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No Title If S.2045 passes there is possibility of rapid P.D forward movement within one year. This needs a Long Answer : Click on : http://www.immigrationportal.com/WebX?14@@.ee9f093/1 But due to large volume , depending on the final shape of the Bill , I-485 will take it\'s own time...

No Title Sec 4 of this Bill , Gradually transfers Unused Visas at the end of each quarter to Over-subscribed countries. That will roll forward P.Ds for Indians and Chinese by a huge amount. Even if 30% of 140,000 Visas are unused in a year, that will Multiply the number of Visas available to...

No Title EB-3 Indians face a greater problem than EB-2 Indians and all of Chinese, due to their bigger share in the H1B pie. EB-3 P.D cut-off was SEP 1996 as of JUL 99, and it was current between Aug 1999, thru Mar 2000. During this time, whoever got I-140 approval would have filed the...

No Title Let\'s assume P.D is current now : The moment they try to process the AOS, they will request for Visa numbers, if you are lucky and your request goes along with fewer requests for P.Ds older than yours , due to slow and out of turn processing of 485s, you may get approval . I think...

No Title What is your Priority Date - you can find this on the copy of I-140 approval?? Looks like you are processing G.C with the new company , in which case I am guessing it is SEP 98 or later. Well by any chance if the P.D is before JAN 14, 1998, then you can pay $1000 fine and apply for...

No Title One has to look at all posted approvals for EB-3. As explained in July Visa Bulletin, the monthly demand for Visa, is sorted based on P.D. If you have seen recent approvals in EB-3 with P.Ds dating to let\'s say MAR, 1997 it is a indication that the cut-off date will move forward...

No Title According to my company lawyer, we (both u & I) cannot work. Can we stay?? Well catch-22 , INS in principle can catch and deport us. We r only allowed to file I-485 and apply for EAD once P.D becomes current, if we are not deported in the meanwhile. 245(i) does not specify a...

No Title Non-immigrant intent applies only if you are outside U.S?? Doesn\'t it?? If you are already in the U.S , INS should allow you to stay with F1 status right?? My take on this is You will have problems , only if you travel and you try to stamp a Visa at a consulate. Thus you may not...