunately I will be out of town on July 5th and return back on July 6th, do you think the dr. will have a problem with me not being able to see him on July 5th? Or does anyone know if I get the TB skin test done on my own and then take the results to this civil surgeon will they accept it?
prdgl
05-24 10:50 PM
Can some one clarify me why the heck you guys keep repeating that "screwed" word for applying under new system ???
Is this because of the frustration that we have to restart the entire process and loss of money or its because the new system is not good enough ???
Just trying to undersstand
Is this because of the frustration that we have to restart the entire process and loss of money or its because the new system is not good enough ???
Just trying to undersstand
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gaz
10-27 03:00 PM
nope not teach culture...
i'm not a parent - but i can appreciate the fact that someone would want their kid in the hands of someone who is from a known culture, speaks the same language maybe, possibly has similar food habits etc.
I agree with your latter statement - about doing it legally. If its more expensive and someone can afford it its their choice. I don't think anyone here has the right to judge about the persons intentions when starting this thread - its not any of our business until we have all the information. Seems most people here call commonsense jumping the gun and using the most negative view available - ask yourself if you would say the same to another person doing the same thing from a "developed" country? Why? Is it because there is no abuse there ... or is it that they would not tolerate your accusation, and someone here may?
Sir, I find the logic amusing... are you seriously trying to tell me you buy the argument that the main reason the maid is to be brought in is to teach the kid Indian culture (which the parents, presumably, are too busy to do themselves)?? And it is not about money?...
Hehe.. and you call ME stupid? Hilarious..
As I have always said, if you want to bring someone in, do it by all means. Nobody has any problems with it. Just do it legally. And doing it legally is far more expensive than hiring locally.
And basic commonsense tells me that the good fellow starting this thread has absolutely no intention of doing that, which is why many here are ticked off.
i'm not a parent - but i can appreciate the fact that someone would want their kid in the hands of someone who is from a known culture, speaks the same language maybe, possibly has similar food habits etc.
I agree with your latter statement - about doing it legally. If its more expensive and someone can afford it its their choice. I don't think anyone here has the right to judge about the persons intentions when starting this thread - its not any of our business until we have all the information. Seems most people here call commonsense jumping the gun and using the most negative view available - ask yourself if you would say the same to another person doing the same thing from a "developed" country? Why? Is it because there is no abuse there ... or is it that they would not tolerate your accusation, and someone here may?
Sir, I find the logic amusing... are you seriously trying to tell me you buy the argument that the main reason the maid is to be brought in is to teach the kid Indian culture (which the parents, presumably, are too busy to do themselves)?? And it is not about money?...
Hehe.. and you call ME stupid? Hilarious..
As I have always said, if you want to bring someone in, do it by all means. Nobody has any problems with it. Just do it legally. And doing it legally is far more expensive than hiring locally.
And basic commonsense tells me that the good fellow starting this thread has absolutely no intention of doing that, which is why many here are ticked off.
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unitednations
03-01 02:46 PM
Welcome back United Nations, good to see you back.
thanks.
Lots of negative things going on for immigrants with government agencies. I felt the forums were going to start heating up with issues.
thanks.
Lots of negative things going on for immigrants with government agencies. I felt the forums were going to start heating up with issues.
arnet
06-27 06:32 PM
i agree with you.....i read abt this usinpac organization, they are very influential organization and working on most of the us-india related bills....so IV core team, it is worth to contact them.....
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YesGC_NoGC
09-21 11:22 AM
Contributed many times but not on monthly basis but no access now.
Same here, i've been quite disgruntled about the contribution collected toward the FOIA and then not being able to get any updates on it since i'm not a recurring contributor.
Same here, i've been quite disgruntled about the contribution collected toward the FOIA and then not being able to get any updates on it since i'm not a recurring contributor.
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tooclose
08-16 11:11 AM
No. I didn't since I don't have any travel plans. I will wait for couple of weeks and then I will open a SR. Actually this delay is good for me, I will get few extra months to plan my next year trip.
Same boat here.... I applied for my AP in end of May and still awaiting the approval. I dont have any plans of travelling in the next few months and hence the more delay the better it is for me.
Same boat here.... I applied for my AP in end of May and still awaiting the approval. I dont have any plans of travelling in the next few months and hence the more delay the better it is for me.
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swamy
12-10 11:04 PM
Sorry Guys for asking question which is not relevant here but I see Unitednations reading the thread so can't stop myself..SO here it goes
I filed 485 in July with approved I 140 (approved in June), In October my company got acquired by another bigger company. I became employee of new company in November.
Do I need to do anything?
How USCIS will interpret this case? Will it be considered as change of company before 90 days.
