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waiting2007
04-01 02:37 PM
I think all folks except you know this . You have been a member since 2007 and have only 13 posts. That just shows either you don't visit IV forums that often or you were busy with threads that only you are interested in..
No of posts doesn't means that I don't visit often..Yes true. Why should I read something in which I am not interested earlier..
It has been mentioned in a number of threads that only recurring monthly contributions get donor forum access. I wonder how you could have missed it . It was not in fine print but in large letters.
I think there are other folks who are missing it too...It should appear right at the place where folks are making contributions (i.e. when they are clicking on contribution button) but then it may decrease the donation..I don't think letters are LARGE enough..The issue is it just doesn't feel right..I know such effort needs lot of money but employing such tactics won't help the cause. May be admin should come with better alternatives...You are dividing people here: If you don't have enough money we won't give you full information. Fine with your folks if it seems right to you but I won't agree with such strategy. It also doesn't work other way: If I contribute $300 today, one time, I won;t get access but if I do similar contribution ($25*12) I'll get THE access.. Thanks You and ALL THE BEST
No of posts doesn't means that I don't visit often..Yes true. Why should I read something in which I am not interested earlier..
It has been mentioned in a number of threads that only recurring monthly contributions get donor forum access. I wonder how you could have missed it . It was not in fine print but in large letters.
I think there are other folks who are missing it too...It should appear right at the place where folks are making contributions (i.e. when they are clicking on contribution button) but then it may decrease the donation..I don't think letters are LARGE enough..The issue is it just doesn't feel right..I know such effort needs lot of money but employing such tactics won't help the cause. May be admin should come with better alternatives...You are dividing people here: If you don't have enough money we won't give you full information. Fine with your folks if it seems right to you but I won't agree with such strategy. It also doesn't work other way: If I contribute $300 today, one time, I won;t get access but if I do similar contribution ($25*12) I'll get THE access.. Thanks You and ALL THE BEST
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rajusk
03-23 03:03 PM
I applied for my EAD - paper based filing at Texas Srvc Center. They generated the receipt # on March 5th 2009.
When I enter my receipt # online, I get the message that I have entered a wrong receipt #. The same thing happens when I call in. The Customer Rep cannot give me any further information either.
Anyone else faced this issue before?
:confused:
GTGC,
I have e-filed on Feb13th 2009 for TSC service center
So far I have received only the physical notice
I am not able to track my application online, because it is not available in their system.
I went ahead and raised a service request this morning.
I will update if I anything changes in my case. I would appreciate if you do the same.
When I enter my receipt # online, I get the message that I have entered a wrong receipt #. The same thing happens when I call in. The Customer Rep cannot give me any further information either.
Anyone else faced this issue before?
:confused:
GTGC,
I have e-filed on Feb13th 2009 for TSC service center
So far I have received only the physical notice
I am not able to track my application online, because it is not available in their system.
I went ahead and raised a service request this morning.
I will update if I anything changes in my case. I would appreciate if you do the same.
javadeveloper
08-07 04:27 PM
Can you suggest how is Porting done if I-485 are already filed under EB-3. Do you have to file another set of I-485s. Or you just need new Labor & I-140 ?
You have to go through whole process (Labor,I-40,485) again under Eb2.But when you apply for I-140 company sends a letter to USCIS to use the Old(EB3) PD instead of new PD(Eb2).
But few things are not clear like
What happens to Eb3's I-140 and 485 if for some reason Eb2's I-140 and 485 gets rejected.Will USCIS processes Eb3's 485 and Eb2's 485 in parallel or they'll cancel Eb3's 140 and 485?If they cancel exactly at what they cancel?
You have to go through whole process (Labor,I-40,485) again under Eb2.But when you apply for I-140 company sends a letter to USCIS to use the Old(EB3) PD instead of new PD(Eb2).
But few things are not clear like
What happens to Eb3's I-140 and 485 if for some reason Eb2's I-140 and 485 gets rejected.Will USCIS processes Eb3's 485 and Eb2's 485 in parallel or they'll cancel Eb3's 140 and 485?If they cancel exactly at what they cancel?
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kkcal2002
11-22 04:21 PM
I appologise if this question is totally unrelevant to this thread. Please give me some suggestions or directions to appropriate thread.
