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10-23 03:52 PM
Can you explain this process, I am sure it will help hundreds of Eb3 candidates with I140 approved. This will be a revolutionary plan. I also sent a IM to you . Appreciate your response.
If everybody will seek to this then it will be no more revolutionary and attractive. All will again stand in a EB2 Queue in place of EB3 Queue.
If everybody will seek to this then it will be no more revolutionary and attractive. All will again stand in a EB2 Queue in place of EB3 Queue.
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08-31 04:30 PM
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/30/AR2006083003161.html
After four months of relative quiet, immigration reform advocates are mobilizing a new round of protests in Washington and other cities to put pressure on a returning Congress and reinvigorate a Latino movement that awakened in massive demonstrations this spring.
The events will begin tomorrow in Chicago, where demonstrators plan to set out on a four-day march to the district offices of House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R) in Batavia, Ill., and will continue with one-day rallies throughout next week in Phoenix, Washington and Los Angeles.
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In April, immigrants and supporters thronged to the Mall to draw attention to their concerns, which include legalization of the unauthorized. (By Sarah L. Voisin -- The Washington Post)
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In the Washington region, activists are distributing leaflets, and Spanish-language radio is buzzing about a Sept. 7 rally that organizers hope will be the biggest yet. Organizers say their goal is 1 million protesters from up and down the East Coast for a rally on the Mall and a march to the White House.
"We want to make sure that Congress and this administration get a very clear message that the immigrant community is still paying attention to what's happening in the immigration debate and that we know that it's election time," said Jaime Contreras, chairman of the National Capital Immigration Coalition, the rally's organizer.
Local organizers said they are improving on spring rallies that were hastily planned amid a spontaneous groundswell of activism. To avoid a backlash against foreign flags, they are directing all protesters to carry U.S. flags. They are starting the rally at 4 p.m. so student demonstrators, who frustrated school administrators by walking out earlier this year, can participate. And organizers have nearly tripled their budget for portable toilets.
In media interviews and on fliers, they have simplified their focus to key demands: legalization for the unauthorized and an end to stepped-up arrests of illegal immigrants.
"We are learning," said Juan Carlos Ruiz, general coordinator of the regional coalition.
The return to street protest, a tactic that galvanized millions this spring, comes after public discord among activists over a May 1 work boycott and a summer when their focus turned to immigrant voter registration drives. At the same time, new immigration legislation grew even more elusive in Congress, which is deadlocked on the issue.
Some believe it could be risky. The spring protests roused supporters but also stirred fierce hostility, said Steven A. Camarota of the Center for Immigration Studies, which favors lower levels of immigration. That kind of intensity might make members of Congress, which is approaching midterm elections, even less likely to touch the immigration issue.
"They want to energize the community . . . to put the issue on the agenda and make it clear that look, it's not going away," Camarota said. "By doing all that, they may also hurt the prospect of the legislation passing."
The immigrant movement is still developing. Regional coalitions are trying to figure out how to work together nationally, and no clear leader has emerged. Locally, the National Capital Immigration Coalition -- a network of about 60 organizations that has existed for four years -- is just now defining the qualifications for formal membership.
As for immigrant voter registration, national figures are not yet compiled, said Germonique R. Jones of the Center for Community Change in the District, but anecdotal evidence points to success in some areas. She said Phoenix organizers, for example, are en route to meeting a summer goal of registering 20,000 voters.
Local results have been tepid. Northern Virginia immigrant organizations had no drives. Groups in the District registered 200 voters, said Kim Propeack, advocacy director for CASA of Maryland. In Maryland, Korean organizations registered 350, while CASA of Maryland registered 425 and quadrupled enrollment in its citizenship workshops, Propeack said.
But organizers say the movement has not lost steam. Immigrants, they said, are enthusiastic about the coming protests, believing the demonstrations empower them and weaken support for an enforcement-only House proposal.
"If that's what we accomplished with marches, then let's keep marching," said Jorge Mujica, a rally organizer in Chicago.
