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No Title Simply put - No. Since the job against which your GC was applied for does not exists any longer. Unless you can get in writing from your company that this layoff is temporary and you will be hired back once your GC is completed. Other option is to start fresh with your new company...

No Title As I understand, it not wrong for an H1 visa holder to do business. What is wrong is H1 visa holder generating revenue for himself from that business. So, your friends associate\'s simply complaining to INS does not hold ground, unless he has documented proof that your friend had...

No Title When you entered US in 2001 as a Green Card holder, you became a US resident. However you will be governed by the US-Canada treaty and will not have to pay double taxes. Go through that treaty document http://www.fin.gc.ca/news97/data/treaty_usa_e.pdf This document is pretty...

No Title There are three things that you need to consider for your Green Card. First, you need to enter the country within 6 months of your Immigration Visa (assuming you got GC via CP) issue and when you enter the country, you should be employed by the sponsorer. Second, you need to be...

No Title Yeah you\'re right!! Getting in touch with an IIO is one heck of a job - first you can call within specific period of time. Then most of time you\'ll get a busy tone or hear some music. I would prefer keeping a copy of completed AR-11 for the records and sending it by mail. As it is...

Hi, I am in the process of moving to a new address. Which form needs to be filled out to give a change in address - is it available online (like on immihelp.com). Finally, do I need to inform Social Security office too..... Thanks. Puneet

No Title What JoeF is talking about applies to when the parents enters US for first time after getting their Immigration Visa. This is for Consular Processing. When you enter US, at the POE you can add the name of a new born while submitting the Visa Documents for GC. I do not believe it...

No Title Samind - Please be careful on what you say. The Law states that the dependent cannot enter first. The Primary has to enter first or along with the dependent. The Green Card will not be issued to the dependent if it has not been issued to the primary. Also, the Immigration Visa is...

You are fine - dont worry.  

No Title You will not be allowed to enter the country. Read the main page of this site and it gives you link to INS FAQ on this specific issue.

No Title Yes you can.

No Title Check your new H1 extension. New I94 with new validity dates should be there at the bottom of the I797. That I94 supercedes the old I94. Detach it and keep it with the old one - only to be handed over when you leave the country next. Thanks.