piyu7444
04-23 06:44 PM
This is a nice find....thank you.
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theshiningsun
08-03 09:42 PM
thx for the update.
can u plz let me know which visa would be applicable to this category if not J-1?
can u plz let me know which visa would be applicable to this category if not J-1?
pezz77
01-29 09:23 PM
Thank you for the info! Should I give my lawyer a heads up or not worry about changing address on the application (if they still can do that)?
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485_spouse
03-13 01:30 PM
I recently got married. My is currently on H1 and is currently in US. Will my wife's I-485 be returned as the priority date is not current I am in EB3 priority date is Mar 2002. Anybody in similar situation as me..please post...
you can not file I-485 for your wife till PD becomes current.
I'm in the same boat. you need to make sure your wife maintains her visa status. Since she is on H1 she should file a labor to make use of 7th year.
you can not file I-485 for your wife till PD becomes current.
I'm in the same boat. you need to make sure your wife maintains her visa status. Since she is on H1 she should file a labor to make use of 7th year.
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sodh
07-24 06:47 PM
so far i've been the ones to pay everything...i know govt got stricter this year and now it HAS to be employer who pays....so i'm in bad place as I know how my employer is...
You can alway's pay cash.
You can alway's pay cash.
homers
05-29 09:02 AM
I can also help out with giving people rides and such.
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nithivoice
03-13 03:50 PM
I have got my I 485 rejectd when i filed during AUG 2007 due to Improper fees but we paid the correct fees.We refiled with saying "Improper Denials of I-485 " and double packed saying byboss mail room. We tryied more than 5 times always we got back saying PD is not current. Please advice me how to proceed on this.
Thanks for your help!!
Thanks for your help!!
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bkarnik
10-26 09:56 AM
No... as long as you can show ties to the US (owning a house, paid taxes, etc) you should be OK. In a situation where a company has sent you overseas, if you have adequate documentation to prove that the company had sent you overseas and you are still on the payroll here, you should be OK. Although, to be safe, I would probably try to make a couple of trips back to the US in a year to maintain resident status.
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rjgleason
January 12th, 2005, 11:16 AM
I like it just the way it is Freddy......the emphasis here being the sky and the sunset........your interpretation and it looks great to me.