Here is my question:
BEC Status check says my case is CERTIFIED from monday. Since my PD(EB3-RIR-PD July 2002 from CA) is not current or it is not going to be current in near future i.e., atleast in another 6-12 months, Is it worth spending for I-140 premium processing ?, how much it would cost and also If I choose regular path to process I-140, how long will it take to get approval.
thx and greatly appreciated you guys suggestions.
thx
kkcal2002
Here is my question:
BEC Status check says my case is CERTIFIED from monday. Since my PD(EB3-RIR-PD July 2002 from CA) is not current or it is not going to be current in near future i.e., atleast in another 6-12 months, Is it worth spending for I-140 premium processing ?, how much it would cost and also If I choose regular path to process I-140, how long will it take to get approval.
thx and greatly appreciated you guys suggestions.
thx
kkcal2002
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hebbar77
05-19 02:19 PM
Hi All,
Please accept my apologies for posting an irrelevent thread.
My friend is looking for a analog/mixed signal engineer position ASAP. His current employer is in financial trouble. candidate has a PhD.
I am pasting his resume below! Anyone who can help, please contact him.
sudheerss@gmail.com
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007
Major: Solid State and Microelectronics Minor: Mechanical Engineering
M. Tech. Electronics Design and Technology, Indian Institute of Science, 2002
B. E. Electronics Engineering, University of Mysore, India, 1999
EXPERIENCE
a company in north east USA(name not disclosed here) - MEMS R&D Engineer Oct. 2007 – present
• Inertial measurement unit design
Responsible for all aspects of MEMS sensor design: analytical modeling, FEA, mask layout and process flow development; Developed SOI process flow and wafer level packaging solution with TSV; significantly modified MEMS structure to enable differential sensing, analyzed accelerometer, gyro sensitivity and cross-axis sensitivity, extracted system macro-model; Improved Q and noise floor by analyzing squeeze film damping, identified required vacuum package pressure and Q for sustained drive mode oscillations, reduced ZRO using electrostatic tuning to compensate for mismatches; developed preliminary Electromechanical Delta-Sigma sense loop and ASIC block diagram, interacted with analog/mixed signal design experts
• High resolution accelerometer for seismic/space application
Won contract and wrote proposals for two sub-projects: (a) accelerometer design and (b) circuit board design for MEMS control; Responsible for analytical modeling of MEMS and directing off-shore FEA activity; oversee/guide off-shore circuit design activity; manage interaction between customer and various design teams
• Electrostatically actuated two axis micro-mirror array design
Successfully designed and tested micro-mirrors. Performed natural frequency and voltage-tilt characterization using a MEMS motion analyzer at foundry – triggered payment; Identified root-cause for higher actuation voltages; Interacted extensively with, and traveled to foundry to understand process capabilities for lithography, etching, packaging, system level issues, final device integration and ensured design for manufacturability; Completed pixel level FEA and mask layout of an entire array of several thousand MEMS mirrors single handedly using IntelliSuite; designed micro-mirrors with various spring configurations, optimized pixel performance to meet required actuation voltage and tilt specification with FEA, simulated process corners to check for pull-in and actuation voltage variations, analyzed intra and inter pixel cross-talk;
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Research Assistant Aug. 2003 - Aug. 2007
• Developed micro-sensors for gaseous and liquid analytes based on colorimetric change of liquid crystals supported by microfabricated pillar arrays, with on-chip detection electronics.
• Developed chemical/biological sensors using dissolvable membranes with on-chip electrical and optical detection elements and implemented wireless transmission electronics for these sensors.
• Realized a mechanism to acquire gas samples into microfluidic channels using surface chemistry.
• Microfabricated and characterized MOS transistors and ring oscillators from bare Si wafer. Guided and supervised the activities of students at the micro-fabrication facility (teaching assistantship).
ST Microelectronics, Noida, India - Design Engineer April 2002 - June 2003
• Designed and implemented digital circuits for set-top boxes using register transfer language.
• Extensively used Synopsys synthesis and timing analysis tools (ASIC design).
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India - Fellow Aug. 2000 - Jan. 2002
• Embedded System Design: Designed and implemented the hardware (component selection, printed circuit board design/fabrication) and software for a Bluetooth LAN Access Point.
• Process technology: Designed and simulated the performance of on-chip dual threshold voltage transistors using dual thickness gate oxide with technology CAD tools.
• Transistor/layout: Implemented an 8-bit pseudo random sequence generator with Tanner tools.
• Register Transfer Language: Designed and implemented a Viterbi encoder/decoder using VHDL.
Sudheer, 1 of 3
SKILLS
Design Software
MEMS design, mask layout, FEA and system level simulation using IntelliSuite
IC circuit/layout/mask design tools – Tanner, Mentor Graphics
IC Technology CAD tools - Atlas, Athena, Supreme, Silvaco
Printed circuit board design – Easy PC, Orcad design suite
Register Transfer Language – VHDL, Synopsys
Embedded systems programming using ‘C’ cross compilers and assembly language
Microfabrication (Class 100 cleanroom)
Spin coating and photolithography – Canon and Karl Suss aligners (2 μm process)
Deposition: Sputtering, Evaporation, PECVD, LPCVD, Electroplating, Photo-imageable polymers
Etch techniques: Plasma and reactive ion etching, wet etching, lift-off process
Liquid-phase photopolymerization to create functionalized polymer-based microfluidic devices
PDMS/SU-8 molding for microfluidic devices
Device Characterization
MEMS motion analyzer (UMech) – Natural frequency, static voltage response, static profilometry.
