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  1.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: Petitioning Family while in the military
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    While there is nothing on the employer end that needs to state this, it may come up in your consular appointment when you go for stamping. I would have supporting evidence of court cases / exoneration for your interview in the case that it comes up.
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    There's no shortcut to a greencard. Are you eligible for H1B sponsorship? The lottery is over for this year but lots of non profit orgs and schools still support and they are exempt from the lottery.
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    You need to provide more information. What was the basis for your waiver request? Did you not receive a letter outlining the error? Had you received a "favorable" decision from your consulate?
  5.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: I-751 ROC Filers - January 2023
  6.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: Daughter is going through AOS
  7.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: Marrying a U.S citizen who's in prison - which visa ?
  8.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: Marrying a U.S citizen who's in prison - which visa ?
  9.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: Time between ESTA visits
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    The actual TN process is incredibly simple once you qualify, the grey area here I suppose is the category that you would come under under the NAFTA professionals list. ACCOUNTANT Baccalaureate or Licenciatura Degree; or C.P.A, C.A., C.G.A., or C.M.A. ECONOMIST Baccalaureate or Licenciatura Degree MATHEMATICIAN (to include statistician) Baccalaureate or Licenciatura Degree These are the 3 that stand out to me. the actual process is easy and does not need a lawyer, unless they have the money they're willing to spend. Your employer needs to write a DETAILED letter that you can present at the border and be processed there. It should outline the work you will do, daily duties and responsibilites, the impact you will have, why you are the best person for the job, why you are a skilled professional etc. Then you bring your offer letter as well as copies of your degrees. TN visas are granted 3 years at at time and can be renewed indefinitely. The other option is H1B, which is dual intent. If your employer is CAP exempt, then they can file for you at any time. If they're cap subject, it won't be happening this year.
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    Even though you have a valid stamp, you still need an active employer to sponsor you. If you have an approved i797, it is invalid without paystubs and proof of employment. For Cap Exempt, regular processing, we see a turnaround time of 70 to 90 days for approval.
  12.    Chancy reacted to a post in a topic: Advice on timing between trips (Merged threads)
  13.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: I did not collect my bags on my entry to the US from international flight. They said I violated federal law and it will be put in my passport.
  14.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: Advice on timing between trips (Merged threads)
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    I'm not sure I've ever seen anything stipulating 180 days per calendar year. The point of the ESTA is for it not to be abused, and I would say that 2 x 90 day trips per year raises some eyebrows, especially when you are visiting a spouse. If you have ties to home that are concrete, bring pay stubs and rental agreements if needs be, show that you don't intend to stay, your visit may not be over scrutinised.
  17.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: County sent me a form to register to vote
  18.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: Social security ????????
  19.    Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic: Learned Fiance has an Arrest Warrant for a Serious Criminal Offense
  20.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Please Help! Travelling while adjustment of status
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    OP: new employers, especially if they're cap exempt, may not be able / willing to cover that fee. Thankfully you do not need a second approval for employment to begin, but if you have any international travel planned, then you should be ready to pay it if they are not willing. H-1Bs are straightforward outside of the lottery, so if they're a cap exempt employer, and you need assistance, please reach out It's my day job!
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    There have been cases where some employees (research scholar is what we sponsor) have not been sure as the consulate officer has failed to mark the box on their DS2019 and also the passport visa does not reflect it, however, in those cases where there is uncertainty you must request an Advisory Opinion from the Dept. of State.
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    I am so so sorry you had such an awful experience!! There was no need for her to be so rude to you. Not being able to provide a DEPENDENT ID without a social is ridiculous. I still don't have my social on their system (it's been 3 years, but i will do it when i renew next year). Go back with the SSN in two weeks, plus her passport and a translated birth cert (you should have that already from the immigrant petition / adjustment of status?) and your marriage cert. Best of luck!!
  24.    YSFTRY reacted to a post in a topic: J1 VISA SPONSOR CHANGING BEFORE COMING USA
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    Did you pay the fines? Unless they were over $500, I would not be worried.
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    Without military orders, you can't request an accommodation based on possibility unfortunately. I hope for your sake that your spouse does not get deployed.
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    If you get a new employer, they should file a new H1B for you. If you have an active H1B, they would file it as “change of employer”, but you need an approval before actually coming to the US and beginning employment. So you have been working from India for a U.S. company since last year? What address is on your LCA?
  29.    powerpuff reacted to a post in a topic: Please Help! Travelling while adjustment of status
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    Also, apologies I didn't address this right away. Once they understood the error, they submitted a request for withdrawal of the AOS, to keep everything compliant. I don't know what acknowledgement they received or when they received any (if they did). Either way, the AOS will be abandoned when you are a no show for an eventual interview.
  32.    SalishSea reacted to a post in a topic: Please Help! Travelling while adjustment of status
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    CR1 took just over 12 months. They also reached out to their congressman who may have helped expedite as her husband was Active Duty and they made a case based on that. She travelled without even receiving her EAD, she was totally misinformed and thought her receipt notice was enough (!!!!). To this day, I don't know why she didn't just ask me, but alas!
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