Why worry denial? Check this out

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Don't worry denial/(Intend to Deny).Check this out

I checked the 245(i), guess what? it says don't worry.
And even if you get denied now, you can use 245(i) to get it back. Check it out, and you will relieve a lot.

I guess 80% guys in this forum falls under the 245(i) Extension.
Check it out:
http://www.immigration.com/245i.html

especially the bottom part, it basically says:
245(i):
Did you illegally work in US before 4/31/01?
Yes, then you are eligible.

245(i) Extension:
Did you legally work in US before 4/31/01?
Yes, then you are eligible.
 
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Re: Don't worry denial/(Intend to Deny).Check this out

Originally posted by GCGCHUNTER
especially the bottom part, it basically says:
245(i):
Did you illegally work in US before 4/31/01?
Yes, then you are eligible.

245(i) Extension:
Did you legally work in US before 4/31/01?
Yes, then you are eligible.
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Don't forget that there's a significant part of 245i that you did not mention in your post. Your LC must have been filed before April 30th, 2001, and you must have been physically present in the US on December 22nd, 2000.

I think most people in the forum today meet the first requirement, because our LCs were filed in 4Q 2000 and before, however if you took a vacation to India or elsewhere over Christmas in 2000, you would not be eligible for 245i.

However, there is some good news. All of you should check to ensure that you qualify under 245k so that you can save the $1000 fine. The ajudicators are supposed to check for 245k eligibility before spitting out the Intent to Deny notice, but (gasp) the INS can make a mistake or overlook something from time to time. :)

Also, don't forget that I-485s can be denied for lack of employment at ajudication, and potentially too low a salary.
 
Re: Re: Don't worry denial/(Intend to Deny).Check this out

Originally posted by TheRealCanadian


Don't forget that there's a significant part of 245i that you did not mention in your post. Your LC must have been filed before April 30th, 2001, and you must have been physically present in the US on December 22nd, 2000.

I think most people in the forum today meet the first requirement, because our LCs were filed in 4Q 2000 and before, however if you took a vacation to India or elsewhere over Christmas in 2000, you would not be eligible for 245i.

However, there is some good news. All of you should check to ensure that you qualify under 245k so that you can save the $1000 fine. The ajudicators are supposed to check for 245k eligibility before spitting out the Intent to Deny notice, but (gasp) the INS can make a mistake or overlook something from time to time. :)

Also, don't forget that I-485s can be denied for lack of employment at ajudication, and potentially too low a salary.
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Do you mean that 245(k) still requires employment and salary etc?
Then how about finding a new job if get fired. In that case you have 180 days to find a job while out of status.
 
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