ishmog
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What visa is your sister on - is she not an LPR?
My sister is on H-1B
What visa is your sister on - is she not an LPR?
Thank you for shedding some light on this Raphael.
Hello everyone,
I think Usps lost my docs. They emailed me this morning saying they don’t know where my package is. That I should fill a claim for missing mail.
Please can I resubmit my docs. At this point.? Or should wait a week more.?
Thank you
I don't think you have to worry. Your situation is totally normal for an international student.
Also, there are many people here who are super helpful and more knowledgeable and I'm sure they'll be able to give you the answers you need.
Hi mom!
For Form I-485,
1. Part 7 - Biographic Information - I am of Asian ethnicity and my hair and eye color is sometimes seen as black and sometimes brown. Really it's a dark brown in my opinion though there is no such option. Is this detrimental to my application if the person reviewing my application disagrees with my input here?
2. Part 8 - General Eligibility and Inadmissibility Grounds - Was hoping for some clarification on the extent of information they wanted on this part? I assume this part refers more to groups that are officially recognized with specific goals/agendas. e.g. I was a part of a business society back in university though was in no way/shape/form the face of it etc. Is that relevant to this or ok to skip this?
Thank you!
This is a judgment call you’ll have to make on your own at this point.
Thank you mom. Please will it affect me in anyway if I submit another application.? Thanks again.
I have a question related to the Public Charge Rule and how it affects college students on F-1 Visa. Basically, I have to prove that I will not become financially dependent on the government for subsistence. I don't have a family sponsor in the U.S to file the I-134 Affidavit of Support. I'm graduating in May 2021 and I'm trying to find a job/internship to avoid becoming a public charge when I file my case. But given the COVID situation, it's tough to find one, plus most companies don't hire international students.
So my question is what are some ways that DV lottery winners who are also college students (F-1) can avoid becoming a public charge in my case?
Hello everyone,
I hope you guys are well. I just received my 3 NOA's today and have some confusions I would love for you guys to clear for me:
1)In all the letters, it says "If this notice contains a priority date, this priority date does not reflect earlier retained priority dates". This didn't make sense to me for some reason, can anyone tell me what this means?
2)I was expecting to see on my NOA updates about my biometrics (of whether I'm going to take my biometrics or not). Is the fact that the biometrics exemption is not mentioned on my NOA means I'm gonna have to take it? Because I saw on google that the biometric exemption shows on the NOA.
3)I have set up the USCIS account, added my receipts, and got my NOA. Is there anything I have to do now or just wait for the Biometrics notice?
Thank you, everyone for the help, I really really appreciate it.
You certainly can’t have two applications based on the same petition running in the system at the same time. If both applications end up making their way to the Chicago Lockbox, you will have to withdraw one, if the withdrawal request is after the payment has already been cashed, that payment will not be refunded. Other than that, there’s no other negative impact (as long as one application gets withdrawn).
I have a question related to the Public Charge Rule and how it affects college students on F-1 Visa. Basically, I have to prove that I will not become financially dependent on the government for subsistence. I don't have a family sponsor in the U.S to file the I-134 Affidavit of Support. I'm graduating in May 2021 and I'm trying to find a job/internship to avoid becoming a public charge when I file my case. But given the COVID situation, it's tough to find one, plus most companies don't hire international students.
So my question is what are some ways that DV lottery winners who are also college students (F-1) can avoid becoming a public charge in my case?
Retained PDs are not relevant to your case.1)In all the letters, it says "If this notice contains a priority date, this priority date does not reflect earlier retained priority dates". This didn't make sense to me for some reason, can anyone tell me what this means?
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Have you taken a look at the Totality of the Circumstance worksheet and other highly valuable resources listed on the Public Charge tab of the AOS process spreadsheet? I suggest you start from there.
1. The NOA template is a generic one, some of the information it contains is not applicable to everyone. The above quoted section is not applicable to DV based AOS applications, ignore it.
2. What? Expecting to see Bio exemption listed on the NOA for the AOS package acceptance??? Where is this expectation coming from? On side note, is there any particular reason why you think the bio could be waived for your case? Have you gone through the bio process with USCIS for some other case in the past one year or so? Seems to me like you haven’t quite paid the right attention to the right source while you’re busy going all over Google looking for something that has already been simplified and made readily available to you.
3. My honest recommendation for you is to go through the AOS Process Spreadsheet (again) - review the AOS Process tab (all the columns and cells), also pay some attention to the NBC_Lockbox_FO tab.
Thank you Sussie ))Retained PDs are not relevant to your case.
Hi Mom,
Thank you for replying. From what I read on the Totality of the Circumstance worksheet, I seem to check all the positive factors in terms of health, education, insurance, not receiving any public benefits etc.
The only things that I'm unsure is financial stability in the sense that I'm not earning any income at the moment. Do you think they will be more lenient for this fiscal year since the pandemic has caused a lot of people to lose jobs?
Sorry to bother you again, I took your advice and I am going through CP route in the DS260. If I may ask just a couple follow up questions: does this constitute immigrant intent enough to not be allowed back in at the airport if I go see my family at some point during my studies?While I understand the desperation, my response is still the same though. Entering the US on a NIV with a preconceived intent of filing for AOS is considered a fraudulent use of the NIV.
Did you already submit your DS260 form with CP prior to coming to the US?
1. Initial permission. The AOS based EAD is completely different from your existing OPT authorization.
2. The AOS based EAD application is separate from your existing OPT, that information is not relevant. Don’t create unnecessary confusion for your case by providing irrelevant information.