MOSFET characterization using semiconductor parameter analyzer and probe station
Capacitance measurement using Impedance analyzer
Thin-film thickness measurement using ellipsometer
Etch and deposition rate characterization using profilometer
Optical microscope/stereomicroscope, scanning electron microscope, fluorescence microscope
Absorption spectra measurement using fiber optic spectrometer
Liquid crystal analysis using polarization microscopy
Contact angle measurement using goniometer
Flow rate measurement using NIH ImageJ software
PATENT
“Detecting and determining the concentration of a target bio-agent,” H. Jiang and S. S. Sridharamurthy (applied for through the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation)
PUBLICATIONS
Journals
S. S. Sridharamurthy, K. D. Cadwell, N. L. Abbott and H. Jiang, “A microstructure for detection of vapor-phase analytes based on orientational transitions of liquid crystals,” Smart Materials and Structures, vol. 17, 012001, 2008.
S. S. Sridharamurthy and H. Jiang, “A microfluidic device to acquire gaseous samples via surface tension held gas-liquid interface,” IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 7, no. 9, pp. 1315-1316, 2007.
S. S. Sridharamurthy, L. Dong and H. Jiang, “Microfluidic chemical/biological sensing system based on membrane-dissolution and optical absorption,” Measurement Science and Technology, vol. 18, pp. 201-207, 2007.
S. S. Sridharamurthy, A. K. Agarwal, D. J. Beebe and H. Jiang, “Dissolvable membranes as sensing elements for microfluidics based biological/chemical sensors,” Lab Chip, vol. 7, pp. 840-842, 2006.
A. K. Agarwal, S. S. Sridharamurthy, D. J. Beebe, and H. Jiang, “Programmable autonomous micromixers and micropumps,” IEEE/ASME Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems, vol. 14, no. 6, pp. 1409-1412, 2005.
Sudheer, 2 of 3
Conferences
S.S. Sridharamurthy, K. D. Cadwell, N. L. Abbott and H. Jiang, “A liquid crystal based gas sensor using microfabricated pillar arrays as a support structure,” The 6th IEEE Conference on Sensors, Atlanta, GA, Oct. 28 – 31, 2007.
S.S. Sridharamurthy, A. K. Agarwal, L. Dong, D. Cheng and H. Jiang, “On-chip integration of a microfluidic valve and pump for sample acquisition and movement,” SPIE Photonics West MOEMS-MEMS Micro and Nano fabrication, San Jose, CA, Jan. 20 – 25, 2007, vol. 6464, pp. 6464OJ-1.
S.S. Sridharamurthy, A.K. Agarwal, L. Dong, and H. Jiang, “A wireless chemical and biological microsensor based on dissolvable membranes,” The 4th IEEE Conference on Sensors, Irvine, CA, Oct. 31 - Nov. 3, 2005, pp. 476-479.
L. Dong, A.K. Agarwal, S.S. Sridharamurthy, D.J. Beebe, H. Jiang, “A tunable liquid microlens driven by temperature-sensitive hydrogel,” The 9th Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences, Boston, MA, Oct. 9 – 13, 2005, pp. 1161-1163.
S. S. Sridharamurthy, A. K. Agarwal, D. J. Beebe, and H. Jiang, “A fluidic chemical and biological sensing mechanism with high transduction based on dissolvable membranes,” Technical Digest of the 13th International Conference on Solid-State Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems (Transducers’05), Seoul, Korea, June 5 – 9, 2005, pp. 1820-1823.
A. K. Agarwal, S. S. Sridharamurthy, T. M. Pearce, G. A. Mensing, D. J. Beebe and H. Jiang, “Magnetically-driven actuation using liquid-phase polymerization (LPP) and its application: a programmable micromixer,” Technical Digest of the Solid-State Sensor, Actuator and Microsystems Workshop, Hilton Head Island, SC, June 6 – 10, 2004, pp. 121 - 124.
Simi E., Sudheer S.S and N. Bhat, “Dual Vt Technology using Dual Thickness Gate Oxide,” 5th IEEE VLSI Design and Test Workshop, Bangalore, India, Aug. 16 – 18, 2001.
