im guessing its for your bio - if so yes the tier 2 scheduled mine over the phone.
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raphael1899
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It is for my bio, yes. And that's good to know. Thank you!
Thanks!Congratulations! So happy for you! I'm in Boston too btw
I think the same person will do your interview.
Hi congrats. It's great news. As a PhD student, I assume you are either a TA or RA. Did you also show any sponsor?
raphael1899
Active Member
Yes, I think it's possible.
That's great.
Hi Mom,
Need your expertise again. Our lawyer never used early AOS filing, and does not know.
Despite our hopes, we didn’t get current in April. Our E2 visa status ends on April 28. By that time May bulletin will get published. If we are current and apply for AOS before April 28, will we be ok or government says that we have no status to adjust, because we have no E2 status in May, despite the possibility of advance filing in April, when we have status.
Did you hear of similar situations ?
As always, your help is greatly appreciated.
Need your expertise again. Our lawyer never used early AOS filing, and does not know.
Despite our hopes, we didn’t get current in April. Our E2 visa status ends on April 28. By that time May bulletin will get published. If we are current and apply for AOS before April 28, will we be ok or government says that we have no status to adjust, because we have no E2 status in May, despite the possibility of advance filing in April, when we have status.
Did you hear of similar situations ?
As always, your help is greatly appreciated.
Sm1smom
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Worker2020
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Hello friends,
I have two questions.
1) who could recommend a good translation firm which would do accurate documents translation for USCIS?
2)In Form I-485, did you provide tax return transcripts for the last 3 years? I know that I-944 needs only current year. But instructions of I 485 says 3 years, or I am not following something?
I have two questions.
1) who could recommend a good translation firm which would do accurate documents translation for USCIS?
2)In Form I-485, did you provide tax return transcripts for the last 3 years? I know that I-944 needs only current year. But instructions of I 485 says 3 years, or I am not following something?
jewelmerit1995
Member
Hey congratulations! super happy for you!
I have a question though if you don't mind. Ur the second F-1 visa applicant I see who has submitted an RA account. I'm an F-1 student too but still in school, what's this RA about? I appreciate the help
)Thanks!Hey congratulations! super happy for you!
I have a question though if you don't mind. Ur the second F-1 visa applicant I see who has submitted an RA account. I'm an F-1 student too but still in school, what's this RA about? I appreciate the help
I have a contract with my PI, as a research assistant (RA) that I'm being paid for.
I attached this contract with other supporting documents with my package.
ollie-o
New Member
Hey congratulations! super happy for you!
I have a question though if you don't mind. Ur the second F-1 visa applicant I see who has submitted an RA account. I'm an F-1 student too but still in school, what's this RA about? I appreciate the help
I believe RA is short for "Resident Assistant", which is a type of job. You can find more information by searching "Resident Assistant" on Google
ollie-o
New Member
At the top of the sheet it says "THIS FILE IS IN A READ ONLY MODE IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE INFORMATION IT CONTAINS.
SEND AN ACCESS REQUEST (ONE TIME ONLY) IN ORDER TO ADD/UPDATE/EDIT YOUR TIMELINE"
Nope, it means research assistant. And TA is teaching assistant. In the USA, in general phd students are either RA or TA. It is a job for phd students, but not well paid.I believe RA is short for "Resident Assistant", which is a type of job. You can find more information by searching "Resident Assistant" on Google
I was wondering if it affects the application. That's good that no need for looking a sponsorship.
raphael1899
Active Member
What's the region? And if you are asking because you are worried about how long it's going to take, I have heard/read about selectees who filed in August and got their GC before September 30. However, this is a very unpredictable year, so there's no way to tell for sure what's going to happen.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
FYI There are indeed also “RAs” who are resident assistants/resident advisors in college dorms, usually undergraduate, but this is more for free accommodation rather than a salary and clearly is not what was meant by the use of RA/TAs in support of being able to show some income.Nope, it means research assistant. And TA is teaching assistant. In the USA, in general phd students are either RA or TA. It is a job for phd students, but not well paid.
Hello friends,
I have two questions.
1) who could recommend a good translation firm which would do accurate documents translation for USCIS?
2)In Form I-485, did you provide tax return transcripts for the last 3 years? I know that I-944 needs only current year. But instructions of I 485 says 3 years, or I am not following something?
1. I have used rushtranslate and had a good experience.
2. Yes, I did provide tax return transcripts for the last 3 years.