Immigration Forum / USA / October 2006

I (US citizen) am trying to sponsor green cards for my parents who are
indian citizens and at present residing in India. Unfortunately my
parents
do not have marriage certificate. US govt immigration website lists a

Right now I am working under my OPT. But this will expired on June
2007. My employer is going to sponsor the H-1B for me but since the
applications starts on April 2007 it is most likely that my OPT will be
over by the time I get my H-1B. Questions:

I am working as a Sr. Technical resource consultant for ZSL Inc. and at
present actively hiring candidates as W2 and 1099 (new H1,H1 transfers,
green card holders, US citizens) for various project opportunities all
over the US.

I am in the process of applying for my e3 Visa from Sydney. I have my
parents who live with me and depend on me for a living being senior
citizens. I cannot leave them and move to the US. The only option I see
is to apply for a long term B1/B2 Visa so my parents can live with me

I am reposting these questions in hopes of receiving some opinions.  The
folks on this group seem very knowledgable.  I posted the below letter
to the group, but received no response.  Please look over the below and
offer any suggestions.  I would sure appreciate it.

I found one day on the web an interesting comment that is relevant to
my situation (I can document 7.5 years not 10):
"There are, in fact, extra-statutory provisions for the grant of US
nationality where not to recognize it would be ludicrous. I can think

Have their been any known cases of confirmed deportations of visitors to the
United States, where the visitor was not at fault at all, e.g. because of a
mistake made at the Embassy during the visa issuance process?
Why do I ask this? I was recently issued a visa after my previous ...

This is a general question I have regarding people on a nonimmigrant
visa who fail to pay one or more of their bills on time, and get sent
to a collections agency.
Could being in such a situation threaten or affect a visa status? Do

In order for me to more effectively ask my question, I shall provide a
brief background...
6 years ago I vacationed here from Australia and married a US citizen.
We filed for me to become a LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident) via AOS

The instructions of Form DS-3032 (Choice of Agent and Address for Immigrant
Visa Applicants) specifically state:  ONLY the applicant can sign this form.
The applicant is this case is my 1 year old son.
My son is unable to sign the form, so am wondering what to do?

I am a school teacher and my husband and I would like to emigrate to
the USA BUT we have no idea what to do, where to start or anthing
really! Advice please.

Australia is still needing skilled workers and professionals more than
ever.  Thanks to Australia's chronic skill shortage, professional
migrants from all over the world are welcomed more than ever to make a
difference in the Land Down Under.

Can anyone give me an idea as to how long it takes to bring a spouse to
the US. I naturalized last month, and my wife is currently living in
Europe ( as a legal resident). Would it expediate the process if she
does the interview in France instead of Mali ( her country of birth)?

Hubby looks like he's being transferred to Miami.  He's a Brit, and will
be on expat package.
Any idea what type of Visa he'll be on and which Visa the kids and I
will be granted?  I'm supposing the company will sort our visas out for

I am sure a question like this have been discussed before..but somehow
I am not a very good internet searcher so not able to locate the
answer..people please help!!!
I got my H1B visa valid from 9Oct.But my employer is not giving me  any