Book chapters
S. S. Sridharamurthy, “Neural Telemetry,” in J. G. Webster (ed.), Neuro-engineering (in preparation).
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
• Reviewer for the journal - ‘Measurement Science and Technology’, Institute of Physics (IOP)
• Full-member of Sigma-Xi
• Member of IEEE
AWARDS
• Best project award – “Dual Vt technology using dual thickness gate oxide,” Indian Institute of Science, 2001.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
South Indian music on the Mandolin, building solid-body mandolins and guitars, playing cricket
Sudheer, 3 of3
Please accept my apologies for posting an irrelevent thread.
My friend is looking for a analog/mixed signal engineer position ASAP. His current employer is in financial trouble. candidate has a PhD.
I am pasting his resume below! Anyone who can help, please contact him.
sudheerss@gmail.com
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007
Major: Solid State and Microelectronics Minor: Mechanical Engineering
M. Tech. Electronics Design and Technology, Indian Institute of Science, 2002
B. E. Electronics Engineering, University of Mysore, India, 1999
EXPERIENCE
a company in north east USA(name not disclosed here) - MEMS R&D Engineer Oct. 2007 – present
• Inertial measurement unit design
Responsible for all aspects of MEMS sensor design: analytical modeling, FEA, mask layout and process flow development; Developed SOI process flow and wafer level packaging solution with TSV; significantly modified MEMS structure to enable differential sensing, analyzed accelerometer, gyro sensitivity and cross-axis sensitivity, extracted system macro-model; Improved Q and noise floor by analyzing squeeze film damping, identified required vacuum package pressure and Q for sustained drive mode oscillations, reduced ZRO using electrostatic tuning to compensate for mismatches; developed preliminary Electromechanical Delta-Sigma sense loop and ASIC block diagram, interacted with analog/mixed signal design experts
• High resolution accelerometer for seismic/space application
Won contract and wrote proposals for two sub-projects: (a) accelerometer design and (b) circuit board design for MEMS control; Responsible for analytical modeling of MEMS and directing off-shore FEA activity; oversee/guide off-shore circuit design activity; manage interaction between customer and various design teams
• Electrostatically actuated two axis micro-mirror array design
Successfully designed and tested micro-mirrors. Performed natural frequency and voltage-tilt characterization using a MEMS motion analyzer at foundry – triggered payment; Identified root-cause for higher actuation voltages; Interacted extensively with, and traveled to foundry to understand process capabilities for lithography, etching, packaging, system level issues, final device integration and ensured design for manufacturability; Completed pixel level FEA and mask layout of an entire array of several thousand MEMS mirrors single handedly using IntelliSuite; designed micro-mirrors with various spring configurations, optimized pixel performance to meet required actuation voltage and tilt specification with FEA, simulated process corners to check for pull-in and actuation voltage variations, analyzed intra and inter pixel cross-talk;
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Research Assistant Aug. 2003 - Aug. 2007
• Developed micro-sensors for gaseous and liquid analytes based on colorimetric change of liquid crystals supported by microfabricated pillar arrays, with on-chip detection electronics.
• Developed chemical/biological sensors using dissolvable membranes with on-chip electrical and optical detection elements and implemented wireless transmission electronics for these sensors.
• Realized a mechanism to acquire gas samples into microfluidic channels using surface chemistry.
• Microfabricated and characterized MOS transistors and ring oscillators from bare Si wafer. Guided and supervised the activities of students at the micro-fabrication facility (teaching assistantship).
ST Microelectronics, Noida, India - Design Engineer April 2002 - June 2003
• Designed and implemented digital circuits for set-top boxes using register transfer language.
• Extensively used Synopsys synthesis and timing analysis tools (ASIC design).
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India - Fellow Aug. 2000 - Jan. 2002
• Embedded System Design: Designed and implemented the hardware (component selection, printed circuit board design/fabrication) and software for a Bluetooth LAN Access Point.
• Process technology: Designed and simulated the performance of on-chip dual threshold voltage transistors using dual thickness gate oxide with technology CAD tools.
• Transistor/layout: Implemented an 8-bit pseudo random sequence generator with Tanner tools.
• Register Transfer Language: Designed and implemented a Viterbi encoder/decoder using VHDL.
Sudheer, 1 of 3
SKILLS
Design Software
MEMS design, mask layout, FEA and system level simulation using IntelliSuite
IC circuit/layout/mask design tools – Tanner, Mentor Graphics
IC Technology CAD tools - Atlas, Athena, Supreme, Silvaco
Printed circuit board design – Easy PC, Orcad design suite
Register Transfer Language – VHDL, Synopsys
Embedded systems programming using ‘C’ cross compilers and assembly language
Microfabrication (Class 100 cleanroom)
Spin coating and photolithography – Canon and Karl Suss aligners (2 μm process)
Deposition: Sputtering, Evaporation, PECVD, LPCVD, Electroplating, Photo-imageable polymers
Etch techniques: Plasma and reactive ion etching, wet etching, lift-off process
Liquid-phase photopolymerization to create functionalized polymer-based microfluidic devices
PDMS/SU-8 molding for microfluidic devices
Device Characterization
MEMS motion analyzer (UMech) – Natural frequency, static voltage response, static profilometry.
