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You understand the proposed bill incorrectly. The law in question would actually speed up processing of people already in line.

My advice would be to change your plans, not your interview. Although some people have had luck rescheduling interviews, some others have had their AOS denied because they didn't show up to the interview that they rescheduled. Not worth the risk IMHO. Yes, that would be an incredibly stupid...

The only way to be able to legally remain in the USA is to have a filed I-485. You can't file I-485 until your I-130 is approved and your priority date is current. Currently the F2A category priority dates is about 5 years ago, so if you apply for I-130 now, you're most likely a facing an at...

They can apply for I-130, but the only way for her to remain legally in the country is to maintain her P3 visa status. She will get no benefits or visa until the I-130 is approved and her priority date is current, which can take years. Tell your friend if he's at all close to being able to...

No AP won't slow down your AOS. I guess getting AP as a back up for H-1B is an OK idea, I don't think you'll have any issue getting an H-1B stamp. If you do go to India and get your H-1B stamp, make sure you use the H-1B stamp and not the AP to re-enter the USA.

Why not just get the H-1B stamp when you are back in India? Then return on the H-1B and file for AOS. You're much better off legally being here on an H-1B than being paroled into the USA.

Correct, you are free to leave the USA at any time. However I assume you want to return to the USA as well, which you will need your Green Card for. Most likely if you already have the Welcome Letter, it will show up well before July.

This kind of insulting comment is really quite unnecessary. You disagree, OK! Make your point without resorting to cheap shots which reduce the impact of your argument.

To get a non-immigrant visa you have to prove that you do not intend to remain in the USA, and have strong ties to your home country. If your husband lives in the USA and is applying for a Green Card for you, you're going to have a tough time proving that!

AP is not needed if you have a valid H-1B.

Congratulations! :D

Its never too soon for an Infopass, but most likely you'll just be told that they're still waiting for FBI namecheck to clear. For some people it takes years.

As she is married to a LPR holder in the USA and has a pending I-130, its doubtful that a F-1 would be approved.

It can't hurt to do so I would say.

Congratulations! :D

I love how the amnesty is being blamed on "liberals" when the biggest proponent of it is one George W. Bush and many of his cronies. Hell, a certain Miami Republican Senator (Mel Martinez) was pushing for a bill in which any illegal alien who had been in the USA for 5 years would automatically...

Yes it is normal! The Chicago Lockbox is just a mail room. After they cash your checks and sort your forms, they get sent to the National Benefits Center in Lee's Summit, MO.

Russland? You mean Russia? The Western parts of Russia are generally considered to be Europe, not Asia. Either way, a flight from London to Moscow takes about 4 hours, not "1-3 hours".

Parents of US citizens are currently considered immediate relatives, so it wouldn't affect them if F1-4 were abolished anyway, only if they decided to re-evaluate what an "immediate relative" is.

What???? Tell me what Asian Country you can fly to the UK from in 1-3 hours?