go_guy123
10-16 09:34 AM
Bump
IEEE- USA has been anti- H1B but pro gren card. They have advocated for
instant green card idea. That puts them at odds with the IT industry who wants for H1B but hasnt cared (given lip service) much for EB reform
IEEE- USA has been anti- H1B but pro gren card. They have advocated for
instant green card idea. That puts them at odds with the IT industry who wants for H1B but hasnt cared (given lip service) much for EB reform
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panky72
06-19 12:24 AM
Actually the question about whether a passport is needed or not for travel to Hawaii is a good question. Are we absoulutely sure that even a passport is not needed?
There was a discussion a while ago regarding whether we should carry passport for domestic travel or not. One of the members quoted this
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showthread.php?t=16736
US Code, Title 8 � 1304. Forms for registration and fingerprinting
(e) Personal possession of registration or receipt card; penalties
Every alien, eighteen years of age and over, shall at all times carry with him and have in his personal possession any certificate of alien registration or alien registration receipt card issued to him pursuant to subsection (d) of this section. Any alien who fails to comply with the provisions of this subsection shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall upon conviction for each offense be fined not to exceed $100 or be imprisoned not more than thirty days, or both.
So at least make a copy of your I-94/approval notice/GC and keep it in your wallet.
There was a discussion a while ago regarding whether we should carry passport for domestic travel or not. One of the members quoted this
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showthread.php?t=16736
US Code, Title 8 � 1304. Forms for registration and fingerprinting
(e) Personal possession of registration or receipt card; penalties
Every alien, eighteen years of age and over, shall at all times carry with him and have in his personal possession any certificate of alien registration or alien registration receipt card issued to him pursuant to subsection (d) of this section. Any alien who fails to comply with the provisions of this subsection shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall upon conviction for each offense be fined not to exceed $100 or be imprisoned not more than thirty days, or both.
So at least make a copy of your I-94/approval notice/GC and keep it in your wallet.
rajeshiv
07-16 12:04 PM
Hello All Arizona members,
I am glad to help. Please let me know if you have any action items.
-Rajesh
I am glad to help. Please let me know if you have any action items.
-Rajesh
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needhelp!
06-01 03:36 PM
Thanks to rayoflight & BharatPremi for welcoming few of the members from TX & MS into their homes.
IV Members : you make this organization rock!
IV Members : you make this organization rock!
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DarkChild
05-17 08:19 AM
lol:D
gsc999
04-02 01:36 PM
Good to see you too GSC999.
Vacation sounds good to me
We have Nor. Cal. conference call tomorrow evening (04/03) @ 7:00 p.m. see if you can join. Details in yahoo group.
Vacation sounds good to me
We have Nor. Cal. conference call tomorrow evening (04/03) @ 7:00 p.m. see if you can join. Details in yahoo group.
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apb
08-22 06:56 PM
Are you guys saying that:
If I have an expired H1 visa in my passport but I have a valid H1 extension I797 with a valid I-94, I can re-enter US withing 30 days after leaving US to canada? Is that true based on visa revalidation eventhough I don't have any valid stamped visa in my passport
I am from India. Ppl from Iran, syria, etc (7 countries) do not have this privilage.
You must not apply for stamping in US consulate.
You must not travel to another country from Canada
You should be back within 30 days
The Expired Visa on your passport must match the current I797/I94
Hope this helps.
If I have an expired H1 visa in my passport but I have a valid H1 extension I797 with a valid I-94, I can re-enter US withing 30 days after leaving US to canada? Is that true based on visa revalidation eventhough I don't have any valid stamped visa in my passport
I am from India. Ppl from Iran, syria, etc (7 countries) do not have this privilage.
You must not apply for stamping in US consulate.
You must not travel to another country from Canada
You should be back within 30 days
The Expired Visa on your passport must match the current I797/I94
Hope this helps.