MOSFET characterization using semiconductor parameter analyzer and probe station
Capacitance measurement using Impedance analyzer
Thin-film thickness measurement using ellipsometer
Etch and deposition rate characterization using profilometer
Optical microscope/stereomicroscope, scanning electron microscope, fluorescence microscope
Absorption spectra measurement using fiber optic spectrometer
Liquid crystal analysis using polarization microscopy
Contact angle measurement using goniometer
Flow rate measurement using NIH ImageJ software
PATENT
“Detecting and determining the concentration of a target bio-agent,” H. Jiang and S. S. Sridharamurthy (applied for through the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation)
PUBLICATIONS
Journals
S. S. Sridharamurthy, K. D. Cadwell, N. L. Abbott and H. Jiang, “A microstructure for detection of vapor-phase analytes based on orientational transitions of liquid crystals,” Smart Materials and Structures, vol. 17, 012001, 2008.
S. S. Sridharamurthy and H. Jiang, “A microfluidic device to acquire gaseous samples via surface tension held gas-liquid interface,” IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 7, no. 9, pp. 1315-1316, 2007.
S. S. Sridharamurthy, L. Dong and H. Jiang, “Microfluidic chemical/biological sensing system based on membrane-dissolution and optical absorption,” Measurement Science and Technology, vol. 18, pp. 201-207, 2007.
S. S. Sridharamurthy, A. K. Agarwal, D. J. Beebe and H. Jiang, “Dissolvable membranes as sensing elements for microfluidics based biological/chemical sensors,” Lab Chip, vol. 7, pp. 840-842, 2006.
A. K. Agarwal, S. S. Sridharamurthy, D. J. Beebe, and H. Jiang, “Programmable autonomous micromixers and micropumps,” IEEE/ASME Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems, vol. 14, no. 6, pp. 1409-1412, 2005.
Sudheer, 2 of 3
Conferences
S.S. Sridharamurthy, K. D. Cadwell, N. L. Abbott and H. Jiang, “A liquid crystal based gas sensor using microfabricated pillar arrays as a support structure,” The 6th IEEE Conference on Sensors, Atlanta, GA, Oct. 28 – 31, 2007.
S.S. Sridharamurthy, A. K. Agarwal, L. Dong, D. Cheng and H. Jiang, “On-chip integration of a microfluidic valve and pump for sample acquisition and movement,” SPIE Photonics West MOEMS-MEMS Micro and Nano fabrication, San Jose, CA, Jan. 20 – 25, 2007, vol. 6464, pp. 6464OJ-1.
S.S. Sridharamurthy, A.K. Agarwal, L. Dong, and H. Jiang, “A wireless chemical and biological microsensor based on dissolvable membranes,” The 4th IEEE Conference on Sensors, Irvine, CA, Oct. 31 - Nov. 3, 2005, pp. 476-479.
L. Dong, A.K. Agarwal, S.S. Sridharamurthy, D.J. Beebe, H. Jiang, “A tunable liquid microlens driven by temperature-sensitive hydrogel,” The 9th Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences, Boston, MA, Oct. 9 – 13, 2005, pp. 1161-1163.
S. S. Sridharamurthy, A. K. Agarwal, D. J. Beebe, and H. Jiang, “A fluidic chemical and biological sensing mechanism with high transduction based on dissolvable membranes,” Technical Digest of the 13th International Conference on Solid-State Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems (Transducers’05), Seoul, Korea, June 5 – 9, 2005, pp. 1820-1823.
A. K. Agarwal, S. S. Sridharamurthy, T. M. Pearce, G. A. Mensing, D. J. Beebe and H. Jiang, “Magnetically-driven actuation using liquid-phase polymerization (LPP) and its application: a programmable micromixer,” Technical Digest of the Solid-State Sensor, Actuator and Microsystems Workshop, Hilton Head Island, SC, June 6 – 10, 2004, pp. 121 - 124.
Simi E., Sudheer S.S and N. Bhat, “Dual Vt Technology using Dual Thickness Gate Oxide,” 5th IEEE VLSI Design and Test Workshop, Bangalore, India, Aug. 16 – 18, 2001.
