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gc_mania: You could probably work towards your career advancement, I completed my MBA (Evening classes) while in AOS.

xyzstud, Firstly, I think it is VERY important to understand that the lawyer needs to be a good one , one who believed in you and your case, try contacting Rajiv Khanna's office and see. I was lucky to find a very good lawyer here in Fremont, CA (at peerally law). Most good lawyers charge a...

Fellows, I forgot to mention a few take aways from my story: 1) Unless you are a 100% sure that the the attorney handling your I-485 speaks for you , FIRE him(or her). this is ESPECIALLY TRUE for people who quit their sponsoring employers, through AC21 Portability rule. You are bettwr off...

Thank you, Correct, Ideally I think one should not use your former employer's lawyer anymore. I should have filed a G-28 with my name (thus discharging the employer's lawyer).

As a rule of thumb , if your I-140 is approved, and it has been 6 months after you have filed for I-485 you are free to change jobs. Just ensure that you have an EAD, make it a point to renew it yearly and apply for renewal at least 3-4 months in advance. Yes , try to ensure that you work in...

Hi friends, I have not been on this forum lately. But I am back, this time with good news. My story started in 2003 , when I applied for I-485 through employment (I was on a H1-B). My receipt date for that I-485 is September, 2003. I was in a not so good job, my employer had me travel on a...

Hi friends, I have not been on this forum lately. But I am back, this time with good news. My story started in 2003 , when I applied for I-485 through employment (I was on a H1-B). My receipt date for that I-485 is September, 2003. I was in a not so good job, my employer had me travel on a...

I faxed it even before you heard about it. Don't misuse this media Please do not use bold and huge fonts as it is considered inappropriate. I apologize for the harsh language

Dude don't bull s@$t us, most of us are educated enough to understand what is important and what is not. Be polite or else go to hell.

Dude , I only hope it was not your true SSN ! Rest sounds about right to me

Usually they try to get all the information throug one RFE, at least for I-485 processing.

Hi, My previous employer withdrew the i-140 , after I took off with AC21, The dumb USCIS send a notice for Denial based on i-140 withdrawal. Unfortunately, I had retained my previous company's lawyer, and I had sent him my new Employement letter 6 months before the notice for denial of i-485...

It is around 2 Months. I had filed for MTR on 485 because previous employer withdrew 140. Filed in Jab 2004, reopened successfully in March 2005

My LUD states "LIN XX XX XXXXX This application is pending at this time. You will be notified as soon as a decision has been made." What a joke !! To get to a cust support , you should first hear the recorded response for your LIN# and then select options to speak I think it was 1-2-6

AS I replied through my other alias (naggi), I-485 Filed Date , 08/28/2003. RFE: Replied April, 2005 Put an enquiry on the 10th of August, 2005 , was told that they are "actively" reviewing my case and that they will get back ASAP, Called them again today (after 62 days), customer support...

I hope we should start seeing some progress from tomorrow....now that they have enjoyed their long weekend, :D I am calling tomorrow to verify the status of my RFE (which I repied 5 months ago....)

BTW, you can get a GC , if you have a five hundred thousand dollars and you are willing to open a business in the US that will employ Americans. But it does not come cheap...:) Source: http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/investment.htm

Dude, We should not draw our own conclusions about any immigration law. Even if we think , we know what it could (or could not) mean. You need to be clear clear that you are "speculating" an interpretation of the law/memo. Here's an article from a reputed lawyer based in the the SF Bay area...

Dude, There is a big "IF" between the subject and the predicate ...will not be lost "IF" the employer withdraws or revokes the I-140 petition after 180 days ... It is clear and simple that if I-140 is considered valid because of AC21 , then the priority date will also be considered...

Guys Please READ: http://www.greencardapply.com/news/news05/news05_0722.htm "Even if the employer withdraws or revokes the I-140 petition, his/her priority date will not be lost if the employer withdraws or revokes the I-140 petition after 180 days of filing of EB-485 application under AC 21 Act."