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My 6-year H-1 clock expires Feb 9, 2008. (1) I am scheduled to get my H-1 stamped in India on February 15, 2007. Given that the stamping date will be slightly under a year of the H-1 expiry, is there any issue? (2) I have an offer from company B. Should I delay accepting B until after my...

I got my GC 15 months ago. What is everybody here doing with old immigration documents i.e.. for each of the old employers that we worked, we have H-1 petitions, documents that are submitted along with the H-1 petition, H-1 approvals (I-797's) etc.. I have some dating back to 1997 and 1998. I am...

atllab, Your mortgage agents are giving you a bunch of baloney. I bought my house back in 2002 when I had just filed for my labor. They mortgage banker did not even bring that discussion up, I had to explain to him that he "needs" my I-94 for his records to show that I am legally staying here...

You must return both I-94's when you exit the country. Remember, I-94 is a departure record.

GC_Hopefull, Of the two questions you have, I will comment on the first one only regarding USCIS's rejection. You joined B in Nov 2002, am assuming that you joined B immediately after they mailed your H-1 application to USCIS. You did not receive your H-1 approval for B at all. Now you...

Peterr, Please see my signature, nothing to worry. And again, I dont know the reason for the second RFE since the first time they already received the Empl Letter that they asked for. So either the attorney's did not send in the Empl Letter as asked in the 1st RFE or USCIS misplaced it the...

Am afraid MD_Rockville is incorrect.. Here is my take Raj_send and broadly echoed by the others including the unfortunate denial that we have seen kamvp go through. In your case, you were working for Company A, had all of Company A's legal immigration documents and then switched to...

Your friend's case is the exact same as the following thread: http://immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=160742

Tuxedo, The period of concern is between March 2001 and May 2002. In this period, he has a valid I-94 between March 2001 and July 2001 only and even that could be challenged by USCIS since the I-94 pointed to Company A while he was working for Company B. As for the period between July 2001...

Tuxedo, Date 1: Laid off from Company A Date 2: Left for India Date 3: Recieved H1-B Approval document for Company B while in India Date 4: Entered US on Company A's Visa stamp + Company A's I-797, POE gives I-94 pointing to Company A's I-797 Date 5: Travels to India again Date 6...

And that completes a long journey... Friends, This forum has indeed been a solace in those anxious times of receiving RFE's, excruciating wait watching those LUD's change with no change in message, knowing what to do next and what to avoid ....and the list can go on... am sure they are others...

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You're right and just as information to other members. As for me, when I went in with the e-mail approval, the guy did not want to look up by my A#, he simply refused. So Boston without the mailed-approval-letter is a definite No!

MD_Rockville, So does that mean the retrogression does not have an effect on already filed cases? Am certainly happy to hear that and I thought you guys would all be ecstatic?

Updated my stamping center and LUD's

I dont think I agree with that. Your most solid proof of Green Card untill you receive the physical card in the mail is your I-551 stamp in the passport.

I am approved All, Have hope, your approval should be around the corner if the EB3 retrogression does not affect you.

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The way I look at it guys is that, if for any reason, at the POE my wife and daughter were to meet with an IIO like the one at the JFK Building, Boston, it would have been one agonizing experience. Imagine traveling from India with the young one for ~24 hours and then be detained at the POE for...