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Discussion/information on visas pertaining to US.

• Re: H1 to F1 to H1 question
  In article
  <fcfa8691-c5c9-43e6-8899-b2683 932e...@n33g2000pri.googlegrou ps.com>,
  The H-1 time will be preserved, but your employer will have to apply as
  you said. In the application for H1 there is a section to show your
  time on H1 previously. You should keep all of your travel records going
  back to your first H1 to prove this without some kind of question. You
• Re: I-140 & DS-156
  Thanks for all the replies so far. One more question. My current visa
  (E-2) expires in 2010. With an approved I-140, will it be a problem
  when I return from an international travel? Thanks
• H1 to F1 to H1 question
  Hello
  I have a H1 visa that will finish its 6 yr term in Sep 2010. I wish to
  pursue a full time MBA next year and my visa will get changed to F1.
  Once I am done with my MBA and apply for a new H1, will the H1 still
  have a year of work left on it or will it reset to a new 6 yr term ?
  ( Will I have enough time to apply for a green card with the new
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• Recapture of H1 Visa
  Hi,
  I changed my employer in the US and got a new H1 B visa in 2007 and
  was employed from Oct 2007. After staying in the US till Dec 20th,
  2007, I was deputed to India by my employer for short term assignment
  and this assignment kept on extending and finally, I was terminated by
  my employer just because I made an enquiry with one of the consultants
• Re: Visa Number and Adjustment Of Status and I130
  In article <1229672720.492...@nntp.acecap e.com>, littleredridinghood
  Every month the US Department of State issues the "Visa Bulletin" which
  lists the current dates. Some countries have special dates and all the
  rest are lumped together.
  You can sign up to have the bulletin or the notice of the bulletin
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• Vietnam Tourist Visa, Vietnam Business Visa
  Vietnam Entry Visa on arrival is the best way to get visa quickly and
  hassle-free. Normally, it takes 2-3 working days to get approval
  letter (in urgent case, it take 1 day or half day depend on customer's
  request). Then we send you a copy and you use it to fly to Vietnam. At
  a Vietnam International Airport , you will get visa stamped on your
• Visa Number and Adjustment Of Status and I130
  Heres some background
  Male son of US Citizen
  I130 was approved on August 2007
  I received a letter the next month (September 2007) indicating that Visa
  Numbers are currently unavailable for those in my status
  preference category: F1 (unmarried son/daughter of US Citizen)
  priority date: Feb 2005
  What am I to do next?
• Re: I-140 & DS-156
  J. J. Farrell wrote on 12/18/08 16:41:
  Oops. Yes, you're right. I was thinking about the question about having a visa
  denied.
• Re: I-140 & DS-156
  They don't ask that on the I-94W or for ESTA - just the stuff about "are
  you applying to enter the USA in order to commit a terrorist outrage -
  come on, be honest now". Not that it makes much difference these days as
  the information will almost always be available to the inspector anyway.
• Re: I-140 & DS-156
  My interest wrote on 12/17/08 08:18:
  No, it is not possible to cancel it.
  Non-immigrant forms, including the green I-94W for the visa waiver, have a
  question "Has an immigrant petition EVER been filed for you?"
  Of course, it is not impossible to get a non-immigrant visa or be admitted on
  visa waiver once an I-140 has been filed for a person. You "just" have to
• Re: I-140 & DS-156
  It's one of the many things which will be considered when deciding
  whether or not to admit you. In the past you've explicitly declared a
  wish to reside in the USA, so that increases the risk that you'll stay
  illegally if they let you in. As long as your travel patterns to the USA
  are reasonable and you've never overstayed an admission, it's unlikely
• Re: I-140 & DS-156
  On Dec 17, 10:42 am, "Joe Feise (Immigration)" <m...@privacy.net>
  wrote:
  Even if, essentially the I-140 is useless (i.e. the employment is
  terminated)? If so, is there any way to "cancel" the I-140 for the
  purpose of eliminate any potential (negative?) impact for VWP
  eligibility?
• Re: I-140 & DS-156
  My interest wrote on 12/17/08 07:12:
  Yes, it will.