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I thought kids were part of the family :confused: Anyway to answer your question, you can. I did and no problems whatsoever. Good luck.

Vijayrc (brithar) Your list is quite exhaustive, you are brilliant. ;) So where are you in the process of getting your OCI? Curious to know. Balamani(Bala)

How do you sign the oath letter (not the Naturalization Certificate) cursive or regular (like you sign your cheque)?:eek:

I'm not asking about the naturalization certificate. The signature at the bottom of the oath letter. TIA.

Gurus how should I sign on the oath letter. Actual signature? or the cursive signature? :eek: TIA.

Quick status update. Got my OL today. :D Oath on May 22 @ 3.30PM @Campbell PD:06/29/2007 ID:03/18/2008 OL:04/25/2008 Oath:05/22/2008

Cool down. You got give it a little time. It's been 5 days since they sent your approval letter by mail. So give it a little more time. You should be receiving it soon. As for travelling with I551 stamping, you are just fine. Don't worry. Okay about the physical card, it's sent to you by...

Where the hell have you been? Thought you left the forum for good. :p Can you???? :D

Check your status tomorrow morning and don't be surprised. I went through the very same thing you are experiencing. The wording was little different. But the when I checked the status the next day morning, it said "This case has been approved.....blah blah....". The same thing could happen to...

Briiiirather, First congrats on your approval. I don't know how I missed yours. But what's the point in replying your AP RFE when your GC has already been approved. May be send them a reminder, that they have already approved your GC and there's no need for AP Morons :mad:

1. After getting GC if employer fires you within one month will it be a problem for citizenship? No, maintain clear documentation just in case. 2. After getting Green card is it good to change the address before getting plastic card? Will the address change may have any problems...

The best course of action would be to use your EAD and work for Company B. After all your staus is legal and you are in "Adjustment of Status". At any cost keep your I-485 with company A alive. After you cross 180 days you could use AC-21 and get your green card. Hope this helps. Balamani...

But why do you need your lawyer to apply this for you. All you need is a copy of your I-485 receipt, $110, download the appl. and apply yourself.

Should not be a problem. You should use your AP to reenter. Hope this helps. Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer, pl. consult one.:)

Based on a liberal interpretation (as BCIS haven't issued their ruling on this) of AC21 you should get your GC. Should pose no problem as your petition has been peding for more than 180 days. Also have seen serveral people in this forum who were in a similar stage get their GC. All you need...

Your company has no say on your I-485. All they can do is to withdraw the underlying I-140. But if BCIS takes more than 180 days to process your company's request to withdraw I-140, then you are prob. safe. All you can do at this point is to get a copy of your approved I-140 and LC, watch with...

If a get a job in next couple of days can I join a new job as a full time employee and still maintain status with old employer. My old employer does not have a problem with 2 employments at same time. Yes you can. Do I need to file AC-21 since i will be still on old companys payroll ...

Some people are asking me to join their company instead of going through my sponsoring company.Can I take advantage of 180 days' rule and switch employer ? AC-21 allows you to switch employers if your I-485 has been pending decision for more than 180 days. But the only catch is INS has not...

Questions: 1) Are we still in status? Yes both of your are in status, don't have to worry about this. Both of you are in AOS (Adjustment of Status). 2) Is there a time limitation within which I have to get a new similar job with similar salary? Would location of the new job matter...

1. Do you have to fill-out any forms for the PP stamping at the INS? You do fill out a form. You will also be finger printed, the one that goes on your card. I think the form is I89. It's all taken care at the counter when you go for stamping. 2. Do you have to order the plastic cards...