Munna Bhai
12-07 12:12 PM
$1200/- & above,this is only attorney fees.
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GIDOC
05-30 10:15 PM
It is difficult to predict the timeline.
The house members are not happy with the Senate bill.
I have read that the conference committee may meet next monday ( all hearsay).
We can only pray and hope for the best.
The house members are not happy with the Senate bill.
I have read that the conference committee may meet next monday ( all hearsay).
We can only pray and hope for the best.
walking_dude
02-14 03:55 PM
I got a confirmation today that 2 more of my personal contacts have sent theirs.
Flowers to USCIS earlier, Now...Love Letters to President. IV = Love :)
Flowers to USCIS earlier, Now...Love Letters to President. IV = Love :)
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fall1998
05-17 09:12 PM
Is everyone getting approval without case being transferred to other service centers?
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01-20 07:00 AM
Immigration Law from Houston Immigration Lawyer - Annie Banerjee Has Just Posted the Following:
In a letter to Senator Grassley, the CIS defended their H-1B adjudication practices and their everything under the kitchen sink Request for Evidences.
The CIS is looking into revising the form I-129 to have Petitioner and beneficiary both attest that:
The beneficiary has been advised of the offsite placement and accepts the terms of the H-IB employment, including the job location and possible relocation;
Really? Does anyone working for the software industry not know that they have to work off site. These people are always traveling, the beneficiary KNOWS they have to work off site. Same with Oil Company Engineers. Its the nature of their work. Does CIS seriously think the beneficiary does not know?
2. Placement of the beneficiary offsite during the period of employment will be in compliance with the statutory and regulatory requirements of the H-IB nonimmigrant classification;
3. The beneficiary will be paid the prevailing rate of pay at any offsite
location; and,
This is in line with the question on the I-94 application on the plane, "Are you a terrorist." Has anyone ever answered yes to that question? Similarly, will anyone filing an H-1B petition ever say they will not comply with the law?
4. The work itinerary is attached.
The H-1B is given for 3 years. It is difficult to predict the itinerary for all those 3 years. If the work itinerary is for less than 3 years, then the employer has to file the whole H-1B again, with the high fees. And even if they have the work itinerary, the job may be canceled, etc. So what is the point of private employers filing job itineraries with the Government?
All of this simply penalizes the small employers who form the backbone of the American economy.
Contact Houston Immigration Lawyer (http://www.visatous.com), Annie Banerjee for more detailshttps://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8629098317507537197-2731884981154177550?l=usimmigrationmatters.blogspo t.com
More... (http://usimmigrationmatters.blogspot.com/2009/12/h-1b-and-cis.html)
In a letter to Senator Grassley, the CIS defended their H-1B adjudication practices and their everything under the kitchen sink Request for Evidences.
The CIS is looking into revising the form I-129 to have Petitioner and beneficiary both attest that:
The beneficiary has been advised of the offsite placement and accepts the terms of the H-IB employment, including the job location and possible relocation;
Really? Does anyone working for the software industry not know that they have to work off site. These people are always traveling, the beneficiary KNOWS they have to work off site. Same with Oil Company Engineers. Its the nature of their work. Does CIS seriously think the beneficiary does not know?
2. Placement of the beneficiary offsite during the period of employment will be in compliance with the statutory and regulatory requirements of the H-IB nonimmigrant classification;
3. The beneficiary will be paid the prevailing rate of pay at any offsite
location; and,
This is in line with the question on the I-94 application on the plane, "Are you a terrorist." Has anyone ever answered yes to that question? Similarly, will anyone filing an H-1B petition ever say they will not comply with the law?
4. The work itinerary is attached.
The H-1B is given for 3 years. It is difficult to predict the itinerary for all those 3 years. If the work itinerary is for less than 3 years, then the employer has to file the whole H-1B again, with the high fees. And even if they have the work itinerary, the job may be canceled, etc. So what is the point of private employers filing job itineraries with the Government?
All of this simply penalizes the small employers who form the backbone of the American economy.
Contact Houston Immigration Lawyer (http://www.visatous.com), Annie Banerjee for more detailshttps://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8629098317507537197-2731884981154177550?l=usimmigrationmatters.blogspo t.com
More... (http://usimmigrationmatters.blogspot.com/2009/12/h-1b-and-cis.html)
Humhongekamyab
01-15 11:48 AM
I am using my EAD and working for the company which filed by PERM/I-140/I-485. Currently I am being paid a lot more than the prevailing wage on the PERM so my company has suggested me that they will give the amount listed on the PERM as a salary and the remaining as a check to the company that I own. I have a business in my name but all I did was register the company name; never actively ran the business.
Please share your concerns/opinions about the possibility of above scenario. Do you think taking the salary and B2B expense would cause a problem with the green card process?
Thanks!
Please share your concerns/opinions about the possibility of above scenario. Do you think taking the salary and B2B expense would cause a problem with the green card process?
Thanks!
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vin13
06-24 07:55 PM
Hi,
I've read conflicting information on whether one is eligible to receive unemployment benefits.
Specifically, i understand as a primary applicant in AOS status, one can not claim such benefits. But how about a derivative spouse, working on EAD , who lost her job? Can she claim such benefits as unemployment insurance. I've read that unemployment insurance should NOT be construed as a public charge, since its paid by the employer , when the employee is working.
So is it safe to get the basic unemployment benefits for a derivative spouse working in AOS status?
thanks
Yes, a derivative spouse can avail unemployement benefits and not jeopardize green card. Make sure she is eligible as per state laws. Each state has a different rule on who is eligible. Do some homework by calling your local unemployement office. I know of at least couple of immigration lawyers who discussed this on their newsletters. I know sheela murthy's website had that info too. Google for it and read.....
I've read conflicting information on whether one is eligible to receive unemployment benefits.
Specifically, i understand as a primary applicant in AOS status, one can not claim such benefits. But how about a derivative spouse, working on EAD , who lost her job? Can she claim such benefits as unemployment insurance. I've read that unemployment insurance should NOT be construed as a public charge, since its paid by the employer , when the employee is working.
So is it safe to get the basic unemployment benefits for a derivative spouse working in AOS status?
thanks
Yes, a derivative spouse can avail unemployement benefits and not jeopardize green card. Make sure she is eligible as per state laws. Each state has a different rule on who is eligible. Do some homework by calling your local unemployement office. I know of at least couple of immigration lawyers who discussed this on their newsletters. I know sheela murthy's website had that info too. Google for it and read.....
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05-09 03:34 PM
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April 19th, 2005, 09:41 AM
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