Book chapters
S. S. Sridharamurthy, “Neural Telemetry,” in J. G. Webster (ed.), Neuro-engineering (in preparation).
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
• Reviewer for the journal - ‘Measurement Science and Technology’, Institute of Physics (IOP)
• Full-member of Sigma-Xi
• Member of IEEE
AWARDS
• Best project award – “Dual Vt technology using dual thickness gate oxide,” Indian Institute of Science, 2001.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
South Indian music on the Mandolin, building solid-body mandolins and guitars, playing cricket
Sudheer, 3 of3
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01-28 09:24 AM
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02-28 02:51 PM
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I recently received some money from my family back home.
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rajpatelemail
02-07 11:14 PM
senthil is the biggest moron and did not get GC yet...
Hence he is still around , insecured and oppose with everybody's opinion.
He must be living alone, as he can not mingle even with single person on this whole planet.
nobody cares him, even in initial days, he used to cripple on everything and he feels that he is the only wise guy on the whole planet.
Especially when it comes to interpret the things, he feels taht he knows every thing. His background is mechnaical engg and
he is very very inferior and insecured guy as he is unable to get any software job. He was doing mechnaical hardcore job and used to cripple on everything and almost oppose every opinion and with everyone on this forum.
After a lot of frustration with this guy, core showed middle finger to him, since then he is confined to argue with forum members with pessimist views.
Hence he is still around , insecured and oppose with everybody's opinion.
He must be living alone, as he can not mingle even with single person on this whole planet.
nobody cares him, even in initial days, he used to cripple on everything and he feels that he is the only wise guy on the whole planet.
Especially when it comes to interpret the things, he feels taht he knows every thing. His background is mechnaical engg and
he is very very inferior and insecured guy as he is unable to get any software job. He was doing mechnaical hardcore job and used to cripple on everything and almost oppose every opinion and with everyone on this forum.
After a lot of frustration with this guy, core showed middle finger to him, since then he is confined to argue with forum members with pessimist views.
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felix31
06-27 06:41 AM
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My internship is just around the corner (after which I will be eligible for a teaching license in VA), and I began to wonder how to go around catch 22 and get SSN.
I do have ITIN but I want my teaching certificate, so can anyone suggest the best approach?
thanx a million.....
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My internship is just around the corner (after which I will be eligible for a teaching license in VA), and I began to wonder how to go around catch 22 and get SSN.
I do have ITIN but I want my teaching certificate, so can anyone suggest the best approach?
thanx a million.....
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perm2gc
01-10 12:06 PM
One of my friend, he came here last DEC 2005 from India through Atlanta based consulting company. My friend paid for his H1, he paid for Air ticket to come here. The company never gives any support to find his project. They did not give him accommodation and relocation. NOTHING from the company side for the past 1-year� we friends helped him by providing accommodation and food. By this FEB end his H1 is going to over (first 2 1/2 years approximately, he came after one year from approval). The company is not helping him by applying extension. Now he got one job, his company is not willing to sign the contract for this project. (Reason: They have to apply for extension, But they are telling their attorney advice them not to sign the contract since he is here for an year without their support, that will give a problem to the company). There is no other way for my friend other than to transfer his H1 to some other (good) company� but He doesn�t have a pay slip� What to do? The entire fault is from the company side, but my friend is suffering. (He spend his H1 cost + Air ticket for nothing�) Is there any solution for him? Please kindly advice /suggestions and Ideas�
Thanks in Advance...
Ask your friend to start talking to other companies for transferring new H1B.Once they start the paper work..file a complaint with DOL agianst former employer.You will sure get RFE but attorney can surely answer it.Many people have got with out pay stubs and many companies know what to do in such situations.So ask your friend not to worry.Everyone will have down time in their life's and your friend had just gone thru one.
Good Luck !!!
Thanks in Advance...
Ask your friend to start talking to other companies for transferring new H1B.Once they start the paper work..file a complaint with DOL agianst former employer.You will sure get RFE but attorney can surely answer it.Many people have got with out pay stubs and many companies know what to do in such situations.So ask your friend not to worry.Everyone will have down time in their life's and your friend had just gone thru one.
Good Luck !!!
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DDash
07-17 10:48 PM
You can include her later also as long as your case is not approved by the time she arrives.
Even if my PD is not current? Lets say I applied on July-2nd (which I did) and lets say my i-485 is not approved by Sep. She comes to USA by Sep. Lets say PD goes back to Jan-2004 (EB2). Can She apply in Sep?
Even if my PD is not current? Lets say I applied on July-2nd (which I did) and lets say my i-485 is not approved by Sep. She comes to USA by Sep. Lets say PD goes back to Jan-2004 (EB2). Can She apply in Sep?
