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hope it comes true! GKing- I hope your predictions regarding I-485 comes true, we all will be smiling if the processing times comes down to less than a year. My RD is 08/01 and ND 09/01 with NO FP yet, so it will certainly make me happy. I think something will happen because the backlog...

Two questions: 1. If my self-petitioned and self-prepared I140 is approved, can I file AC-140 for consular processing? I ask this because I know AC is "Attorney Certfied" and if I do not have an attorney, what are my options. 2. I grew up and went to school in Calcutta. Which...

okay to do CP & AOS on two separate cases? Mainer- I assume it is okay to do what you are doing. Otherwise, you probably wouldn\'t be jeopardizing your chances. Do you have a lawyer who suggested this strategy or is it your own game plan? I hope we get some more input/feedback for...

Both spouse and myself have approved I140 on separate petitions. What are our options? Does INS allow filing of two separate I-485 (AOS) applications such that in one application I am primary and spouse is derivative, and in the second my spouse is primary and I have derivative status...

FYI, this petition filed by my employer was approved very quickly by TSC standards! It took only about 3 months whereas average EB1 approval at TSC is taking 9-12 months. I filed an EB1-EA petition myself and the ND is 09/15/2001 (about 3 months before my employer\'s EB1-OR petition) and...

FYI, this petition filed by my employer was approved very quickly by TSC standards! It took only about 3 months whereas average EB1 approval at TSC is taking 9-12 months. I filed an EB1-EA petition myself and the ND is 09/15/2001 (about 3 months before my employer\'s EB1-OR petition) and...

No Title As suggested by dolins you can go through Victor Garcia. I personally know quite a few people who have used Victor\'s service and have not heard any negative comments. He will however charge you a fee for his service. Alternatively you can do it yourself. If you rent a cab...

I am happy to share with you this good news. I have benefitted enormously from the various immigration related discussion boards on this web site. So, big thanks to Mr. Khanna for making all of this possible and to all you guys out there who are kind to offer their free advise and suggestions...

No need to include US citizen children in I140 petition  

your statement is misleading Your statement is misleading! You didn\'t petition yourself, your employer did so by signing the I140 form. Without their signature your petition would be rejected. So you cannot say you did EB1-OR by yourself, you should point out that you did the work of an...

qualifications 1) Ph.D. in Sciences from a Big Ten University. 2) 5+ publications in top journals in the field. 3) 10+ abstract/conference presentations. 4) 25+ citations of my papers by other workers in the field. 5) 3+ years of industry experience in the field. 6) 5 letters of...

FYI, this petition filed by my employer was approved very quickly by TSC standards! It took only about 3 months whereas average EB1 approval at TSC is taking 9-12 months. I filed an EB1-EA petition myself and the ND is 09/15/2001 (about 3 months before my employer\'s EB1-OR petition) and...

DO NOT GIVE UP Pranav, Do not get discouraged by some of the earlier postings scaring you or humiliating you. I am the beneficiary of a successful EB1-EA petition that was self-petitioned and approved recently by the TSC. I don\'t consider myself having "extraordinary ability&quot...

I140 in both EB1-OR & EB1-EA I applied EB1-EA in Sept, 2001 by myself and my employer petitioned for me in EB1-OR in Dec 2001. Both cases have been approved at TSC.

addressing yourself in self-petition In my self-petitioned EB1-EA petition, I addressed myself as Dr. [lastname] throughout the letter, just like a third person (an attorney) would have done. At the end of the letter, I signed my own name. If you had an attorney, he/she would sign his/her own...

I am preparing a self-petitioned I140 in the EB1-EA category and faced with the following questions: 1. When filling up Part 6 (Basic information about proposed employment), do I HAVE to list a future employer\'s address? I am currently employed happily but would like to keep the...

No Title You satisfy the following 3 minimum requirements for EB1-EA: (1) original research contributions (your Ph.D. work) (2) author of scholarly articles (publications/presentations) (3) judge of other\'s work (referee) So, you can certainly try it but be warned that meeting these...

No Title Lobster, I agree with qqq 100%. He is giving you the right advise. Besides, you have enough evidence to prove an EB1-EA case. With some luck you should not have any problems. I have personal knowledge of several cases that have met the same fate as qqq. The requirements for NIW...

No Title You have more than enough evidence for EB1-OR. So if you receive sponsorship from your employer it should be a cake-walk for you in that category. 3 years research experience can be met by 2 years of postdoc experience (fulltime 40 hrs/week) + part-time research work (20 hrs/week for...

No Title Thanks! TSC, EB2 (NIW), RD 12/28/00, ND 01/03/2001, AD 06/29/01