UN Please advise
Please participate in the fundraising thread if you haven't already. Hope UN ansers your q. Thx
I filed 485 in July with approved I 140 (approved in June), In October my company got acquired by another bigger company. I became employee of new company in November.
Do I need to do anything?
How USCIS will interpret this case? Will it be considered as change of company before 90 days.
UN Please advise
Please participate in the fundraising thread if you haven't already. Hope UN ansers your q. Thx
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fall2004us
10-24 03:43 PM
One of the reasons why I am in the US is dignity of labor and your types want that same Indian society to be built in the US.
I will tell you why you thought no one would like your question, bcos, your query lacks in morality and you know it. you had guilt.
"I am fine with her travelling to India every 6 months". Is she bonded labor that you are OK to send her to India.
Do you know that you can get a nanny here in the US for 200-300 bucks a week? Or send your kids to Home day cares? Or efficiently run Church day cares? and even proffesionally run day cares.
there are lots of indian ladies on family based GCs/citizenship who might be able to help you out.
google for nanny and you will get nanny matchin service sites. look up on craigslist. post for a 'nanny wanted' at your Indian store. and there are nannies for children with special needs too, no i aint talkin about you.
No, you want a maid from India cos your wife cribs about how she has to do everything while you sit on the sofa and do not even move at your childs cry. you want a maid who does all the household chores for 100$ a month, well, you will give 500, wont you?
You know she will not question anything that you demand. if you as an educated dude are not able to say NO to any of your clients requirements, how can she. shes not even educated enough. she will cook, clean, take care of the kids and is cheap.
lol, let me know if you are successful, i might try it too. peace out.
well said !!!!!:D
If both of you guys are working, hiring a nanny in the US wouldnt hurt !!!
I will tell you why you thought no one would like your question, bcos, your query lacks in morality and you know it. you had guilt.
"I am fine with her travelling to India every 6 months". Is she bonded labor that you are OK to send her to India.
Do you know that you can get a nanny here in the US for 200-300 bucks a week? Or send your kids to Home day cares? Or efficiently run Church day cares? and even proffesionally run day cares.
there are lots of indian ladies on family based GCs/citizenship who might be able to help you out.
google for nanny and you will get nanny matchin service sites. look up on craigslist. post for a 'nanny wanted' at your Indian store. and there are nannies for children with special needs too, no i aint talkin about you.
No, you want a maid from India cos your wife cribs about how she has to do everything while you sit on the sofa and do not even move at your childs cry. you want a maid who does all the household chores for 100$ a month, well, you will give 500, wont you?
You know she will not question anything that you demand. if you as an educated dude are not able to say NO to any of your clients requirements, how can she. shes not even educated enough. she will cook, clean, take care of the kids and is cheap.
lol, let me know if you are successful, i might try it too. peace out.
well said !!!!!:D
If both of you guys are working, hiring a nanny in the US wouldnt hurt !!!
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06-13 06:24 PM
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srkamath
07-27 11:34 AM
.............. So lets not get stressed out, when the attorneys themselves cannot assure us based on their years of experience.......
Stay Cool.:cool:
Most of us are not getting stressed out.
We are just anxious / excited to see if all our careful calculations will prove to be right. If they do, then it means thanks to vdlrao, Legal, sachug22, delax and others that IV has a handle on the visa allocation process.
Stay Cool.:cool:
Most of us are not getting stressed out.
We are just anxious / excited to see if all our careful calculations will prove to be right. If they do, then it means thanks to vdlrao, Legal, sachug22, delax and others that IV has a handle on the visa allocation process.
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KRS
07-21 11:42 AM
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($25 for keeping us updated regarding the FOIA request
+$25 for planning to sue USCIS)
= $50 for the joy of reading (Donor Forums) immigrationvoice site :)
($25 for keeping us updated regarding the FOIA request
+$25 for planning to sue USCIS)
= $50 for the joy of reading (Donor Forums) immigrationvoice site :)
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07-05 10:04 AM
Flowers sent....Order Confirmation: EGONZA0EG80M:D
Don't wait for others....pls do send the flowers..i am sure people will join us.
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qplearn
11-22 06:08 PM
. Votes will take place on key bills in early December and we�ll have to wait and see whether immigration bills are included in the mix.
Another possibility is that Congress will move some more modest legislation in the lame duck such as legislation to make more green cards available for nurses, extension of the Conrad J-1 program for physicians and possibly the SKIL Act, which would dramatically improve the situation for employment-based non-immigrant cases and permanent residency petitions.
We will probably have a good idea by the end of the week what direction we�re headed in as far as immigration law goes for the coming year and I�ll report more next week.
What is the date of this article? Which week is the author referring to? If this is true, then we may see something happening in the lame duck after all.
