punjabi
05-12 03:23 PM
It is always recommended to renew both EAD and AP together, though you can chose to renew only AP.
My guess is that 120 day rule applies to EAD only, and not AP.
You can renew EAD after it has expired, but again it is recommended to at least send in the application BEFORE the expiry date.
Good luck.
I am having my EAD and AP and I am not using my EAD.
EAD expires Sept 08
AP expires Oct 08
My question is
Can I renew AP only ?
If, I do not renew EAD will it be a problem in the future ?
Can I renew it after EAD has expired ?
Also, If I am renewing AP only, when does the 120 days rule come into picture.
Is it with the AP date or EAD date.
Your input will be appreciated.
My guess is that 120 day rule applies to EAD only, and not AP.
You can renew EAD after it has expired, but again it is recommended to at least send in the application BEFORE the expiry date.
Good luck.
I am having my EAD and AP and I am not using my EAD.
EAD expires Sept 08
AP expires Oct 08
My question is
Can I renew AP only ?
If, I do not renew EAD will it be a problem in the future ?
Can I renew it after EAD has expired ?
Also, If I am renewing AP only, when does the 120 days rule come into picture.
Is it with the AP date or EAD date.
Your input will be appreciated.
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rameshms
10-24 02:08 PM
I received RFE's on the AP application for myself and my wife in the last week of September. We received our Fingerprinting notices the following week. We had our Biometrics done on October 12th. As far as my experience goes, I do not think RFE on AP should adversely affect the receipt of fingerprinting appointment notices.
Ramesh
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MArch172008
07-02 12:42 PM
Labour applyed March 17 2008
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I140 applyed June 6th 2008
while applying I140 wife name is not mentioned on the 140 petition.
any clue what problem i am in ?
Labour approved May 23rd 2003
I140 applyed June 6th 2008
while applying I140 wife name is not mentioned on the 140 petition.
any clue what problem i am in ?
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godbless
05-09 03:04 PM
In your letter of sponsorship which employer you are going to mention? You will need a letter of employment from your employer.
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mbawa2574
09-04 11:15 PM
with 90 days validity and I have not seen my receipts or checks cashed yet.
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12-19 09:50 PM
The USCIS announced on December 17, 2009 that all applications for Naturalization (Form N-400) are to be filed at new USCIS Lockbox facilities in Phoenix and Dallas and that the change in filing address takes effect immediately.
N-400 naturalization applicants who live in Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennesee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Puerto Rico, or the U.S. Virgin Islands file their N-400 applications by regular mail with the USCIS Dallas Lockbox at
USCIS
P.O. Box 660060
Dallas, TX 75266
Express Mail and Courier deliveries (which I highly recommend) must send their N-400 application to:
USCIS
ATTN: N-400
2501 S. State Hwy. 121 Business
Suite 400
Lewisville, TX 75067
N-400 naturalization applicants who live in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Territory of Guam, or the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands file their N-400 applications by regular mail with the USCIS Phoenix Lockbox at:
USCIS
PO Box 21251
Phoenix, AZ 85036
For Express Mail and Courier deliveries the N-400 must be sent to:
USCIS
ATTN: N-400
1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85034
More... (http://www.philadelphiaimmigrationlawyerblog.com/2009/12/n400_naturalization_applicatio_2.html)
N-400 naturalization applicants who live in Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennesee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Puerto Rico, or the U.S. Virgin Islands file their N-400 applications by regular mail with the USCIS Dallas Lockbox at
USCIS
P.O. Box 660060
Dallas, TX 75266
Express Mail and Courier deliveries (which I highly recommend) must send their N-400 application to:
USCIS
ATTN: N-400
2501 S. State Hwy. 121 Business
Suite 400
Lewisville, TX 75067
N-400 naturalization applicants who live in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Territory of Guam, or the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands file their N-400 applications by regular mail with the USCIS Phoenix Lockbox at:
USCIS
PO Box 21251
Phoenix, AZ 85036
For Express Mail and Courier deliveries the N-400 must be sent to:
USCIS
ATTN: N-400
1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85034
More... (http://www.philadelphiaimmigrationlawyerblog.com/2009/12/n400_naturalization_applicatio_2.html)
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gc_aspirant_prasad
07-10 09:32 PM
Yep. if you have offer, work visa is no issue in Canada.