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05-14 12:52 PM
talash,
I am in a similar situation. My I140 got denied by NSC due to 3-Year degree issues for EB2. I filed an MTR/Appeal (I290B) and NSC forwarded it to AAO after 6 weeks. I waited until NSC took action on the MTR (naively hoping that they would approve it) and now preparing my EB3 I140 against the same Labor. My Attorney's reason to wait was to not give NSC a reason to reject the MTR. At least now, I have a chance (even thought only .00001% probability) with AAO for EB2.
I am in a similar situation. My I140 got denied by NSC due to 3-Year degree issues for EB2. I filed an MTR/Appeal (I290B) and NSC forwarded it to AAO after 6 weeks. I waited until NSC took action on the MTR (naively hoping that they would approve it) and now preparing my EB3 I140 against the same Labor. My Attorney's reason to wait was to not give NSC a reason to reject the MTR. At least now, I have a chance (even thought only .00001% probability) with AAO for EB2.
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rogerdepena
01-12 02:45 PM
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macaca,
u nearly made it as word of the year. too bad u got plutoed.:D
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/07/word.of.the.year/index.html
CNN) -- Pluto may no longer be a planet, but it has a new claim to fame: "Plutoed" has been chosen 2006 Word of the Year by the American Dialect Society.
The society defined "to pluto" as "to demote or devalue someone or something, as happened to the former planet Pluto when the General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union decided Pluto no longer met its definition of a planet."
The former planet had some tough competition in the voting, which took place Friday at the ADS' annual meeting, held in Anaheim, California.
"Plutoed" won in a runoff against "climate canary," defined as "an organism or species whose poor health or declining numbers hint at a larger environmental catastrophe on the horizon."
The runner-up was "macaca" or "macaca moment," defined as "treating an American citizen as an alien" -- a reference to a campaign remark by former Virginia Sen. George Allen that some say marked the beginning of the end for his re-election hopes.
Also in the running for Word of the Year were YouTube; surge (referring to a large, but brief, increase in troop strength); and flog ("a fake blog created by a corporation to promote a product or a television show").
Like any good awards show, the ADS meeting had multiple categories.
In the "Most Unnecessary" category, "SuriKat" (the supposed nickname of the baby girl of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes) beat out "the decider," President Bush's description in April of his position in relation to whether Donald Rumsfeld kept his job as secretary of defense.
The "Most Outrageous" award went to "Cambodian accessory," defined as "Angelina Jolie's adopted child who is Cambodian."
In the "Most Euphemistic" category, the winner was "waterboarding," defined as "an interrogation technique in which the subject is immobilized and doused with water to simulate drowning."
The ADS has been choosing Words of the Year since 1990. The Word of the Year for 2005 was "truthiness," invented by Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report," and defined by the ADS as "what one wishes to be the truth regardless of the facts." (Read the full list of winners for 2006 and past yearsexternal link)
Winning words or phrases don't have to be brand new; what's important is that they gained new prominence in the past year.
The society is dedicated to the study of the English language in North America, and includes academics, writers, and others.
macaca,
u nearly made it as word of the year. too bad u got plutoed.:D
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/07/word.of.the.year/index.html
CNN) -- Pluto may no longer be a planet, but it has a new claim to fame: "Plutoed" has been chosen 2006 Word of the Year by the American Dialect Society.
The society defined "to pluto" as "to demote or devalue someone or something, as happened to the former planet Pluto when the General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union decided Pluto no longer met its definition of a planet."
The former planet had some tough competition in the voting, which took place Friday at the ADS' annual meeting, held in Anaheim, California.
"Plutoed" won in a runoff against "climate canary," defined as "an organism or species whose poor health or declining numbers hint at a larger environmental catastrophe on the horizon."
The runner-up was "macaca" or "macaca moment," defined as "treating an American citizen as an alien" -- a reference to a campaign remark by former Virginia Sen. George Allen that some say marked the beginning of the end for his re-election hopes.
Also in the running for Word of the Year were YouTube; surge (referring to a large, but brief, increase in troop strength); and flog ("a fake blog created by a corporation to promote a product or a television show").
Like any good awards show, the ADS meeting had multiple categories.
In the "Most Unnecessary" category, "SuriKat" (the supposed nickname of the baby girl of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes) beat out "the decider," President Bush's description in April of his position in relation to whether Donald Rumsfeld kept his job as secretary of defense.
The "Most Outrageous" award went to "Cambodian accessory," defined as "Angelina Jolie's adopted child who is Cambodian."
In the "Most Euphemistic" category, the winner was "waterboarding," defined as "an interrogation technique in which the subject is immobilized and doused with water to simulate drowning."
The ADS has been choosing Words of the Year since 1990. The Word of the Year for 2005 was "truthiness," invented by Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report," and defined by the ADS as "what one wishes to be the truth regardless of the facts." (Read the full list of winners for 2006 and past yearsexternal link)
Winning words or phrases don't have to be brand new; what's important is that they gained new prominence in the past year.
