Immigration Forum / USA / October 2008

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For example, for a dual nationality person, can s/he have two visa
stamps on two passports respectively?

Good Morning.
We are happy to announce that we are sponsoring H1B’s for the year
2009.
Just have a glace thru the below information about our company.

source: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/16/us/16immig.html?_r=1&oref=slogin&ref=us&pagewa
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Like many workers at the meatpacking plant here, Raul A. Garcia, a
Mexican-American, has watched with some discomfort as hundreds of
Somali immigrants have moved to town in the past ...

Dear forum members,
I'm italian, I graduated in "Electronic Engineering" in Italy and now
I'm in the US improving my english language until next december on a
F-1 Visa. From october to december I'll do an internship in my field

My name is Preethi Subramaniam and I am from India. I recently
travelled to US. The problem is with my name in the US visa. I got it
stamped as FNU Preethi Subramaniam, because my given name in Indian
passport is Preethi Subramanian and my sur name is blank. And i want

I've been trying endlessly to book an appointment on nvars.com, but no
luck yet. I read on some forums about the following agencies that can
book visa appointments in Canada -
* gtasaving.com

I'm a US resident(married to a US Citizen. been here 5 years. My parents
live in the UK and are ready to retire. They would like to move out to the
US. I know that as a resident i can not file for them,(could if i were
citizen but I'm not one !) so what else can they apply for ...

My mother (US Citizen) applied for my grandmother to get her green
card and she was approved for the consular processing option last
year. She went in the summer of last year to Mexico to take my grandma
to her appointment and when they arrived there they were told that my

I am sponsoring my fathers Green Card, and we've received a request
for him to appear for initial interview. I understand this is unusual
- what could cause it?
My biggest concern is, they want us to bring a bunch of documents, and

HUD said today that five million illegal aliens got fraudulent
mortgages.

I filed my 485 July 1, 2007 and got my EAD in September 2007.
Now, I have a very good job opportunity in another country, and I
would like to go for it, but meanwhile do not want to give up my green
card application.

My sister has just become a US citizen. We are from the UK. I was
thinking of getting her to sponsor me for a green card? I understand
there is a 12 year wait, but I was wondering if I can still visit the
US during those 12 years (on visa waivers) and also if I decided to

I have received H1B approval notice and now I don;t want to go to US
for job. Now the employer who sponsored my H1B is asking for the fees
he has paid for the processing.
Can someone tell me the way out or any way /reason for not going to US

Everything being equal, is it legal (i.e. non-discrimination based on
nationality etc) by laying off foreign workers first?