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Please confirm with someone so that the difference in educational requirements and actual degree does not cause any issues when you apply for your I-140. Good luck.

I wish my I-140 were approved :). It's been 180 days since already, this would have been perfect. Hope it dosn't retrogress again.

You can take a chance if it's not a lot of trouble Please read this thread. Good luck, Jawad

I would recommend that you post this question under the I-140 main forum. I do not think alot of people visit the Texas I-140 section which is probably why no one has responded so far. Good luck.

I had requested a rescheduling of our fingerprinting appointments to any date after January 01, 2008 (after I had returned from my visit abroad). However the fingerprinting notices were returned with a note saying they could reschedule upto only 3 weeks into the future, and suggested that we...

You should have no issues. Discussed in this thread as well. Good luck, Jawad

Walaikumaslam and thanks. I had gotten my H1-B visa stamped from Mexico prior to leaving for this trip. That was a whole episode in itself which I have documented here (also linked to my signature below). I'd heard of visa stamping delays from Islamabad so I decided to have it done from Mexico...

Just returned on a Hi-B visa Aslamualaikum. I left for Hajj (via Pakistan) on November 24, 2007 and returned on Dec 30, 2007. On my way out (flying from Dallas to London Heathrow), I had my Special Registration done at Dallas (DFW) airport. It took about 20 minutes, I just had to wait in a room...

HondaRider, Congratulations on the green cards. And thanks for a great ending post. I appreciate the fact that you came back to thank everyone for all the information they shared. Good luck again in all your future endevours. Hopefully someday, we all too will walk out of this tunnel :)...

You should get it soon. We submitted our I-485 applications on August 13, and just received our fingerprint notices yesterday. Good luck, Jawad

Advance walk-in not accepted in Dallas Just a FYI: I received our Biometrics notice yesterday evening for Dec 05. However since I will be flying out of the country next week, and do not return until the new year, we decided to try a walk-in today. I had read a few folks having successfully done...

Advance walk-in not accepted in Dallas Just as a FYI, I'll post this in the I-485/Fingerprinting thread also. I received our Biometrics notice yesterday evening for Dec 05. However since I will be flying out of the country next week, and do not return until the new year, we decided to try a...

You should not have any issues ;) if you do go down to any of the Mexican consulates for your H1-B visa stamping. Just make sure you have all necessary documentation with you. Read up on some postings from other folks who have gone down. You can read my experience from my signature link, but do...

The H1-B document you have (valid until 2/2009) authorizes you to work in the US legally and shows your status. The H1-B visa that you recieve in the passport (based on this document) allows you to enter the US when coming from abroad. But Why go through the hassle of getting a visa stamped...

If I am not wrong, you can re-enter the US using your AP, and still maintain your H1-B status. There's been a few threads discussing this. That way you have no need to goto the US consulate to get a new passport stamped visa. Good luck.

Nice one :)

Amazing! Hopefully your turn will come soon. Jawad

I would recommend that you do mention your earlier visit, though I am not sure if they would have records going back 20 years. If you do get asked about it, show the visa copy. I doubt they will ask for your earlier passport but incase they do, mention you were unable to find the passport since...

Closure - finally! Received my stamped passport today. Sent it by Fedex with a pre-paid Fedex envelope for return shipping as instructed. Got it back within a week. I checked the visa details and everything looks good. I'm just so glad I did not have to go back to Matamoros in person to have it...

MRK, you have nothing to be concerned about. They will probably issue you a visa valid for the duration of your I-797, i.e. until July 2010. When your current passport expires in Sept 2009, apply for a new passport (hopefully before it's expiration). Your current passport will be marked...