Another possibility is that Congress will move some more modest legislation in the lame duck such as legislation to make more green cards available for nurses, extension of the Conrad J-1 program for physicians and possibly the SKIL Act, which would dramatically improve the situation for employment-based non-immigrant cases and permanent residency petitions.
We will probably have a good idea by the end of the week what direction we�re headed in as far as immigration law goes for the coming year and I�ll report more next week.
What is the date of this article? Which week is the author referring to? If this is true, then we may see something happening in the lame duck after all.
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renec
01-16 05:49 PM
I do not think there is thumb rule for this, and I do not think there is anything or place universally better!!! It all depends on personal circumstances and preferences.
We spend an entire lifetime stagnating just waiting for a GC. But whats life after GC if you havent acquired skills to keep you meaningfully employed. Nothing is available on a platter neither here in the US not back home in India. The days of stable jobs with time based promotions are over, everywhere. I have been the US for 9 years, no GC yet, and I am not devoting my lifetime waiting for GC either, if it comes before I feel stagnated, very good, if not well the world is my playground. I think keeping an open mind and flexibility to jump at any opportunity where-ever it shows up is the way the world works. So stop looking for another anchor to tie you down.. GC us just an excuse.. I am sure there are opportunities for hardworking people everywhere!!!
We spend an entire lifetime stagnating just waiting for a GC. But whats life after GC if you havent acquired skills to keep you meaningfully employed. Nothing is available on a platter neither here in the US not back home in India. The days of stable jobs with time based promotions are over, everywhere. I have been the US for 9 years, no GC yet, and I am not devoting my lifetime waiting for GC either, if it comes before I feel stagnated, very good, if not well the world is my playground. I think keeping an open mind and flexibility to jump at any opportunity where-ever it shows up is the way the world works. So stop looking for another anchor to tie you down.. GC us just an excuse.. I am sure there are opportunities for hardworking people everywhere!!!
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bhobama
06-30 08:45 PM
You have to file "delinquent" FBAR for prior years 2007, 2006 etc. and explain to IRS why you did not file (ex. not aware of the requirement). If needed amend your tax returns for those years to include undeclared overseas income (which the FBAR will reveal, and is the main reason for FBAR filing itself). This may seem like overkill, but when it comes to Citizenship time, you want to have all your tax issues straightened out.
FYI, the deadline is not really extended to Sept 23. Its just that you have until Sept 23 to file the "delinquent" FBAR with an explanation of why it is late. The FBAR is still delinquent if not filed by June 30. See this link where it says delinquent FBAR.
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=210174,00.html
Also from FAQ on irs.gov
Q. What is the statute of limitations for assessing civil penalties for violations of the FBAR requirements?
A. Civil penalties can be assessed anytime up to six years after the date of the violation.
I have filed FBAR since 1999, only now there is a lot of press about it and IRS is focusing on it. In 1999, 150,000 people filed FBAR. In 2006, 400,000 people filed FBAR. So compliance had increased due to IRS threats. I can bet you that a LOT more than 150,000 people had overseas income in 1999 :) The law is not new, just being enforced now since the US Treasury is broke !
Is this some new form ? (effective 2008) or is it an old one
What happens to the *-2007 reporting ? should I specify in the same form ?
FYI, the deadline is not really extended to Sept 23. Its just that you have until Sept 23 to file the "delinquent" FBAR with an explanation of why it is late. The FBAR is still delinquent if not filed by June 30. See this link where it says delinquent FBAR.
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=210174,00.html
Also from FAQ on irs.gov
Q. What is the statute of limitations for assessing civil penalties for violations of the FBAR requirements?
A. Civil penalties can be assessed anytime up to six years after the date of the violation.
I have filed FBAR since 1999, only now there is a lot of press about it and IRS is focusing on it. In 1999, 150,000 people filed FBAR. In 2006, 400,000 people filed FBAR. So compliance had increased due to IRS threats. I can bet you that a LOT more than 150,000 people had overseas income in 1999 :) The law is not new, just being enforced now since the US Treasury is broke !
Is this some new form ? (effective 2008) or is it an old one
What happens to the *-2007 reporting ? should I specify in the same form ?
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rodnyb
09-26 03:34 PM
sandy_anand, etc
Please don't for get that EB1 and EB2 ROW get approved each year for over 70K (even in recession 2001, 2002). And they ususally get approved fast. The pending shown on USCIS is only for RFE, etc (about 10% of what they approved this year).
So the queue is fluid, and we can not assum 140K is only for pending, more realistic view is 60K for pending. And also last year EB2-I get about 15K with favorable spillover, and the current pending is over 45K, so 3 years for EB2-I at lest (hopefully).
