sammas
07-12 03:19 PM
* The expiration date of an approved labor certification depends on when it was approved.
* For labor certifications approved prior to July 16, 2007, the labor certification expires 180 days after July 16, 2007 – that is, January 12, 2008– unless filed prior to its expiration with the Department of Homeland Security in support of a Form I-140 immigrant petition for alien worker.
* Labor certifications approved on or after July 16, 2007, will expire 180 days from their date of issue, unless filed prior to expiration with the Department of Homeland Security in support of a Form I-140 immigrant petition.
Source : PERM Fraud Rules FAQ’s | usavisanow.com. Immigration Law Office of Maritza Diaz, PC. (http://www.usavisanow.com/perm/perm-faq/perm-fraud-rules-faqs/)
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* For labor certifications approved prior to July 16, 2007, the labor certification expires 180 days after July 16, 2007 – that is, January 12, 2008– unless filed prior to its expiration with the Department of Homeland Security in support of a Form I-140 immigrant petition for alien worker.
* Labor certifications approved on or after July 16, 2007, will expire 180 days from their date of issue, unless filed prior to expiration with the Department of Homeland Security in support of a Form I-140 immigrant petition.
Source : PERM Fraud Rules FAQ’s | usavisanow.com. Immigration Law Office of Maritza Diaz, PC. (http://www.usavisanow.com/perm/perm-faq/perm-fraud-rules-faqs/)
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gccovet
01-26 07:07 AM
can someone pls help me with a few question on re entry permit. i will be going back to us after 1year 8months. i had applied for re entry perit in oct 2007 - i left us in may 2008 - my re entry permit is valid till july 2010. i will be going to us in feb 2010. my question is will i have problem because i left us before i got my permit. my husband who was still in us got my permit for me.
As far as my understanding goes, as long as you applied for the permit while in US, you are good. It should not matter if you got your approval after you left the country.
Please do check with others as well.
GCCovet.
As far as my understanding goes, as long as you applied for the permit while in US, you are good. It should not matter if you got your approval after you left the country.
Please do check with others as well.
GCCovet.
cool_cat
10-01 01:03 PM
My I485 application was received by TCS on july 2nd. I have not received my RN and my check is also not cashed yet.
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goel_ar
07-25 07:19 AM
I am on H1 & my H1 (& visa stamping) expires in Apr 2009. My wife has H4 stamped on her passport until Apr 2009.
My wife got her H1 approved in 2008 lottery with permit to start work starting October Ist, 2008.
We are planning to take cruise to Bermuda from sep 28-oct 5. I just wanted to know ,
a) will her H4 stamping be expired on October 5, 2008 , as her H1 will become effective?
b) or she can use existing H4 stamping to re-enter into United States.
c) or if someone knows whether she needs a valid visa stamping in accordance with her latest immigration status (h1 in this case on oct 5 , 2008) when returning to US in cruise.
Thanks in advance.
AG
My wife got her H1 approved in 2008 lottery with permit to start work starting October Ist, 2008.
We are planning to take cruise to Bermuda from sep 28-oct 5. I just wanted to know ,
a) will her H4 stamping be expired on October 5, 2008 , as her H1 will become effective?
b) or she can use existing H4 stamping to re-enter into United States.
c) or if someone knows whether she needs a valid visa stamping in accordance with her latest immigration status (h1 in this case on oct 5 , 2008) when returning to US in cruise.
Thanks in advance.
AG
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loudobbs
08-06 04:36 PM
thanks for the info. I called the PP toll free number and was told that they will not do PP since I did not attach the original Lobor certificate with it. So I think I can expect my approval in a couple of weeks.
Thanks! Hopefully ;)
Hi,
In my case i filed for I-140 and had a notice to deny bacause they put the worng name on the application....:eek:
we then refiled a second i-140, but processing was stopped on that because they needed the original labor cert. from my first i-140.
i filed on 19th May, and finally got approved on 27th July, although i did file PP.
So i would say a couple of months is about right for the labor cert. to be transferred from one case to another.
Thanks! Hopefully ;)
Hi,
In my case i filed for I-140 and had a notice to deny bacause they put the worng name on the application....:eek:
we then refiled a second i-140, but processing was stopped on that because they needed the original labor cert. from my first i-140.
i filed on 19th May, and finally got approved on 27th July, although i did file PP.