Other observers are uncertain. Carlos Aragon, general manager of Radio Fiesta (1480 AM), a Woodbridge station that has been broadcasting information about the Sept. 7 rally, said the event is a hot topic among listeners -- but they now sound more cautious.
"Nothing happened in regard to immigration in Congress," Aragon said. "People are just not sure if it will help."
This week's Chicago march will be followed by protests Sept. 4 in Phoenix and Sept. 9 in Los Angeles.
Unlike previous rallies that drew people from the Washington region, the Sept. 7 event will include participants from along the East Coast. Organizers said at least 100 busloads of marchers will roll in.
To encourage local turnout, organizers are intensifying the strategies they used in the spring. They are playing radio promotional spots each hour on some Spanish-language stations. Volunteers are distributing fliers at churches, soccer fields, Metro stations and construction sites.
With the responsibility of having a demonstration for out-of-towners upon them, local leaders are striving to plan a smoother -- and savvier -- event.
On a recent night, organizer Edgar Rivera led a planning meeting at the Alexandria offices of Tenants and Workers United. He listed all that will be different about this march: After rallying, demonstrators will proceed to the White House for the first time, he said.
Organizers will dispatch Spanish-speaking volunteers to Metro stations to direct demonstrators, Rivera told those gathered. And more high-profile speakers will be included -- maybe Jesse L. Jackson and a Catholic cardinal, he said -- but fewer politicians.
"It's the community that should be out there," Rivera said.
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After four months of relative quiet, immigration reform advocates are mobilizing a new round of protests in Washington and other cities to put pressure on a returning Congress and reinvigorate a Latino movement that awakened in massive demonstrations this spring.
The events will begin tomorrow in Chicago, where demonstrators plan to set out on a four-day march to the district offices of House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R) in Batavia, Ill., and will continue with one-day rallies throughout next week in Phoenix, Washington and Los Angeles.
Buy This Photo
In April, immigrants and supporters thronged to the Mall to draw attention to their concerns, which include legalization of the unauthorized. (By Sarah L. Voisin -- The Washington Post)
What Readers Are Saying
Your Comments On...
In the Washington region, activists are distributing leaflets, and Spanish-language radio is buzzing about a Sept. 7 rally that organizers hope will be the biggest yet. Organizers say their goal is 1 million protesters from up and down the East Coast for a rally on the Mall and a march to the White House.
"We want to make sure that Congress and this administration get a very clear message that the immigrant community is still paying attention to what's happening in the immigration debate and that we know that it's election time," said Jaime Contreras, chairman of the National Capital Immigration Coalition, the rally's organizer.
Local organizers said they are improving on spring rallies that were hastily planned amid a spontaneous groundswell of activism. To avoid a backlash against foreign flags, they are directing all protesters to carry U.S. flags. They are starting the rally at 4 p.m. so student demonstrators, who frustrated school administrators by walking out earlier this year, can participate. And organizers have nearly tripled their budget for portable toilets.
In media interviews and on fliers, they have simplified their focus to key demands: legalization for the unauthorized and an end to stepped-up arrests of illegal immigrants.
"We are learning," said Juan Carlos Ruiz, general coordinator of the regional coalition.
The return to street protest, a tactic that galvanized millions this spring, comes after public discord among activists over a May 1 work boycott and a summer when their focus turned to immigrant voter registration drives. At the same time, new immigration legislation grew even more elusive in Congress, which is deadlocked on the issue.
Some believe it could be risky. The spring protests roused supporters but also stirred fierce hostility, said Steven A. Camarota of the Center for Immigration Studies, which favors lower levels of immigration. That kind of intensity might make members of Congress, which is approaching midterm elections, even less likely to touch the immigration issue.
"They want to energize the community . . . to put the issue on the agenda and make it clear that look, it's not going away," Camarota said. "By doing all that, they may also hurt the prospect of the legislation passing."
The immigrant movement is still developing. Regional coalitions are trying to figure out how to work together nationally, and no clear leader has emerged. Locally, the National Capital Immigration Coalition -- a network of about 60 organizations that has existed for four years -- is just now defining the qualifications for formal membership.