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vaishnavilakshmi
07-08 04:02 AM
I think you should have added June 30th also.
Hi,
Hey amitga,did ur mail reached USCIS on 30th June 2007???My lawye3r called and told me that,He mailed our AOS application on 29th june2007 and reached USCIS nebraska on 30th june 20007.Is anyone here who's application was delivered on 30th june 2007(saturday) a nonworking day??Just want to confirm if my lawyer told me the truth??
Vaishu
Hi,
Hey amitga,did ur mail reached USCIS on 30th June 2007???My lawye3r called and told me that,He mailed our AOS application on 29th june2007 and reached USCIS nebraska on 30th june 20007.Is anyone here who's application was delivered on 30th june 2007(saturday) a nonworking day??Just want to confirm if my lawyer told me the truth??
Vaishu
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deecha
04-02 03:23 PM
An A# is allotted whenever you file for AOS (either employment or relationship based or any other category eligible) and the USCIS accepts your I-485. This will be your A# for the rest of your life and will be on any subsequent filings (irrespective of the category .. immigrant or non-immigrant) with the USCIS.
I am not really sure about the A# allotted when you file for F1/OPT (I never had an F1). Please check with a qualified legal specialist.
Hello --
Do any of you know what the A# is on the I-485 / I-130 / I-765 etc is for people who have previously held an F-1 / OPT-related A#? I have seen previous forums stating that OPT A#s begin with a "1" which connotes an OPT status; however I am not clear whether we are supposed to use that same A# on our I-485 and other GC-related documents, or leave that space blank.
Sorry this is redundant but previous posts don't seem to clarify a definitive answer to this question. Many thanks in advance.
-H
I am not really sure about the A# allotted when you file for F1/OPT (I never had an F1). Please check with a qualified legal specialist.
Hello --
Do any of you know what the A# is on the I-485 / I-130 / I-765 etc is for people who have previously held an F-1 / OPT-related A#? I have seen previous forums stating that OPT A#s begin with a "1" which connotes an OPT status; however I am not clear whether we are supposed to use that same A# on our I-485 and other GC-related documents, or leave that space blank.
Sorry this is redundant but previous posts don't seem to clarify a definitive answer to this question. Many thanks in advance.
-H
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nishant2200
11-02 07:47 PM
dont worry. it was same thing for me, it did not lead to any problems.
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martinvisalaw
07-10 12:19 PM
Under the new fee structure, does the NO FEE apply only to the initial set of AP documents or also to all the subsequent renewals of AP I-131 document.
Thanks.
It applies to all AP and EAD applications, not just the first one.
Thanks.
It applies to all AP and EAD applications, not just the first one.
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INSpector
07-24 08:44 PM
We filed 485 on Jul 2nd. So far no receipt yet.:(
My wife's F1 status is going to expire in Aug. She needs to change her status to H4 now. Will the status change have any negative influence on our 485 application? Do we need to send some amendment regarding the COS?
Btw, which center she needs to send COS this time?:D :D Thanks a lot.
In a memo posted by the USCIS (in the press room tab) appears a notice where they say that receipts of july filers will be delivered by August 1st.
Keep waiting
My wife's F1 status is going to expire in Aug. She needs to change her status to H4 now. Will the status change have any negative influence on our 485 application? Do we need to send some amendment regarding the COS?
Btw, which center she needs to send COS this time?:D :D Thanks a lot.
In a memo posted by the USCIS (in the press room tab) appears a notice where they say that receipts of july filers will be delivered by August 1st.
Keep waiting
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va_dude
01-27 02:58 PM
But just make sure your parents carry a document that has details about your name, ssn, address, job, etc.
In case the office asks where they are going to stay, etc. They might know all this, but will be helpful to have on paper too.
Other than that, nothing is required, just their passports and visas.
Dont forget to get medical insurance. Ofcourse its not mandatory.
In case the office asks where they are going to stay, etc. They might know all this, but will be helpful to have on paper too.