So i would say a couple of months is about right for the labor cert. to be transferred from one case to another.
rajuram
11-14 10:03 PM
Good to see motivated members.....
It is certain that the politicians will not touch the immigration topic in the next one year. Even after best efforts of the president the immigration bill failed in the senate few months ago.
One and only one thing that can be tried before Nov 2008 is the recapture of visa numbers from the last five years. I think IV should push for that.
Other than the above not much can happen, get ready for really long cold winter and then a looong hot summer. I wish things were better.
It is certain that the politicians will not touch the immigration topic in the next one year. Even after best efforts of the president the immigration bill failed in the senate few months ago.
One and only one thing that can be tried before Nov 2008 is the recapture of visa numbers from the last five years. I think IV should push for that.
Other than the above not much can happen, get ready for really long cold winter and then a looong hot summer. I wish things were better.
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pappu
08-31 03:41 PM
Thanks Members for quick response. There are few volunteers who have sent emails and are being contacted. It should be sufficient for now. In future if there is a need, I can let you know on the forum. Thanks again for your enthusiasm and continued support for IV efforts.
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yyfGC98
05-19 12:49 PM
I need help on my I485 pending case:
When I was a PHD student I filled NIW (national interest waiver) and got my I-140 approval (priority date is 6/22/2006). Now I am working for a Telecommunication company.
My NIW I-140 form stated my job is:
SOC Code: 17-2112
Nontechnical description of job: Operations research and logistics with optimization and numerical analysis.
In my NIW cover letter, I stated my contribution in airline industry with the operations research and optimization knowledge. My current work is still related to the operations research and logistics but my contribution is different now. Does that mean I am not in the same research/work field? Some attorney said my I-485 will most probably be denied because I am not benefit to airline industry now. Is this true?
What is the definition of the same/similar field? I thought I should be safe as long as I continue to work on OR and logistics related work, even if my work on different project or for different companies.
When USCIS process I-485, they will look at the job description on I-140 form or the contribution in cover letter?
An attorney suggested me to apply a PERM as a backup to keep the existing priority date (6/22/06), in case my NIW-based 485 case has any issue.
What's the percentage of chance that you think my 485 can be denied due to the working field issue? I originally thought it's very small (less than 5%), and I just need to wait for the Visa availability. Is it correct?
My husband's H1 visa is about to reach the 6 year limit in March 2011, and he was thinking to use EAD from my 485 case until we get green card. Is this a good plan, or he need to apply a PERM as a backup too? Is it too late? What would be a good plan?
When I was a PHD student I filled NIW (national interest waiver) and got my I-140 approval (priority date is 6/22/2006). Now I am working for a Telecommunication company.
My NIW I-140 form stated my job is:
SOC Code: 17-2112
Nontechnical description of job: Operations research and logistics with optimization and numerical analysis.
In my NIW cover letter, I stated my contribution in airline industry with the operations research and optimization knowledge. My current work is still related to the operations research and logistics but my contribution is different now. Does that mean I am not in the same research/work field? Some attorney said my I-485 will most probably be denied because I am not benefit to airline industry now. Is this true?
What is the definition of the same/similar field? I thought I should be safe as long as I continue to work on OR and logistics related work, even if my work on different project or for different companies.
When USCIS process I-485, they will look at the job description on I-140 form or the contribution in cover letter?
An attorney suggested me to apply a PERM as a backup to keep the existing priority date (6/22/06), in case my NIW-based 485 case has any issue.
What's the percentage of chance that you think my 485 can be denied due to the working field issue? I originally thought it's very small (less than 5%), and I just need to wait for the Visa availability. Is it correct?
My husband's H1 visa is about to reach the 6 year limit in March 2011, and he was thinking to use EAD from my 485 case until we get green card. Is this a good plan, or he need to apply a PERM as a backup too? Is it too late? What would be a good plan?
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lee.cook
August 10th, 2007, 11:34 AM
Hello,
Your question has already been answered, my father owns a D40x and does not support video mode.
Your question has already been answered, my father owns a D40x and does not support video mode.