As for immigrant voter registration, national figures are not yet compiled, said Germonique R. Jones of the Center for Community Change in the District, but anecdotal evidence points to success in some areas. She said Phoenix organizers, for example, are en route to meeting a summer goal of registering 20,000 voters.
Local results have been tepid. Northern Virginia immigrant organizations had no drives. Groups in the District registered 200 voters, said Kim Propeack, advocacy director for CASA of Maryland. In Maryland, Korean organizations registered 350, while CASA of Maryland registered 425 and quadrupled enrollment in its citizenship workshops, Propeack said.
But organizers say the movement has not lost steam. Immigrants, they said, are enthusiastic about the coming protests, believing the demonstrations empower them and weaken support for an enforcement-only House proposal.
"If that's what we accomplished with marches, then let's keep marching," said Jorge Mujica, a rally organizer in Chicago.
Other observers are uncertain. Carlos Aragon, general manager of Radio Fiesta (1480 AM), a Woodbridge station that has been broadcasting information about the Sept. 7 rally, said the event is a hot topic among listeners -- but they now sound more cautious.
"Nothing happened in regard to immigration in Congress," Aragon said. "People are just not sure if it will help."
This week's Chicago march will be followed by protests Sept. 4 in Phoenix and Sept. 9 in Los Angeles.
Unlike previous rallies that drew people from the Washington region, the Sept. 7 event will include participants from along the East Coast. Organizers said at least 100 busloads of marchers will roll in.
To encourage local turnout, organizers are intensifying the strategies they used in the spring. They are playing radio promotional spots each hour on some Spanish-language stations. Volunteers are distributing fliers at churches, soccer fields, Metro stations and construction sites.
With the responsibility of having a demonstration for out-of-towners upon them, local leaders are striving to plan a smoother -- and savvier -- event.
On a recent night, organizer Edgar Rivera led a planning meeting at the Alexandria offices of Tenants and Workers United. He listed all that will be different about this march: After rallying, demonstrators will proceed to the White House for the first time, he said.
Organizers will dispatch Spanish-speaking volunteers to Metro stations to direct demonstrators, Rivera told those gathered. And more high-profile speakers will be included -- maybe Jesse L. Jackson and a Catholic cardinal, he said -- but fewer politicians.
"It's the community that should be out there," Rivera said.
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jsb
09-05 08:57 AM
USCIS is supposed to give a weekly update on receipt status - every Friday at Close of Business. There is nothing yet for Aug 31. Past few updates were also late, some questionable on the status reported !!!
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raydon
09-04 12:36 AM
Losing one or two months on a 1yr vs 2 yr EAD is nothing compared to the fact that we are losing so many productive years of life to this retrogression towards the processing of green cards. It is surprising that we think losing a few months on an EAD is a bigger issue than losing so many years of our productive life in the quest of the green card. That's my take on the issue, you may have different thoughts on the issue. EAD is a stopgap measure, the GC is the real solution. Eliminating retrogression, making dates current for EB categories is what we need to focus on.
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nishant2200
10-23 01:35 PM
As if all other things are fair enough, this is one more headache. My wife is on H4, and her visa and I-94 expired on 9/30/08. But we already got extension of stay (3 year for my H1 and her H4) before that, the I-797 Notice of Action approval notice is also received. She got letter from DMV around August asking to send document to renew license. We sent the documents, but are still waiting. Technically, her visa has expired, I-94 will still say valid till only 9/30/08, but she is legally allowed to stay for 3 more years as per I-797. We can only get new visa stamp and I-94 if we leave country and come back. Now, I am dont know what the heck is going on, do they understand this, as this situation is commonly occurring for many others I am sure.
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right_boy
07-16 09:44 PM
Hi I have a quick question..
I was arrested for aggravated battery. I plead not guilty and fought the case. The judge dismissed the case in single hearing by giving a verdict that i am "Not Guilty". Also my ex filed a 498a case in India. She included everyone in my family. The case is still pending as my ex is here and not attending the court. I was wondering whether this will impact my AOS, I140 and my H1 renewal?
