Shurap1
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It is recommended to wait for at least 180 days to make job change after your 485 is approved otherwise you may have to do lot of explaining during naturalization (N-400) time as this can be interpreted as you never had intent to work for your GC sponsoring employer.
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It means your case is outside processing times window for that service center and you cannot make any enquiries due to that.
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Oh they stopped doing online appointments it seems.. they used to allow that in the past. You can try submitting a case to Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman (CIS Ombudsman) if your case is outside of the processing times window per USCIS published timelines: https://www.dhs.gov/case-assistance Other than that there is nothing much you do at this point than wait.
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You can try taking infopass appointment.
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Nothing to worry as technically you have job for 3 months, look for new job and move on.
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Try using pdf compressor to reduce the file size.
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I-485 New Card Is Being Produced without Interview
Shurap1 replied to NEETSMAN56's topic in AOS & CP : General
Yes GC should be received soon... enjoy -
Get back to normal work routine 🙂
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1. Check this post from murthy - https://www.murthy.com/2014/04/02/selective-service-and-eligibility-for-u-s-citizenship/#:~:text=The requirement for Selective Service,other “lettered” temporary classifications. "The requirement for Selective Service registration does not apply to lawful nonimmigrants in a temporary status. This includes students, diplomats, tourists, H1B workers, J-1 visitors, and those in other “lettered” temporary classifications." 2. They will go over your form during interview. Once they come to citation question you can tell them about the ticket, they will add comment on the form and that is pretty much to it.
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I would not stress about this too much. They may ask questions about your documentation, jobs, roles and responsibilities and employers. They go over your form and make comments about the answers you give. They may ask for tax documents. Overall it is easy process unless there is you have complex history. Good luck to you.
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Filing I140/485 by same employer after the i140 is withdrawn
Shurap1 replied to Vasu22's topic in 140/485 Concurrent Filing
Requires new perm to file I140 as previous one has expired. -
You are covered if USCIS accepts the application. Hope there are not obvious mistakes (like incorrect amount check etc.) in your application as USCIS rejects such applications upfront and you cannot refile as date is no longer current.
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You need EAD to work.
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You need new perm/I140 approved before you can file I485 with new employer. One can file as long as their filing dates are current.
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She will file her 485 application as derivative applicant provided dates are current. If your 485 gets approved prior to marriage or before she arrives to US then you have will have different problems.
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Her country of chargeability would be India as well.
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File for I-485, along with EAD and AP and then continue working on EAD.
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Downgrade to EB3 from EB2 with AOS Filling
Shurap1 replied to Abhi Biswal's topic in AOS & CP : General
This was not about EB2 to EB3.... Question was "To get EB3 I140 and get EAD, is there any risk of loosing EB2 I140? If we loose now, can we file again EB2 I140 later stage if EB2 I140 goes faster? " So can you switch back to EB2 (or move up) after you moved down to EB3 by just filing new I140 and answer is no to that and would require new perm. -
Downgrade to EB3 from EB2 with AOS Filling
Shurap1 replied to Abhi Biswal's topic in AOS & CP : General
Note that: Once a PERM application is certified (approved) by DOL the employer must file an I-140 Immigrant Worker Petition with the USCIS within six months of the approval date of the PERM application. So in case if you need to file EB2 I140 then you would need to start from fresh perm. -
Why delay N 400 interview letter for my wife.
Shurap1 replied to Amstel's topic in Application Process
Not a problem... she will get it sooner or later. Nothing to worry. -
1. Many USCIS field office do interviews and separately schedule Oaths. That is field office specific practice. 2. Oath can be scheduled between 4 to 12 weeks after interview. Though there is no clear guidelines on this. This is based on the scheduling and availability of the slots. 3. You should be able to get Oath date changed. 4. Local passport offices can issue passports on the same day if you go there with the tickets and explaining travel emergency. You can also request expedited processing for a fee which you can get in two weeks. 5. After the Oath you cannot travel using Indian passport and you would have get renunication ASAP. Traveling without renunication is subjected to fines. I would enquire with Irving, TX field office if they schedule the Oath same day as interview or not. They should be able to provide timelines for Oath scheduling for your dates. Based on that you can plan the things.
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Processing time after priority date becomes current
Shurap1 replied to questionb's topic in AOS & CP : General
Just wondering - are you not planning to take citizenship? That way once parents becomes citizens, minors would get it implicitly. -
I131 was approved along with I765 & never emailed AP
Shurap1 replied to AUHproblem's topic in AOS & CP : General
I would take an infopass appointment because there have been cases where online status shows case in process but application was approved internally but never made it to mailing department (happened with me and many others about 10 years back). Did you notice if the Last Modified Date updated on your wife's case which should be similar as yours? If that is the case and online status has not been changed then most likely it is the same issue that I talked about earlier and infopass appointment should be able to resolve it. If this is not the case then you need to talk to lawyer because if her I-131 was not approved prior to travel then the I-485 may be considered as abandoned and may get rejected. -
https://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/permanent-workers/employment-based-immigration-first-preference-eb-1 You must have been employed outside the United States in the 3 years preceding the petition for at least 1 year by a firm or corporation and you must be seeking to enter the United States to continue service to that firm or organization. Your employment must have been outside the United States in a managerial or executive capacity and with the same employer, an affiliate, or a subsidiary of the employer. So you are not qualified as it is more than 3 years since you left company A.
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How long you were with the GC sponsoring employer?