Recent content by Chandrashekar

No Title Not at all. Use your EAD, and make your life comfortable CM

No Title Hi eikdil, What if your work authrization has been revoked? In such a case you may not be authorized to work since your work authorization has been taken away. If that is the case then not only you are working illegally, and putting yourself into trouble, but also you are putting your...

No Title Hi eikdil, at least this time, I hope, you listen to me. Since you are in the US on canadian PR, there is no way you can re-apply for your work authorization. So you go back to Canada with your Canadian PR and re-enter the US using your parole through the same place where your work...

No Title Hi eikdil, why the hell did you enter the US using Canadian PR. Why didn\'t you enter using parole as I told you before. Even if you did enter using the Canadian PR what made you to show your US work permit. What happened to your US parole? It looks your are good at digging yourself a...

No Title When I applied for my I-485, I don\'t rememeber giving copies of all pages of my passport. You are being paranoid. Don\'t worry. Good luck. DW

No Title When you re-entered Canada in Aug\'00, did you use your Canadian PR? If so, I think you played your game safe. I don\'t see any reason to worry. Since you did not surrender your I-94 at the border before re-entering Canada there was no way they could make out you were out of the US...

No Title To be on safer side I carried my pay stubs, apartment contract, Bank statement, and telephone bill of Canada following the suggestion of my friend. But, I was never asked for these documents. I suggest you to carry as many documents as possible to prove your Canada stay if in case...

No Title No, provided you are a citizen of a common wealth nation. India is a common wealth nation, and I am a citizen of India. Right now I am in Canada with canadian permanent residency. Two months ago I went back to the US, along with my wife. I entered the US through Buffalo. The INS...

No Title Hi eikdil, Please go back and read my previous experience. You get an answer for your doubt. You keep repeating the same questions. It looks no amount of explanation can convince you. I am sorry, I don\'t have patience to convince you. Please don\'t waste my time. Do what ever you...

No Title Hi Imran, Generally when you enter the US with your parole, and you have your Canadian PR, the INS officer at the border stamps and writes on your passport on the page where Canadian authorities stamped when you entered Canada on the PR (In my case that is true. I am assuming the same...

No Title Let me know your E-mail address. I will send my address to your address. DW

No Title Hi Imran, In my case the INS officer told me that I should inform the Canadian autorities once I get my US green card. He also told me that I could not be a permanent resident of two countries simultaneously.   In your case, What the supervisor and your lawyer told you were...

No Title Hi eikdil, If you want to come back and start working in the US, your AP is the right thing to use. Don\'t use your Canadian PR if you are re-entering the country permanently. There is nothing to worry about finding your status when you were a student. Even after you were out of...

No Title Hi Emo Agop, Your advance parole is your visa. You need your passport and advance parole to reenter the country. You don\'t need any thing else. If you go through all my explanations in this discussion you get all other details. Good luck DW

No Title Hi eikdil, That\'s exactly my case, except that I was not out of status on F-1(student). I worked in Canada for some time since I was a landed immigrant. I had to move out of the US because my H-1 had ended and my Canadian PR was expiring soon unless I landed. Instead of sitting at...