qualified_trash
05-19 11:49 AM
Immigration laws are a federal mandate. It does not matter where your lawyer is based...........
Try to get a good lawyer. Where they are located should never be a consideration.
Try to get a good lawyer. Where they are located should never be a consideration.
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theshiningsun
06-15 09:38 PM
hi attorneys,
i am working in the US on H-1B. i also hv an approved I-140 but not yet applied for I-485.
now i am planning to start my own business and apply for an investor visa under EB-5 category. can i do this?
if i apply under EB-5 does that automatically cancel my current GC applied by my employer?
while the EB-5 GC is in process can i continue to work in the US on H-1B? (i hv not finished my 6 yrs on H-1B)
appreciate ur inputs. thx in advance,
i am working in the US on H-1B. i also hv an approved I-140 but not yet applied for I-485.
now i am planning to start my own business and apply for an investor visa under EB-5 category. can i do this?
if i apply under EB-5 does that automatically cancel my current GC applied by my employer?
while the EB-5 GC is in process can i continue to work in the US on H-1B? (i hv not finished my 6 yrs on H-1B)
appreciate ur inputs. thx in advance,
poorslumdog
05-14 01:07 PM
Hi,
My PD is 2006 under EB-2 category. My family and I filed for GC on the same day. Now, I am planning to file a new I-140 under EB1. My kid is going to be 18 soon. What is the age limit for dependent to file for GC with the parents?
Your reply is greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
I am just asking for information...How you are moving to EB1 from EB2. Can you share with us...?
My PD is 2006 under EB-2 category. My family and I filed for GC on the same day. Now, I am planning to file a new I-140 under EB1. My kid is going to be 18 soon. What is the age limit for dependent to file for GC with the parents?
Your reply is greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
I am just asking for information...How you are moving to EB1 from EB2. Can you share with us...?
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Ann Ruben
01-28 09:49 AM
Because you remained in the US for more than a year after USCIS denied your change of status you are barred from entering the US for 10 years. However, you are entitled to apply for a waiver of this 10 year bar pursuant to �212(d)(3)(A) of the INA which, if granted, would enable you to obtain an L-2 visa and legally enter the US.
If you are not upfront about your prior overstay, you commit visa fraud. As a consequence, you will face a lifetime bar to enter the US with little or no possibility of a waiver.
If you are not upfront about your prior overstay, you commit visa fraud. As a consequence, you will face a lifetime bar to enter the US with little or no possibility of a waiver.
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bigboy007
11-01 11:46 AM
bump ... any ideas please
wandmaker
05-12 01:00 PM
I understand that a H1B visa is the expense to the employer and is not a taxable benefit to the employee. If a company wishes to pay for the green card for the employee, granting them permanent residence in the U.S., is this a taxable benefit to the employee? Should it be added to their W-2? If yes, where is the IRS documentation on this? I can�t find it. Thanks.
If the company pays for GC expenses directly, then it is an expense to the company, and it will not be reported on W2 as it is not a taxable benefit. However, if you are being reimbursed for GC expenses, *some* companies report this in paycheck as non-taxable income, again you will not be paying taxes to IRS on this. It is just a record keeping.
If the company pays for GC expenses directly, then it is an expense to the company, and it will not be reported on W2 as it is not a taxable benefit. However, if you are being reimbursed for GC expenses, *some* companies report this in paycheck as non-taxable income, again you will not be paying taxes to IRS on this. It is just a record keeping.
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Rockey
02-29 01:37 PM
Hello Gurus,
I have a strange situation, request advice, suggestions and ideas from expertise...,
My H1 B petition/I 94 is expiring on July 14th 2008, I need to apply for extenstion now. I have applied for 140 and 485 through another company B as future employee.
Now, I cannot show to my current company that i have applied for 140 and 485 and I need to extend H1.
In the H1 extension forms/questionaire there is a column asking if you have ever applied for 485 and 140, since i cannot disclose this to my current emp, can I just say 'No' to these questions. If I say No what would be the impact?
or Do we have to say 'Yes' Mandatorily else will it create problems??
Please show some light on this..
Reg
Rockey.
I have a strange situation, request advice, suggestions and ideas from expertise...,
My H1 B petition/I 94 is expiring on July 14th 2008, I need to apply for extenstion now. I have applied for 140 and 485 through another company B as future employee.
Now, I cannot show to my current company that i have applied for 140 and 485 and I need to extend H1.
In the H1 extension forms/questionaire there is a column asking if you have ever applied for 485 and 140, since i cannot disclose this to my current emp, can I just say 'No' to these questions. If I say No what would be the impact?
or Do we have to say 'Yes' Mandatorily else will it create problems??
Please show some light on this..
Reg
Rockey.
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freddyCR
February 1st, 2005, 11:52 AM
Well...I guess there are as many different opinions on that, as there are varieties of coffee. For me, it certainly is.