Other than that, nothing is required, just their passports and visas.
Dont forget to get medical insurance. Ofcourse its not mandatory.
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01-19 08:58 PM
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06-01 01:38 PM
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USIVC
12-21 05:28 PM
Below is what I think to your three case scenario:
Case 1: According to the USCIS's rule of last action, whichever petition or application came out last is your new non-immigrant status. So if your H1b transfer gets approved first and then your H-1B -> F1 gets approved, you are in F-1, or vice versa. But then if your first H1B has already expired before you turn in your F-1 application, it gets a little complicated. In that case, the F-1 application cannot be approved before the H1B transfer is approved.
case 2: If your first H1B is still valid, then it is ok if your H1B transfer is denied. If your first H1B is expired already before your submit your F-1 application, and your H1B transfer gets denied, you could be out of status.
case 3: If your H1B transfer is approved, and F-1 application is denied, you are still in H1B.
There is an article discussing authorized stay and authorized status which relates to your questions: Differences Between “Authorized Status” and “Authorized Stay” (http://www.us-immigrationvisa.com/article/differences-between-authorized-status-and-authorized-stay)
Case 1: According to the USCIS's rule of last action, whichever petition or application came out last is your new non-immigrant status. So if your H1b transfer gets approved first and then your H-1B -> F1 gets approved, you are in F-1, or vice versa. But then if your first H1B has already expired before you turn in your F-1 application, it gets a little complicated. In that case, the F-1 application cannot be approved before the H1B transfer is approved.
case 2: If your first H1B is still valid, then it is ok if your H1B transfer is denied. If your first H1B is expired already before your submit your F-1 application, and your H1B transfer gets denied, you could be out of status.
case 3: If your H1B transfer is approved, and F-1 application is denied, you are still in H1B.
There is an article discussing authorized stay and authorized status which relates to your questions: Differences Between “Authorized Status” and “Authorized Stay” (http://www.us-immigrationvisa.com/article/differences-between-authorized-status-and-authorized-stay)
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06-30 10:24 AM
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gc_buddy
06-06 12:30 AM
It appears like USCIS is finally reviewing the option of issuing Multi-Year EAD's..
Please see Memo release from USCIS
Source :
http://www.immigration-law.com/
1.
Question: During a recent meeting, USCIS stated that it hoped this summer to introduce multi-year EADs for I-485 applicants whose cases were backlogged. Please provide more information about the types of applicants that would be eligible for such EADs?
2.
Response: A proposal is currently under review by USCIS program offices to issue a multi-year employment authorization document to those applicants affected by visa retrogression. If this proposal is adopted, it will apply to adjustment of status applicants.
3.
Question: Please explain what USCIS means in this context by the term �backlogged� � does it refer only to cases pending more than a certain number of months where applicants are filing for renewal EADs?
Response: USCIS is considering issuing multi-year EADs to those applicants affected by visa retrogression. Further information will be provided once a final decision is made.
4.
Question: Will I-485 applicants receive an initial EAD that is valid for more than one year? Does this apply to all I-485 applicants (family-based and employment-based)?
Response: Further information will be provided once a final decision is made
Please see Memo release from USCIS
Source :
http://www.immigration-law.com/
1.
Question: During a recent meeting, USCIS stated that it hoped this summer to introduce multi-year EADs for I-485 applicants whose cases were backlogged. Please provide more information about the types of applicants that would be eligible for such EADs?
2.
Response: A proposal is currently under review by USCIS program offices to issue a multi-year employment authorization document to those applicants affected by visa retrogression. If this proposal is adopted, it will apply to adjustment of status applicants.
3.
Question: Please explain what USCIS means in this context by the term �backlogged� � does it refer only to cases pending more than a certain number of months where applicants are filing for renewal EADs?
Response: USCIS is considering issuing multi-year EADs to those applicants affected by visa retrogression. Further information will be provided once a final decision is made.
4.
Question: Will I-485 applicants receive an initial EAD that is valid for more than one year? Does this apply to all I-485 applicants (family-based and employment-based)?
Response: Further information will be provided once a final decision is made
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05-08 08:58 PM
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08-25 09:00 AM
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