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saibaba
12-04 01:15 PM
My Labor or I 140 I forgot but one of them says my salary should XXX. but I am on H1b and haven't filled 485 file yet and I am receiving lesser salary than XXX.
At what stage should I receive XXX salary ?
don worry...GC is for future employment...u don fall into my Q category...
At what stage should I receive XXX salary ?
don worry...GC is for future employment...u don fall into my Q category...
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karthik204
09-09 10:26 PM
Days come and go..
Months come and go..
Years come and go..
Visa bulletins come and go..
RFEs come and go..
Priority Dates come and go..
Bills come and go..
Senators come and go..
Presidents come and go..
Even, Recessions come and go (happened only a few time in the last century)..
BUT,,,,,,
Most of the immigrants come here but never go back.
Enjoy your stay here and live the fullest and stay focused with your job / career. Coz that�s what keeps you going and I bet everyone here will get their green cards some day.
PS: I am a EB3 applicant waiting in the line for GC(hoping to get it in the next decade).
Months come and go..
Years come and go..
Visa bulletins come and go..
RFEs come and go..
Priority Dates come and go..
Bills come and go..
Senators come and go..
Presidents come and go..
Even, Recessions come and go (happened only a few time in the last century)..
BUT,,,,,,
Most of the immigrants come here but never go back.
Enjoy your stay here and live the fullest and stay focused with your job / career. Coz that�s what keeps you going and I bet everyone here will get their green cards some day.
PS: I am a EB3 applicant waiting in the line for GC(hoping to get it in the next decade).
MatsP
November 13th, 2006, 10:49 AM
I suspect, if the camera has a chargable clock battery, it's NOT a "user-servicable" part. The idea is that they don't break.
That's just a guess - I don't have a D70, so I don't know for sure.
I did a few entries in Google, with the result that I'm fairly sure the clock-battery is an internal non-user-changable battery [particularly a reference to the same technology being used on a Nikon D1].
I expect that aside from the inconvenience and shipping cost, the service is fairly reasonable in cost... But that's just a guess...
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Mats
That's just a guess - I don't have a D70, so I don't know for sure.
I did a few entries in Google, with the result that I'm fairly sure the clock-battery is an internal non-user-changable battery [particularly a reference to the same technology being used on a Nikon D1].
I expect that aside from the inconvenience and shipping cost, the service is fairly reasonable in cost... But that's just a guess...
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Mats
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kumar_459
11-04 08:46 PM
Hi
My wife recently went for a H1B renewal stamping in india. They visa officer provided a 221(g) administrative processing (pink) requesting additional documents (job description, reasearch projects, previous visas list etc..,). She is preparing the necessary docs to submit the same. Since she went to india for a short trip (travelling back next week).
1. She has Advanced parole. Can we use Advance parole??
2. If we use Advance parole, then once the Adminstrative processing is complete, how do we handle the stamping?? Do we need to go back again to the consulate to get the stamping done? or is there a way to withdraw the visa application from the consulate??
I would greatly appreciate if someone is similar situation share their experiences
My wife recently went for a H1B renewal stamping in india. They visa officer provided a 221(g) administrative processing (pink) requesting additional documents (job description, reasearch projects, previous visas list etc..,). She is preparing the necessary docs to submit the same. Since she went to india for a short trip (travelling back next week).
1. She has Advanced parole. Can we use Advance parole??
2. If we use Advance parole, then once the Adminstrative processing is complete, how do we handle the stamping?? Do we need to go back again to the consulate to get the stamping done? or is there a way to withdraw the visa application from the consulate??
I would greatly appreciate if someone is similar situation share their experiences
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ita
01-12 08:47 PM
I wanted hear another opinion apart from my own. It surely did help.Thank you.
I don't believe leaving the company that you had signed an I-9 form with have any impact on your GC app as long as you have a same or a similar job lined up if and when you do get an RFE regarding the same.
As mentioned several times, GC is for future employment and you can switch employers as many times as you want under AC21 (of course you don't want to go overboard with switching employers every few months either :)).
I hope this helps - again this is my understanding of the law and not a legal opinion.
I don't believe leaving the company that you had signed an I-9 form with have any impact on your GC app as long as you have a same or a similar job lined up if and when you do get an RFE regarding the same.
As mentioned several times, GC is for future employment and you can switch employers as many times as you want under AC21 (of course you don't want to go overboard with switching employers every few months either :)).
I hope this helps - again this is my understanding of the law and not a legal opinion.
Blog Feeds
05-19 02:30 AM
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According to the U.S. State Dept.�which makes the grants to successful applicants�9,014 O-1s were awarded in 2008, up 40% from 2004. Among current O-1 visa holders are Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, Canadian author Jennifer Gould Keil, Israeli concert pianist Inon Barnatan, and members of the New York dance companies Merce Cunningham and Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane.
Click here to read more and watch the short movie (http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/content/may2009/db20090517_864505.htm)
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/05/o1_visas_top_artists_writers_a.html)
O1 visas are awarded to immigrants with extraordinary abilities in the arts, sciences, education, business, or athletics. The program, for what are officially called O-1 visas (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-1137182.html), began in 1990 as lawmakers sought to separate these applicants from the pool of those seeking H-1B visas, the visa program for skilled immigrants used by many technology companies. While H-1B (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-1137085.html) applicants must hold at least a bachelor's degree and possess some specialized skill, O-1 visas (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-1137182.html)are allotted to a more elite crowd: those who can prove to U.S. immigration officials that they are the very top in their fields.
According to the U.S. State Dept.�which makes the grants to successful applicants�9,014 O-1s were awarded in 2008, up 40% from 2004. Among current O-1 visa holders are Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, Canadian author Jennifer Gould Keil, Israeli concert pianist Inon Barnatan, and members of the New York dance companies Merce Cunningham and Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane.
Click here to read more and watch the short movie (http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/content/may2009/db20090517_864505.htm)
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/05/o1_visas_top_artists_writers_a.html)
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Queen Josephine
May 6th, 2005, 11:50 PM
Queen, it's good to know you're still receiving treatment for your condition. ;)
Gary
:D Well, they can't stop treatment until there's some improvement!
Gary
:D Well, they can't stop treatment until there's some improvement!