Immigration Forum / USA / February 2007

I am currently in the USA in legal status on a B2 visa and have been offered
a job as a Data Entry operator but the only problem is the company cannot
sponsor me. I have said that I would pay all legal costs involved. If they
offer me a letter of employment can I then apply for a ...

I have a criminal record from 1996 I'm not sure of the name of the charge but
it was theft under 100 dollars from a work place in which I did recieve a
very small fine (and did not pay it) and was suppose to do community service
for a week but I had immediately moved to another ...

I sent my I-130 application to the Laguna, CA center, but just
realized that it was supposed to be sent to the Nebraska center. I
didn't pay close enough to the detail about sending to the location of
the "petioner", I sent it based on the beneficiary address

I'm in the US with an H1B visa that allows me to work for my company.
I'm pretty sure I can't work for anyone else, anywhere in the world
while I'm in the US.
If I leave the US and return to London for a short while, can I work

Alright, I think I'm reaching the saturation point of my patience with
waiting for the !485 current dates to move.
For my category(India EB3) they've been struck for the last three
months with no movement. At this rate, it might

I am a US citizen since 1994.  I married in 1994 & my wife got a Green
Card by virtue of this in 1995.
We lived continuously in USA till 2002 when we moved to India so I
could work for a major US corporation.

What EXACTLY is involved with the required medical exam? I presume I'll need
one as I am in the States and just married a USC... Just curious to know what
to expect.
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I am a US citizen and want to sponsor my family (mother, father and
brother) for green cards. My brother is 19 years old. Do I need to
sponsor all of them separately, or can my mother or father sponsor
him, so I'd only sponsor my mother and father? I thought my parents

Hi, I've been trawling through the threads here (found some very helpful
info), but I've been unable to find anything relating to my
circumstances.  I hope someone can help, or point me in the right
direction.

I have interviews for american colleges that begin on the 25th of
February My visa appointment to get a B-1/2 to go attend these
auditions/interviews is on the 6th February. I was once refused entry to
the USA. Will they be sympathetic at all to the timesensitive nature of

In my Green card processing, I'm at "cleared Labour and I140 and
waiting for my priority date to become current to apply for I485"
state. I might be required to go back to my home country and spend a
couple of years there. My employer would keep me in the US job, but is

Have done my best to read up, using this excellent forum. Clearly I will
need to speak to a competent lawyer pretty soon (any recommendations
appreciated) but here's the situation in a nutshell:
* 36 year old British male, currently in Sydney on tourist Visa

I came to the US four years ago on an H4 visa, my husband being the H1b
visa holder. When I filled out the paperwork, I answered no to the
question about arrests and convictions.
When I was 17 or 18 (I truly can't remember what year it was) I had had

I worked in the USA for over 10 years but have decided to return to the UK.
I've been told that your green card will become invalid if you stay outside
the USA for 6 consecutive months. However, I've also heard that you need to
fill in forms to drop your green card. Which ...

I'm confident that I can cover the national interest waiver for the EB-
3;
However I'm not sure of the effect of applying for an immigrant visa
while holding a visitor visa and living in London.