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boldm28
02-12 12:39 PM
i dont know about u dude ,
i am thinking you are the new "GOD" cause he is the only person who can authoratively say things even if is not in the given place at a given time
"IF YOU DO NOT KNOW ME DO NOT JUDGE ME "
ALSO AGAIN BEING A SENIOR MEMBER AND ASKING ME QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW MUCH CONTRIBUTIONS I HAVE MADE FOR iv MEMBERS I AM GOING TO SAY NONE BECAUSE AGAIN THIS IS YOUR ISSSUE DEAL WITH IT OK
WHEN INDIAN PEOPLE START THINKING ABOUT "OUR ISSUE" RATHER THAN
MY ISSUE THAT IS WHEN YOU ARE GOING TO GET UR GREEN CARD
AND I BELIEVE I POSTED THIS ISSUE IN THE RIGHT FORUM
AND IF YOU HAVE GUTS AND HAVE ONE FATHER EMAIL ME
SHASHANK.GUJJAR@GMAIL.COM AND TAKE THINGS FROM THERE
So you write nasty things about a person and that person has no reason to respond. I think you are hiding something here. Infact given the tenor of your post I doubt you can really be trusted. Donot I repeat donot take IV members for a ride.
I donot think it is really difficult to find out who the consular officers are. Here I am not talking of the minions who just do paperwork but the actual State Department people posted to take interviews and provide visas.
Yeah sure! given that you are threatening people I think you should atleast provide some proof.
Here is what I think has happened. Your parents went to this gentleman for advice. Maybe you even paid a certain amount. Ultimately things didn't work out and you must have asked for a refund which of course this gentleman refused. And now you think you are doing everybody a great service by starting this on IV.
Could you please point out what you've actually done for the goals of IV. Or are you just one of the free riders using IV to start misleading people.
i am thinking you are the new "GOD" cause he is the only person who can authoratively say things even if is not in the given place at a given time
"IF YOU DO NOT KNOW ME DO NOT JUDGE ME "
ALSO AGAIN BEING A SENIOR MEMBER AND ASKING ME QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW MUCH CONTRIBUTIONS I HAVE MADE FOR iv MEMBERS I AM GOING TO SAY NONE BECAUSE AGAIN THIS IS YOUR ISSSUE DEAL WITH IT OK
WHEN INDIAN PEOPLE START THINKING ABOUT "OUR ISSUE" RATHER THAN
MY ISSUE THAT IS WHEN YOU ARE GOING TO GET UR GREEN CARD
AND I BELIEVE I POSTED THIS ISSUE IN THE RIGHT FORUM
AND IF YOU HAVE GUTS AND HAVE ONE FATHER EMAIL ME
SHASHANK.GUJJAR@GMAIL.COM AND TAKE THINGS FROM THERE
So you write nasty things about a person and that person has no reason to respond. I think you are hiding something here. Infact given the tenor of your post I doubt you can really be trusted. Donot I repeat donot take IV members for a ride.
I donot think it is really difficult to find out who the consular officers are. Here I am not talking of the minions who just do paperwork but the actual State Department people posted to take interviews and provide visas.
Yeah sure! given that you are threatening people I think you should atleast provide some proof.
Here is what I think has happened. Your parents went to this gentleman for advice. Maybe you even paid a certain amount. Ultimately things didn't work out and you must have asked for a refund which of course this gentleman refused. And now you think you are doing everybody a great service by starting this on IV.
Could you please point out what you've actually done for the goals of IV. Or are you just one of the free riders using IV to start misleading people.
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tnite
06-26 03:00 PM
I have to buy milk tonite, can you tell me should I use plastic or paper? :)
if you'r environmentally conscious go with paper otherwise plastic is the way to go
if you'r environmentally conscious go with paper otherwise plastic is the way to go
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tapukakababa
07-16 12:31 PM
I might have to re-calculate my salary.. based on this fact...:D :D :D
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mirage
08-05 11:54 AM
It is probably the Financial fiscal year. For most public sector in US the new fiscal starts on July 1...
it is true..and it works...july filers with a notice date of october will have 08..since the fiscal/new year starts in october. in your case your notice date must have been around 9th of october.
it is true..and it works...july filers with a notice date of october will have 08..since the fiscal/new year starts in october. in your case your notice date must have been around 9th of october.
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eastindia
02-15 09:00 AM
We should push for more Admin fixes like this one. IV rocks.
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asdqwe2k
01-04 09:23 AM
http://www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=79094&headline='Without~Indians,~US~economy~won't~be~sam e'
Houston, January 4: Indian immigrants are a significant driving force behind the creation of new engineering and technology companies in the United States in the past decade than their counterparts from the UK, China, Taiwan and Japan put together.
Of an estimated 73-hundred US tech startups founded by immigrants, 26 per cent have Indian founders, CEOs, presidents or head researchers, a new study says.
