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they announced the extension of suspension two three weeks ago. no one knows at this point. i am monitoring it closely. i will let you guys know asap. before you decide premium processing, make sure the priority date is going to work for you. if you are EB3 and you just got your LC, there is no...

they just updated the visa bulletin for septmeber. only god knows what are they thinking when they do this. Other Worker category is Jan 2007 while EB3 is Aug 2002. shame on them. see the attachment for yourselves.:mad: :mad: :mad: :confused: :mad: :mad: :mad:

find out what is the marriage laws in the state your husband is going to work. most states' marriage regulations are easier than Canadian laws (i got married in Texas in a matter of 3 days). you can marry here in US and then go back with the marriage certificate and a copy of his I-94, passport...

i think the best is to appeal and while you are waiting for the it, redo a LC. this may sound bad but if the case is not strong, you will have no choice. ask your lawyer if you can renew your EAD after you have appealed. i believe you may do so after receiving a receipt notice for the appeal...

as i said get them both. if you are looking for US evaluation service look at the members' list in the following website. http://www.naces.org/

your wife and child need the TD visa. remember that as canadians we are only allowed to visit US as a tourist and nothing more.

technically, your status in US is pending since you have a I-485 on file. H1's dual intent is good for the travel out of US as long as it is valid. but since you have applied for a AP, you dont need to extend your H1. you can use that fee for your I-140 premium processing which is suspended...

the border officer told the gentleman with a Chinese degree that since the TN is for Canadians he needs to know if his Chinese degree is equivalent to a Canadian Degree.

here is a link that helps you guys to figure out approximately how long it takes to get your visas in Consular posts around the world. http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wait/tempvisitors_wait.php

what about System Engineer? you may have a problem for the System Analyst title (believe me when i say it, it would all depends on the officer and his/her mood) you would be better off if you stuck to Engineering titles. also, i have to tell you this. i met a guy who graduated from China and...

the white house announcement is on the following website http://www.whitehouse.gov/infocus/immigration/ it would take a few month to finalize the changes. hopefully you will have it by next year same time.

your status will be changed to L1. L1 is a lot better visa than H4 anyway. yes you can change it to H4 but if you held a L1 and changed your spouse's visa to L2 she would be able to work. one of the advantages of L visa is that spouses are allowed to work. you need to talk to your lawyer...

here is useful link for the visa processing times for different consular posts around the world. this is a DOS website so it is fairly reliable. but remember not everyone will be processed in the same time frame they have indicated...

unfortunately there are not many options on the table. i can only speak for myself and i think it is better for me and my family to go back and wait for the consular processing instead of AOS. 5 years wait just to apply for the residency and EAD? i get the feeling that immigration retaliated...

the priority date is when you filed the initial labor cert either perm or the other one. so visa bulletin has nothing to do with the old or new LC. i would ask my lawyer to follow up on the LC though. the deadline to end the old application is within next 3 month (if i remember it correctly)

and that is the reasonabale regular time frame to get this. sadly, there are a lot more people who wait than usual than the ones who get it in short time frame

the PD will have no effect on how fast they process the application unless the reviewing agent feels sorry (i doubt that would happen) either way, i wish you good luck and please let us know how it goes

A number (Alien Registration Number) is a Unique number assigned to immigrant visa applicant. it is basically their file number. sometimes they make a mistake and they assign 2 different numbers which needs to be brought to USCIS's attention because it can cause confusion on their end. anyway, A...

i have seen this before. that means your appeal was successful and hopefully they wont find another problem to challenge your petition. if i were you i would do a premium processing once it is available.

i can already see that waiting 6 years have changed you. the point of this Thread was to inform people that the line is getting longer and longer and some people may have to think about alternative solutions just in case during the long waiting period something may go wrong.