If we file I-485 months before the expiration of I-94 card on H1 status, is that OK? Please suggest. I heard BCIS deported people with such cases during the special regiatration program at the beggining of this year. Are they still looking doing that? Please suggest.
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I-94 & I-485
- Thread starter gcard2002
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vijmas
I thought H1 and I-94 dates match. When you filed H1 extension, you should have I-94 extended too. Most of the people confuse that I-94 means only the card given at the airport. When your H1 extension is approved, you can see your I-94 on the approval notice bottom right portion. That would be your new I-94, not the expired card given at port of entry.
I thought H1 and I-94 dates match. When you filed H1 extension, you should have I-94 extended too. Most of the people confuse that I-94 means only the card given at the airport. When your H1 extension is approved, you can see your I-94 on the approval notice bottom right portion. That would be your new I-94, not the expired card given at port of entry.
If you don't include I-94, you may get RFE asking to prove lawful status/entry since H1 time. I had similar RFE for time-gap between I-94s and somehow, they did not consider my I-94 attached with H1 (H1 to a new company). But, as every one knows, can't predict BCIS.