"Indians have beaten the Chinese in start-up hotbeds like Silicon Valley with a share of 15.5 per cent, up from 7 per cent between 1980 to 1998," says the study, ‘Silicon Valley's New Immigrant Entrepreneurs’, by researchers in the master of engineering management programme at the Pratt School of Engineering at the Duke University.
The study, which covered 28,766 firms with annual sales of more than USD 1 million and 20 or more employees, comes nearly eight years after an influential report from the University of California, Berkeley, on the impact of foreign-born entrepreneurs.
"This study shows the tremendous contribution immigrants in general and Indians in particular are making to the US economy and global competitiveness. This is a win-win for America and for the immigrants that make it here," Vivek Wadhwa, Delhi-born Duke's executive in residence and the founder of two tech startups in North Carolina's Research Triangle said.
Wadhwa, project's lead researcher, stressed that "the country should make the most of its ability to "get the best and brightest from around the world."
"Indians constitute less than one per cent of the US population and are starting many times the businesses as other groups. They are creating jobs and contributing tens of billions to the US economy. Without Indian entrepreneurs, it would not be the same", Wadhwa said.
AnnaLee Saxenian, study co-author and dean of the School of Information at UC-Berkeley, estimated immigrants founded about 25 per cent of Silicon Valley tech companies in 1999.
The Duke study found the percentage had more than doubled, to 52 per cent in 2005. The research debunks some recent myths about the notion that immigrants who come to the United States take jobs from Americans.
"The advantage of entrepreneurs is that they're generally creating new opportunities and new wealth that didn't even exist before them," Saxenian said.
"Just by leaving your home country, you're taking a risk, and that means you're willing to take risks in business. You put them in an environment that supports entrepreneurship, and this is the logical outcome."
Immigrants from the UK set up 7.1 per cent of the companies, followed by China with 6.9 per cent and Taiwan with 5.8 per cent.
Immigrant entrepreneurs' companies employed 450,000 workers and generated USD 52 billion in sales in 2005, according to the survey.
The share of Chinese and Taiwanese start-ups, which was 17 per cent in 1990-98 period, came down to 12.8 per cent between 1995 and 2005. The report adds that the number of Indian scientists and engineers in Silicon Valley has grown by 646 per cent between 1990 and 2000.
Indian immigrants dominated even on a state-wise basis. While in New Jersey, the share of Indian start-ups was a whopping 47 per cent, in Texas, it stood at 25 per cent. This was followed by California with 20 per cent, Florida with 18 per cent, New York with 14 per cent and Massachusetts with 10 per cent.
The study reveals that California, which houses the Silicon Valley, has emerged as the favourite destination for immigrant Indian entrepreneurs.
Around 26 per cent Indian startups were set up there. Around 36 per cent companies in the software sector were Indian, while in the innovation and manufacturing-related services, the figure was 24 per cent. In semiconductors, Indian start-ups shared the top place with the Chinese with a share of 15 per cent each.
However, the Indians failed to dominate in sectors like computers and communications, where their share stood at 15 per cent, lower than the Chinese (19 per cent) and Taiwanese (17 per cent).
The study shows that the largest number of companies started by Indians are in the software sector (46 per cent), followed by start-ups in the innovation and manufacturing-related services (44 per cent).
The Duke study found that 52 per cent of Silicon Valley companies -- and 39 per cent of California startups -- were founded by foreign-born entrepreneurs.
Houston, January 4: Indian immigrants are a significant driving force behind the creation of new engineering and technology companies in the United States in the past decade than their counterparts from the UK, China, Taiwan and Japan put together.
Of an estimated 73-hundred US tech startups founded by immigrants, 26 per cent have Indian founders, CEOs, presidents or head researchers, a new study says.
"Indians have beaten the Chinese in start-up hotbeds like Silicon Valley with a share of 15.5 per cent, up from 7 per cent between 1980 to 1998," says the study, ‘Silicon Valley's New Immigrant Entrepreneurs’, by researchers in the master of engineering management programme at the Pratt School of Engineering at the Duke University.
The study, which covered 28,766 firms with annual sales of more than USD 1 million and 20 or more employees, comes nearly eight years after an influential report from the University of California, Berkeley, on the impact of foreign-born entrepreneurs.