The society is dedicated to the study of the English language in North America, and includes academics, writers, and others.
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makemygc
07-17 08:28 PM
Here is my story. Please let me know your suggestions. I already applied for i-485 as of July 2nd. My marriage date is August-31st. As of 2 hours back I was thinking about not filing for her i-485, but with the new dead line of August-17th, Should I hurry up and bring her to USA (on H-4) or just let this opportunity go and wait for the next one, whenever it happens? :confused:
My Priority date is: Feb EB-2.
Your insights will be very helpful.
Thanks in advance.
In my opinion, again this is my opinion based on few of my friends in similar situation, you should file for your 485 and add your wife later. Since your PD is Feb your I-485 will not be adjudicated at least before 6 months. You can add your wife anytime before that.
Again..several of my bachelor friends who have PD in 2006 following the same.
You can check with your attorney too before you make the final decision.
My Priority date is: Feb EB-2.
Your insights will be very helpful.
Thanks in advance.
In my opinion, again this is my opinion based on few of my friends in similar situation, you should file for your 485 and add your wife later. Since your PD is Feb your I-485 will not be adjudicated at least before 6 months. You can add your wife anytime before that.
Again..several of my bachelor friends who have PD in 2006 following the same.
You can check with your attorney too before you make the final decision.
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485_se_dukhi
09-18 10:31 PM
My husband and I attended the rally today with our 11 month old. It was extremely well organized. Kudos to the core team and everybody else who worked on this tirelessly.
It was a GREAT experience and I wouldn't have missed it for the world. There was a good turnout...I would say 2000-3000+ people...but I didn't count exactly...all I can say with authority is that there was a huge line in front of us and a seemingly unending line behind us.. :)
All the people I met were so committed to our cause and it was refreshing talking to them and exchanging views with them.
We heard Aman, Jay, Mark, Dr Gupta etc speak. All of them were VERY good speakers and could move the crowd.
There were lots of media people present so sooner or later more reports are going to come in I suppose.
We also got the chance to meet the Deputy to the Congresswoman of our district. We talked to him about the GC situation for nearly 30 mins. Btw, he mentioned that this was the FIRST time he was meeting people related to **legal** immigration and that he had met several delegations in the recent past who were representing the interests of the "other" form of immigration.
So, I think the fact that all of us were able to get in front of our representatives and were able to personally tell them our stories (and to bring out the distinction between legal and illegal immigration) is itself worth the trip to DC.
It was a GREAT experience and I wouldn't have missed it for the world. There was a good turnout...I would say 2000-3000+ people...but I didn't count exactly...all I can say with authority is that there was a huge line in front of us and a seemingly unending line behind us.. :)
All the people I met were so committed to our cause and it was refreshing talking to them and exchanging views with them.
We heard Aman, Jay, Mark, Dr Gupta etc speak. All of them were VERY good speakers and could move the crowd.
There were lots of media people present so sooner or later more reports are going to come in I suppose.
We also got the chance to meet the Deputy to the Congresswoman of our district. We talked to him about the GC situation for nearly 30 mins. Btw, he mentioned that this was the FIRST time he was meeting people related to **legal** immigration and that he had met several delegations in the recent past who were representing the interests of the "other" form of immigration.
So, I think the fact that all of us were able to get in front of our representatives and were able to personally tell them our stories (and to bring out the distinction between legal and illegal immigration) is itself worth the trip to DC.
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yabadaba
08-06 10:38 AM
SRC07257 - Not approved
Mail date: 06/29/2007
Received date: 07/02/2007
Notice date: 08/27/2007
FP date: 09/05/2007 (walk in)
Last lud : 09/06/2007
EAD spouse applied: 06/10/2008
EAD approved: 08/05/2008 (CPO)
LUD on ead: 08/06/2008
Mail date: 06/29/2007
Received date: 07/02/2007
Notice date: 08/27/2007
FP date: 09/05/2007 (walk in)
Last lud : 09/06/2007
EAD spouse applied: 06/10/2008
EAD approved: 08/05/2008 (CPO)
LUD on ead: 08/06/2008
stldude
07-12 10:57 AM
That sounds like a great idea. We'll have far better reach in this way.. Reporter scan grab our stories ( we can post our stories on how it's affecting our life) and we can spread the msg easily... I'M INNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
India_USA
10-11 10:06 AM
This spillover rule happening - not happening discussion has been exhausted before.
The fact is, spillover is happening in all quarters, but are conservative. The last quarter does show the biggest movement.
The fact is, spillover is happening in all quarters, but are conservative. The last quarter does show the biggest movement.
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