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almost correct! Remember the 9th Circuit Court decisions are only binding within the jurisdiction of the 9th Circuit. Each INS District Office will function within the rulings of the US Federal Circuit Court which has jurisdiction of its district. The other districts have much differing...

depends you have two issues here: 1) false testimony to obtain your H1B and 2) the DUI conviction. Concerning the False Testimony: A) it depends upon where you live: 9th Circuit Court Decisions are ONLY binding in the 9th District. Other District Courts have taken other positions. B)...

INS web site: www.ins.usdoj.gov You will need to contact your local district office to find out their present scheduled naturalization ceremonies. Contact information is available on the INS website.

probably not A quick review of the State Department's website: <www.travel.state.gov> indicates nothing pertaining to your question. the information may be available from their customer service numbers: 1-900-225-5674 ($ .35 a minute for automated information, $1.05 for operator assisted...

probably not??? :confused: Not sure what you are asking? if you are looking for lower tax rate as a GC holder, all tax rates are based upon income and dependents. Citizens, permanent residents, nonimmigrant workers and illegal residents all pay taxes at the same rates.

Frank Zhu, check with local unemployment office Frank Zhu: last time I collected unemployment benefits, I was required to maintain my residence/physical presence in the local area, demonstrating I was putting in applications for work. If I left the area, I was expected to transfer the...

Neha Reddy: You are kidding, right? Neha Reddy: Let me get this straight: You no longer work for company A, you work for Company B, You wish advice/recommendations from this forum concerning a possibility of providing false testimony to US Embassy to acquire your Green Card from Consular...

reference Misty: out of status! Misty: your friend, as F1 on practical training, drops out of status the instant the employer lays her off. If they re-hire her prior to the expiration of her extension for practical training, INS might look the other way AS LONG AS SHE DOES NOT WORK BEYOND...

probably Assuming the I-485 is based upon I-140: If you are no longer working for the employer who filed I-140, you are "technically" out of status. The EAD is based upon the approvable I-485: if employer-employee relationship is no longer planned or has been terminated by either side, INS...

permanent residence in Consular Processing is date of admission Minor correction/amplification: Two manners of becoming permanent resident: stateside Adjustment of Status as mentioned in my previous post. INS can place a temporary stamp in the passport indicating when permanent residence...

serious problems here She needs a good criminal attorney! As well as a good Immigration Attorney! Something sounds very fishy! "Religious reasons" to regain original identity do not generally support the use of Bankruptcy Court to discharge debts resulting from Credit Card Fraud and Bank...

at present, nothing is available. Unfortunately, there are no provisions for you/he to become a green card holder. In the Post 9/11 US, such a person will find it increasingly difficult to become a green card holder. If you/he choose to remain in the US illegally, you/he should acquire a...

visa appears to be available As of the July 2002 visa bulletin, the 2B visas are not available unless priority date is on or before 1Nov93. Your priority date of July 8, 1993 would classify. As long as you are in valid immigration status and have no other immigration problems, you may submit...

depends. As a permanent resident, you may marry and file I-130. visa will become available in approximately 5 to 8 years (depends on her home country: see visa bulletin at www.travel.state.gov.). three years after I-130 filing the V visa may become available, otherwise, she must wait outside...

cannot tell from your posting The I-130's were denied because of "not with 12 weeks" of what??? What does this mean? were the I-130 denied or were the I-485 denied??? Did you fail to provide adequate documentation with your original filing? then receive a Request for Evidence and fail to...

any company may file I-140 for you any company may file I-140 for you if they wish to spend the $$.

for Kirit patel: yes one I-864 for each parent you must file separate affidavits of support for each of your parents.

NO Your new employer gets to start over from scratch. you get a new priority date.

Bombay NVC no longer has the file.

Most likely Your friend should contact the nearest US Embassy for a US passport. They can help him get an original birth certificate. Unless his parents were official diplomats of a foreign country while they were here, he will be a US citizen.