"This study shows the tremendous contribution immigrants in general and Indians in particular are making to the US economy and global competitiveness. This is a win-win for America and for the immigrants that make it here," Vivek Wadhwa, Delhi-born Duke's executive in residence and the founder of two tech startups in North Carolina's Research Triangle said.
Wadhwa, project's lead researcher, stressed that "the country should make the most of its ability to "get the best and brightest from around the world."
"Indians constitute less than one per cent of the US population and are starting many times the businesses as other groups. They are creating jobs and contributing tens of billions to the US economy. Without Indian entrepreneurs, it would not be the same", Wadhwa said.
AnnaLee Saxenian, study co-author and dean of the School of Information at UC-Berkeley, estimated immigrants founded about 25 per cent of Silicon Valley tech companies in 1999.
The Duke study found the percentage had more than doubled, to 52 per cent in 2005. The research debunks some recent myths about the notion that immigrants who come to the United States take jobs from Americans.
"The advantage of entrepreneurs is that they're generally creating new opportunities and new wealth that didn't even exist before them," Saxenian said.
"Just by leaving your home country, you're taking a risk, and that means you're willing to take risks in business. You put them in an environment that supports entrepreneurship, and this is the logical outcome."
Immigrants from the UK set up 7.1 per cent of the companies, followed by China with 6.9 per cent and Taiwan with 5.8 per cent.
Immigrant entrepreneurs' companies employed 450,000 workers and generated USD 52 billion in sales in 2005, according to the survey.
The share of Chinese and Taiwanese start-ups, which was 17 per cent in 1990-98 period, came down to 12.8 per cent between 1995 and 2005. The report adds that the number of Indian scientists and engineers in Silicon Valley has grown by 646 per cent between 1990 and 2000.
Indian immigrants dominated even on a state-wise basis. While in New Jersey, the share of Indian start-ups was a whopping 47 per cent, in Texas, it stood at 25 per cent. This was followed by California with 20 per cent, Florida with 18 per cent, New York with 14 per cent and Massachusetts with 10 per cent.
The study reveals that California, which houses the Silicon Valley, has emerged as the favourite destination for immigrant Indian entrepreneurs.
Around 26 per cent Indian startups were set up there. Around 36 per cent companies in the software sector were Indian, while in the innovation and manufacturing-related services, the figure was 24 per cent. In semiconductors, Indian start-ups shared the top place with the Chinese with a share of 15 per cent each.
However, the Indians failed to dominate in sectors like computers and communications, where their share stood at 15 per cent, lower than the Chinese (19 per cent) and Taiwanese (17 per cent).
The study shows that the largest number of companies started by Indians are in the software sector (46 per cent), followed by start-ups in the innovation and manufacturing-related services (44 per cent).
The Duke study found that 52 per cent of Silicon Valley companies -- and 39 per cent of California startups -- were founded by foreign-born entrepreneurs.
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iheartindia79
11-25 04:41 PM
Is staying in a hotel or a rented apartment counted towards stay in canada ?
Are you asked to show proof of the stay like rent rceipt or hotel bill ?
Thanks.
Are you asked to show proof of the stay like rent rceipt or hotel bill ?
Thanks.
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Abhinaym
07-18 10:16 AM
On the whole it is good news!
Does anybody have an idea how many officers work currently? Also I thought there were some contractors, and hence I wonder what would be the net change (increase in employees - dec in contractors).
Does anybody have an idea how many officers work currently? Also I thought there were some contractors, and hence I wonder what would be the net change (increase in employees - dec in contractors).
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sw33t
11-01 04:33 AM
It is not a good idea to open an S-Corp. If you want an incorporation a C- Corp is a better Idea. An S-Corp is basically for citizens and has a lot of legal implications. A C-Corp is much more flexible. The best is an LLC. You get tax benifits and your liabiality is limited with an LLC. But if you intend to hire other people a C-Corp is your choice.
Why did you choose an S-Corp over an C- Corp? Any particular reason?
1) And 2)- NO
3) Keeping the company on Zero revenue is going to cost you. You have to pay yearly taxes. For e.g, in NJ you will end up paying $750 for state taxes and another approximately $140 in annual reports etc for a company with no revenue.
It might be a better idea to cut your losses and open an LLC.
I started an C-Corp 2 years ago. What ever the company earns remains in the company, I am not an employee. This is so I don't invalidate my H1. I can now work for my company though, since I have my EAD.
Hope this helps, but consult a CPA or Attorney.
