http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/usc...00082ca60aRCRD
Good article to read on USCIS website, apart from AC21 and porting, a very specific para is:
Q5. Can I accept a different position or receive a promotion from my employer and remain eligible to adjust my status to permanent residence?
A5. USCIS will evaluate these situations on a case-by-case basis. The job duties for each position, the SOC codes for each position, and any differences in the wages will be the determining factors as to whether you remain eligible. Regardless of whether the new job is considered a demotion, a lateral move or a promotion within the company for which the beneficiary is employed, the job duties must be sufficiently similar. USCIS officers will view the totality of the circumstances in light of the congressional intent, expressed in INA section 204(j), as enacted by 106(c) of AC21, to facilitate job mobility within the same or similar occupational classification for qualifying aliens with long-pending adjustment applications.
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ps: credit to ponty2012 on trackitt for finding this information.
I am not a lawyer, and it's always best to consult an immigration attorney.
Service Center: TSC
485 Approved Date: Mar 13, 2012
765/131 Approved Date: Jan 05, 2012
FP Appointment Date: Dec 14, 2011
FP Notice Date: Nov 17, 2011
485/765/131 Notice Date: Nov 7, 2011
485/765/131 Receipt Date:Nov 3, 2011
485/765/131 Mailed Date: Nov 2, 2011
Above details are same for both primary and dependent. Good luck !!
That's tricky and in my opinion risky. In the eyes of the USCIS, the premise of your application is a Company A at location A for job A. If any of those change, its a red flag for them. It might be easier to be an IL employee who works in NY vs being a NY employee working in NY. Are you in consulting or an industry job ? What I said is more relevant for an industry job. I would talk to an independent immigration lawyer.
For what its worth, my law firm (fragomen) has told me that if I wanted to move to a different office in my Firm, it would be a do-over.
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I no longer provide calculations/predictions ever since whereismyGC.com was created.
I do run this site only as an administrator. Our goal is to improve clarity of GC process to help people plan their lives better.
Use the info at your risk. None of this is legal advice.
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My understanding and what our law firm told is that GC can be for future position and in my EV letter they mentioned that they r applying 485 for my IL and also they did mention that I will be working for PERM location and role after approval and if it takes more than 180 days for approval we can apply AC21 and put new location right ? I am just concerned about any chance that I can get GC within 180 days, if so hopefully they will move me back to IL but just in case if they dont, just wondering what will happen.
I agree with Vizcard ..... but I don't see what he says vs you say in conflict. they are both true.
My firm was fragomen and tehy also said that moving to another location will be do-over. My strong suspicion is that the law firms are paid by corporations and they will say things that are in the interest of the client. Is it exactly how law expects it to be? I don't know.
But I will tell you this -if your employer (i..e your boss) is behind you 100% and is not concerned about losing you or losing his position after your GC, then what you say below is a perfect scenario and everything can be managed. All it takes is for your company to say yes you will work in IL after 485, for you to get GC. They may or may not say that based on other considerations that may not necessarily tied to the legality of the situation at hand.
I no longer provide calculations/predictions ever since whereismyGC.com was created.
I do run this site only as an administrator. Our goal is to improve clarity of GC process to help people plan their lives better.
Use the info at your risk. None of this is legal advice.
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Hi - a quick question - is it ok to change the address with USCIS a few days prior to moving?
is it a new construction or an existing one. for new construction you will have to wait till closing as address is updated in USPS database only after closing and even that takes up to a week.
for exisiting home/apartment you can go ahead and change the address. make sure your new home/apt has your name in the mail box.
It is an existing apartment - lease starts Mar-26th. Have heard that it takes USCIS 7 days to update the address in their system and my situation is that I may have to reschedule my FP appointment date with my new address since my FP date is on 3-30 (earlier walk-in was denied) in the current state. Thank you.
Yes it takes them 7 days to update. in my case, when i went for my FP appt, the address shown in the screen was the old one even though i got mail from USCIS that my address has been changed. the lady in ASC told me that they cannnot change the address over there. i went ahead and got my FP done. still waiting for my EAD/AP approval.
USCIS FY2011 Highlights Report shows improved performance since 2009 :
http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/About%20U...s%20Report.pdf
went to elizabeth, nj asc and i didnot reschedule. now that i think about it, i probably should have. this way all the depts would have the same address and probably would be easier (no confusion) to handle the case.
Hi all,
I have been checking out this forum from past couple of months and learned so much...People in here have terrific knowledge and theories. Admins are doing excellent job. Please keep up the good work..
I was looking through I-485 approvals in the tracker and observed some approvals for EB2 I&C with priority dates in the last quarter of 2008, most promising one being of 12/30/2008. While it by no means indicates that all petitions before the said date have been approved, but its indeed a good sign that USCIS is approving some cases with priority dates in the last quarter of 2008. Does anybody know when the spillover kicks in? Is it every quarter or in the last two quarters?
Is there a report on Visa Numbers used so far by DOS ?
Last I heard CO saying in January 2012, that they reached 39% not sure how much they reached now and is there any possible movement in May Visa Bulletin.
Please share your thoughts !!
2011 USCIS Highlights
http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/About%20U...s%20Report.pdf
First of all, welcome to both of you.
In my opinion USCIS can do QSP only when EB1 and ER2ROW demand is less than the allowed numbers in a particular quarter.
Please note that the demand can vary widely from one quarter to the next, depending on USCIS processing speed.
Not a Legal advice/opinion, please check with good immigration attorney.
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