Since AB falls under Criminal Offense, i am worried whether i should even try applying AOS or not?
Please advise.
Thx
I was arrested for aggravated battery. I plead not guilty and fought the case. The judge dismissed the case in single hearing by giving a verdict that i am "Not Guilty". Also my ex filed a 498a case in India. She included everyone in my family. The case is still pending as my ex is here and not attending the court. I was wondering whether this will impact my AOS, I140 and my H1 renewal?
Since AB falls under Criminal Offense, i am worried whether i should even try applying AOS or not?
Please advise.
Thx
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07-21 02:52 PM
"creative' would still be illegal
Neither you nor your wife are allowed to violate your 'H' status.
That would include a home based business.
You are only allowed to work for your employer (the H1 petitioner), and your wife is not allowed to work at all.
This is not an issue of whether or not you report the income, nor whether a form asks for an SSN or not. It doesn't even really depend on if there is any income generated.
You cannot WORK at any thing that is not listed on your H1. this includes babysitting and mowing other people's lawns.
about the only legitimate 'home-based' activity is going to school (allowed on H1 and H4) and occasional passive investing in companies .
Umm.. I disagree. I volunteer for a non-profit in my spare time. The work is purely social/non-profit, and there are no payments involved. Are you suggesting this is illegal?
If you babysit for your friends, or mow your friends lawn, that is entirely your prerogative. If there is money involved, then it becomes a business transaction and violates the H status.
May be it depends on USCIS definition of 'work' :D. To throw off your argument, here is my question - Are H-1B holders allowed to gamble? Did you ever buy a lottery ticket? Been to Las Vegas and won some money? What happens to your H status then?
I sent another question to the Q&A session with the attorney. Are H-1B holders allowed to be landlords? If they get income from rental properties, how is it classified - active or passive investment? Does this violate H status?
Keep throwing your questions. ;)
Neither you nor your wife are allowed to violate your 'H' status.
That would include a home based business.
You are only allowed to work for your employer (the H1 petitioner), and your wife is not allowed to work at all.
This is not an issue of whether or not you report the income, nor whether a form asks for an SSN or not. It doesn't even really depend on if there is any income generated.
You cannot WORK at any thing that is not listed on your H1. this includes babysitting and mowing other people's lawns.
about the only legitimate 'home-based' activity is going to school (allowed on H1 and H4) and occasional passive investing in companies .
Umm.. I disagree. I volunteer for a non-profit in my spare time. The work is purely social/non-profit, and there are no payments involved. Are you suggesting this is illegal?
If you babysit for your friends, or mow your friends lawn, that is entirely your prerogative. If there is money involved, then it becomes a business transaction and violates the H status.
May be it depends on USCIS definition of 'work' :D. To throw off your argument, here is my question - Are H-1B holders allowed to gamble? Did you ever buy a lottery ticket? Been to Las Vegas and won some money? What happens to your H status then?
I sent another question to the Q&A session with the attorney. Are H-1B holders allowed to be landlords? If they get income from rental properties, how is it classified - active or passive investment? Does this violate H status?
Keep throwing your questions. ;)
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anu_t
08-31 10:34 AM
The job code should be different. (Not the job role) , i.e. "the new duties should be 50 % different from the old job code duties.".
The new Job code should have a EB2 requirement.
In today's economy getting a promotion in the same company is not that easy task.
But if you can then that will be wonderful. :)
The new Job code should have a EB2 requirement.
In today's economy getting a promotion in the same company is not that easy task.
But if you can then that will be wonderful. :)
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08-03 01:58 PM
You do not need translation agencies. Just take help from your friends or relatives here in US who are proficient in English and your native language. They can translate the document and get is notarized with a sworn affidavit stating that the document is an accurate translation of the original. Just make sure that the person who translates it for you has no direct interest in your I 485 application so your spouse, parents, employers who are directly connected with your GC should not translate it. I gave a translation done by one of my friend and it was accepted by USCIS.