TRUE: Not a good idea to start a S-Corp based on the EAD status.
TRUE: An S-Corp is basically for Citizens
TRUE: [sic] Has a lot of legal implications. Not just a S-Corp but any legal entity.
NEUTRAL: A C-Corp is much more flexible
TRUE: Best is an LLC
NEUTRAL: You get tax benefits and your liability is limited with an LLC
FALSE: If you intend to hire other people, C-Corp is your choice.
I don't want to say anything and I hope you do your research and work with a qualified corporate attorney and an immigration attorney but I have a LLC and a C-Corp incorporated in two different states without any hindrance whatsoever. How I did it? I don't want to say simply because it depends not only on federal laws but also state laws and what I did is completely related to the line of business and the relevant state and federal laws associated with that business.
One thing I can tell you is that Starting a S-Corp on a EAD is definitely not a good idea since most of the benefits are exclusively defined for US Citizens or Resident Aliens.
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p519/ch01.html#d0e470
If you are confident and detail oriented and don't mind spending the extra money to back your findings with sound legal guidance and interpretation, go for it. You are only good as the attorney representing you. So don't look for cheap and inexperienced attorneys. I burnt my fingers and that is my sincere advice. I fought a state agency on their intepretation through a top law firm and got what I wanted. Don't hesitate to believe in yourself and your idea.
And please, please, please.. Just because everyone is doing it, doesn't mean it is the right thing. Research, research, research and don't be cheap to not hire the best attorney or CPA out there to interpret/back your research. Trust me, it will save you a lot of money in the long run. Plus, Attorney's and/or CPA's will not mess with you because once you do your research and talk to them in their "language" they know that you are serious and smart.
I am lucky to have some of the best lawyers in my city working for me and my best friend's brother as the CPA. Opening a business by impulse is definitely not a good idea, but if you are adventurous and a risk taker, do what you should. Money and a good lawyer will always bail you out of any situation. But again, don't take my advice for it.
Its a wonderful and exciting world of entrpreneurship here in the US and if you are like me, you will love it.
Piece of advice after you open a business - Trust no one! If only I had another 12 hours in a day.. *wishful thinking* And yes, please join your state chapter.
Why did you choose an S-Corp over an C- Corp? Any particular reason?
1) And 2)- NO
3) Keeping the company on Zero revenue is going to cost you. You have to pay yearly taxes. For e.g, in NJ you will end up paying $750 for state taxes and another approximately $140 in annual reports etc for a company with no revenue.
It might be a better idea to cut your losses and open an LLC.
I started an C-Corp 2 years ago. What ever the company earns remains in the company, I am not an employee. This is so I don't invalidate my H1. I can now work for my company though, since I have my EAD.
Hope this helps, but consult a CPA or Attorney.
TRUE: Not a good idea to start a S-Corp based on the EAD status.
TRUE: An S-Corp is basically for Citizens
TRUE: [sic] Has a lot of legal implications. Not just a S-Corp but any legal entity.
NEUTRAL: A C-Corp is much more flexible
TRUE: Best is an LLC
NEUTRAL: You get tax benefits and your liability is limited with an LLC
FALSE: If you intend to hire other people, C-Corp is your choice.
I don't want to say anything and I hope you do your research and work with a qualified corporate attorney and an immigration attorney but I have a LLC and a C-Corp incorporated in two different states without any hindrance whatsoever. How I did it? I don't want to say simply because it depends not only on federal laws but also state laws and what I did is completely related to the line of business and the relevant state and federal laws associated with that business.
One thing I can tell you is that Starting a S-Corp on a EAD is definitely not a good idea since most of the benefits are exclusively defined for US Citizens or Resident Aliens.
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p519/ch01.html#d0e470
If you are confident and detail oriented and don't mind spending the extra money to back your findings with sound legal guidance and interpretation, go for it. You are only good as the attorney representing you. So don't look for cheap and inexperienced attorneys. I burnt my fingers and that is my sincere advice. I fought a state agency on their intepretation through a top law firm and got what I wanted. Don't hesitate to believe in yourself and your idea.
And please, please, please.. Just because everyone is doing it, doesn't mean it is the right thing. Research, research, research and don't be cheap to not hire the best attorney or CPA out there to interpret/back your research. Trust me, it will save you a lot of money in the long run. Plus, Attorney's and/or CPA's will not mess with you because once you do your research and talk to them in their "language" they know that you are serious and smart.