We didn't count other PERM filing which will come in quere if they didn't get a chance to be in July 2007.
DHS link
DHS | Profiles on Legal Permanent Residents (http://www.dhs.gov/files/statistics/data/dslpr.shtm)
As I said, we should work together for recaptha, it looks like the only solution. Hispanic immigration group fight their own now as they realize CIR is unrealistic, Obama has done them good with the Hispanic supreme court judge and health care (illegal also as a topic) is more of a concern.
Economy also makes immigration like a taboo even for legal application.
Recapture might not need congress involvement, and that, for me, at least, is the only way.
Hopefully it helps USCIS as well. They hired tons of people to process fiasco case, and now no more income, in red (as they plan to increase fees), so move PD forward will help them get more applications. But economically trapping those July 2007 applicants are the best since they have to pay EAD/AP every year or two years (over $600 for over 100K pending case, that is $60M). New 485 filings don't need to pay EAD/AP every year. If they think of their jobs, they might keep backlog forever until new fee increase approved. It's a new kind of slavery.
Please don't for get that EB1 and EB2 ROW get approved each year for over 70K (even in recession 2001, 2002). And they ususally get approved fast. The pending shown on USCIS is only for RFE, etc (about 10% of what they approved this year).
So the queue is fluid, and we can not assum 140K is only for pending, more realistic view is 60K for pending. And also last year EB2-I get about 15K with favorable spillover, and the current pending is over 45K, so 3 years for EB2-I at lest (hopefully).
We didn't count other PERM filing which will come in quere if they didn't get a chance to be in July 2007.
DHS link
DHS | Profiles on Legal Permanent Residents (http://www.dhs.gov/files/statistics/data/dslpr.shtm)
As I said, we should work together for recaptha, it looks like the only solution. Hispanic immigration group fight their own now as they realize CIR is unrealistic, Obama has done them good with the Hispanic supreme court judge and health care (illegal also as a topic) is more of a concern.
Economy also makes immigration like a taboo even for legal application.
Recapture might not need congress involvement, and that, for me, at least, is the only way.
Hopefully it helps USCIS as well. They hired tons of people to process fiasco case, and now no more income, in red (as they plan to increase fees), so move PD forward will help them get more applications. But economically trapping those July 2007 applicants are the best since they have to pay EAD/AP every year or two years (over $600 for over 100K pending case, that is $60M). New 485 filings don't need to pay EAD/AP every year. If they think of their jobs, they might keep backlog forever until new fee increase approved. It's a new kind of slavery.
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langagadu
07-02 11:16 PM
All I can say is, I did read twice and did not understand one line. I am going to drink one more pint tonight and get ready for a family get together tomorrow.
for_gc
05-23 04:19 PM
This is what my lawyer wrote to me when I asked him if the May 21, 2007 date has any significance-
"At this point it is unclear what affect any pending legislation will have. My best guess is that whatever legislation is passed, if in fact any is passed, the legislation will only become "effective" at some future date, at least several months from now."
I agree strongly with this. Also, the application of effective dates maybe left to UCCIS's discretion e.g. LC substitution elimination final rule.
Although since this legislation affects issuance of actual visas (green cards), for example they have a cut off date for Z visas. That date is probably concrete. Or is it ?
I guess as of now it is.
If it takes years to really implement this new legislation I guess people with current PD's should be able to go ahead.
e.g if somebody filed I140 let us say today and his PD is current and he applies 485 before this bill becomes a law what happens then ?
"At this point it is unclear what affect any pending legislation will have. My best guess is that whatever legislation is passed, if in fact any is passed, the legislation will only become "effective" at some future date, at least several months from now."
I agree strongly with this. Also, the application of effective dates maybe left to UCCIS's discretion e.g. LC substitution elimination final rule.
Although since this legislation affects issuance of actual visas (green cards), for example they have a cut off date for Z visas. That date is probably concrete. Or is it ?
I guess as of now it is.
If it takes years to really implement this new legislation I guess people with current PD's should be able to go ahead.
e.g if somebody filed I140 let us say today and his PD is current and he applies 485 before this bill becomes a law what happens then ?
starscream
04-28 10:46 PM
Pappu / Admin2 thanks for the update...
understandably the draft is a work in progress..but what to make of this..looks like Sen Majority leader has decided to put climate before CIR
Reid: Despite activist uproar, climate comes before immigration - TheHill.com (http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/95031-reid-climate-comes-before-immigration)
understandably the draft is a work in progress..but what to make of this..looks like Sen Majority leader has decided to put climate before CIR
Reid: Despite activist uproar, climate comes before immigration - TheHill.com (http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/95031-reid-climate-comes-before-immigration)