Dear IV members,
Has any one used translation service for their Birth Certificates? if so, please suggest me.
I got an (I 485) RFE for translating non-availability of birth certificate issued by Govt. of India. The form (form-10) was in English, but for some reason, the municipality which issued the NABC typed my name in regional language. Now, USCIS wants a translation of the original document.
I have searched on web and got some apparently reliable translators, but wanted to check with experienced IV members.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
GM Krishna
Dear IV members,
Has any one used translation service for their Birth Certificates? if so, please suggest me.
I got an (I 485) RFE for translating non-availability of birth certificate issued by Govt. of India. The form (form-10) was in English, but for some reason, the municipality which issued the NABC typed my name in regional language. Now, USCIS wants a translation of the original document.
I have searched on web and got some apparently reliable translators, but wanted to check with experienced IV members.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
GM Krishna
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07-16 04:17 PM
My lawyer said he filed July 2nd. (Mailed the application).
He has been my lawyer for the last 6 1/2 years, He is a pretty conservative person and wouldn't do anything harmful or risky.
so I trust his decisions.
He has been my lawyer for the last 6 1/2 years, He is a pretty conservative person and wouldn't do anything harmful or risky.
so I trust his decisions.
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08-09 08:20 AM
We need to stop calculations and start spreading the word for action items. One such out there is for filing I485 when PD is not current.
Pls spread the word among friends..
Pls spread the word among friends..
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Yes, this is a way to do it too, if you are using graphics that go from solid, directly to transparent.
but what if you had (like the example before) a blurred neon light over another piece of gfx...? You can't cut out blurred transparency like that...
but your method is great if you're not after more than 2 levels of transp. By far the easiest when moving objects...
Yes, this is a way to do it too, if you are using graphics that go from solid, directly to transparent.
but what if you had (like the example before) a blurred neon light over another piece of gfx...? You can't cut out blurred transparency like that...
but your method is great if you're not after more than 2 levels of transp. By far the easiest when moving objects...
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sri1309
03-22 05:54 PM
1. In TX Serv Center, how many days is it taking recently to get the EAD renewed.
2. How many years are they giving it for.
3. By any bad luck, is 1-year EAD still a possibility
4. I have the 2nd EAD currently which got renewed for 1 year Last June.
5. EAD says "No finger prints,. I now see why it is that way by previous posts here, thanks.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Sri.
2. How many years are they giving it for.
3. By any bad luck, is 1-year EAD still a possibility
4. I have the 2nd EAD currently which got renewed for 1 year Last June.
5. EAD says "No finger prints,. I now see why it is that way by previous posts here, thanks.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Sri.
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chanduv23
08-02 09:49 AM
People, can we have an Event like this in Boston Area... ( i am from Maine), i think there are a lot of members in Boston area...
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Yes, you all must. IV members can meet up before the rally and mobilize for the rally.
Try to conduct some events during the weekend so that people can come from far off places.
A lot of things can be accomplished.
ashish
Yes, you all must. IV members can meet up before the rally and mobilize for the rally.
Try to conduct some events during the weekend so that people can come from far off places.
A lot of things can be accomplished.
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GCSOON-Ihope
10-13 05:06 PM
Many would certainly contribute if IV core members can guarantee all members of this organization a sure success for SKILL BILL to be passed before end of this year.
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I 100% agree with you as long as you can give me the guarantee that I am going to win the California Lottery by Christmas:) :) :) :), that way I won't even need to bother anymore with that *(&%*%*)&^$^#^$() GC...
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I 100% agree with you as long as you can give me the guarantee that I am going to win the California Lottery by Christmas:) :) :) :), that way I won't even need to bother anymore with that *(&%*%*)&^$^#^$() GC...
mansin
07-16 08:46 AM
I live in Columbus OH and I am sure there are a lot of H1B holders here too. So I would like to know if anyone on this forum is From Columbus so we can organize a march here too. Anyone Interested please contact me. Thanks!
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