I am lucky to have some of the best lawyers in my city working for me and my best friend's brother as the CPA. Opening a business by impulse is definitely not a good idea, but if you are adventurous and a risk taker, do what you should. Money and a good lawyer will always bail you out of any situation. But again, don't take my advice for it.
Its a wonderful and exciting world of entrpreneurship here in the US and if you are like me, you will love it.
Piece of advice after you open a business - Trust no one! If only I had another 12 hours in a day.. *wishful thinking* And yes, please join your state chapter.
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k_usa
10-10 07:14 PM
I came to know about this link recently from my collegue.
Check this one also.. He is also well known expert
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
Check his blog archives...he has correctly predicted this would happen.
http://market-ticker.denninger.net/
Check this one also.. He is also well known expert
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
Check his blog archives...he has correctly predicted this would happen.
http://market-ticker.denninger.net/
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satyasaich
06-29 09:52 AM
Personally i feel no need to worry.
we are playing by the rules and what else to lose?
Maybe people are scared that their names appear publicly
we are playing by the rules and what else to lose?
Maybe people are scared that their names appear publicly
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gcpool
07-22 04:30 PM
You can do three things.
Try in this order
1) Fill DHS7001 and send it to the ombudsman's office. You will get an answer in 30 days from the USCIS customer service.
2) Contact the local senator. Go online and get their phone no. You can choose a dem or repub. Then call just one. They will send in a form to fill. Then you wait
3) Writ of Mandamus. If all fail try this on your own (or else hire a lawyer $3000 min). All of the above efforts will add to your case.
Dont try InfoPass since they have no clue what happening with your case. They are just like the customer service. They will help if there is some issue with EAD, AD Paro, or Fingerprinting not on processing delays.
Calling customer service is also useless. They offer no help at all.
Try in this order
1) Fill DHS7001 and send it to the ombudsman's office. You will get an answer in 30 days from the USCIS customer service.
2) Contact the local senator. Go online and get their phone no. You can choose a dem or repub. Then call just one. They will send in a form to fill. Then you wait
3) Writ of Mandamus. If all fail try this on your own (or else hire a lawyer $3000 min). All of the above efforts will add to your case.
Dont try InfoPass since they have no clue what happening with your case. They are just like the customer service. They will help if there is some issue with EAD, AD Paro, or Fingerprinting not on processing delays.
Calling customer service is also useless. They offer no help at all.
vbkris77
09-10 05:06 PM
It is now obvious..
Consistent behavior! The thread goes dead generally after a post like the one above.
Everyone wants results without working for it. Everyone has ideas as long as someone else works on it. Everyone wants IV to do all the work and then most blame IV for not getting the results they never labored for!!
Most of our members have a family, most of our members have full time jobs, most of our members are stuck in the GC process, but cannot spare a couple of hours for IV efforts (which benefits them) every week to get the relief needed...
All IV core members have a family, all of them have full time jobs, some of them have GC, and yet they find time to work on fixing this problem every day of the week.
Decide if you want relief or time pass...........
Consistent behavior! The thread goes dead generally after a post like the one above.
Everyone wants results without working for it. Everyone has ideas as long as someone else works on it. Everyone wants IV to do all the work and then most blame IV for not getting the results they never labored for!!
Most of our members have a family, most of our members have full time jobs, most of our members are stuck in the GC process, but cannot spare a couple of hours for IV efforts (which benefits them) every week to get the relief needed...
All IV core members have a family, all of them have full time jobs, some of them have GC, and yet they find time to work on fixing this problem every day of the week.
Decide if you want relief or time pass...........
walking_dude
01-18 03:19 PM
No point in incorporating in IVs agenda, if only 100 members feel motivated to do a very simple task like writing a damn letter.
IV can keep expanding it's agenda, but what's the use if members don't act on the requested action items. Let's act to make the current actions successful first. Then we can think about other agendas.
I can't believe this crap from the USCIS.
There is absolutely no logic to the way they work.
What can we do to correct this. Maybe it can be incorporated in IVs agenda
IV can keep expanding it's agenda, but what's the use if members don't act on the requested action items. Let's act to make the current actions successful first. Then we can think about other agendas.
I can't believe this crap from the USCIS.
There is absolutely no logic to the way they work.
What can we do to correct this. Maybe it can be incorporated in IVs agenda
