"A Story You've Never Heard Before!" Please help

[chips]

guys, please genuine and serious replies only. 

1. Arrival in the USA on F1 Visa: I arrived in the USA in 2008 on an F1 visa to pursue a master's degree at ABC University. 

2. Issue During First Semester: At the end of my first semester, I missed a class, which led a professor to report me to the dean. Consequently, I fell out of immigration status.

3. Ignoring the Status Issue: I did not take the out-of-status situation seriously and did not apply to reinstate my F1 status.

4. Transfer to XYZ University: During this period, I transferred my F1 SEVIS to XYZ University. Although I was unsure of my status, the SEVIS transfer was successful, and I continued my education.

5. Legal Efforts to Reinstatement: While studying, I hired a lawyer in New York to help reinstate my F1 status. Unfortunately, after 1-2 years, we lost the case.

6. Completion of Studies and Remaining in the USA: I completed my graduation in 2010. Despite being out of status, I stayed in the USA until January 2015.

One more small twist in my journey: 

Brief Visit on B1/B2 Visa: In 2020, I came to the USA on a B1/B2 visa for personal work and left after 3 weeks.

Additional Detail: My B1/B2 Visa Interview Experience in 2020

During my visa interview for a B1/B2 visa in 2020, the visa officer asked me a couple of questions. The first was whether I had previously been to the USA, to which I responded affirmatively. The next question was about the purpose of my earlier visit. I explained that it was to pursue my master's degree at ABC University. After these brief questions, the officer concluded the interview by informing me that my visa was approved and that my passport would be mailed to me.

7. Return to India and H1-B Visa Application: I moved back to India in 2015 and applied for an H1-B visa in 2022 ( in regular Bachelor degree Quota ). My application was selected in the lottery, and my H1-B visa stamping process went smoothly.

8. Return to the USA on H1-B Visa: In 2023, I returned to the USA on an H1-B visa and am currently working here.

9. Current Situation - Applying for Green Card: I am now in the process of applying for a green card (PERM and I-140) with my employer. I understand that while filing the I-485 in the future, my entire immigration history will be checked.

10. Question About Immigration History Checks: I am seeking clarity on whether the USCIS will also review my entire immigration history during the I-140 process, including both my F1 and H1-B records. If anyone has precise information about whether USCIS reviews all immigration history or just the history related to my current H1-B status during the I-140 process, please let me know.

 

[chips]

6 hours ago, papampasivadu said:

Point number 6....2010 to 2015 enti status???

out of status bro. 

[perugu_vada]

2023 PD ki GC ipudu apude radhu .. just stay how many yrs as possible .. make sure u don’t have long term commitments like buying house and stuff 

[akkum_bakkum]

13 minutes ago, chips said:

out of status bro. 

More than 180 days out of status unte, 485 will be denied unfortunately. Check with ur lawyer, they can tell you more and ways to correct that issue.

[chips]

2 hours ago, perugu_vada said:

2023 PD ki GC ipudu apude radhu .. just stay how many yrs as possible .. make sure u don’t have long term commitments like buying house and stuff 

yeah right. I'm just thinking to stay on I140 approval (H1-B status), that's why I want to know if the immigration history will be checked during I-140 process ? 

[chips]

2 hours ago, papampasivadu said:

aa time lo SSN use ayyindha?? taxes paid ah??

No SSN and no taxes paid. 

[chips]

2 hours ago, akkum_bakkum said:

More than 180 days out of status unte, 485 will be denied unfortunately. Check with ur lawyer, they can tell you more and ways to correct that issue.

I agree. but I have no plan to apply I-485 form as for sure the will check all the immigration history. 
Sure bro, will check with the lawyer. 

[psycopk]

 USCIS will also review my entire immigration history during the I-140 process-- YES

[chips]

2 hours ago, papampasivadu said:

This is the right advice @chips....treat US like you treat places like Dubai....if your expectation is to just make as much money as possible and leave, then you wouldn't be bothered at all...make your investments in India...

@papampasivadu agree bro. if my I-140 is approved I'm good and I stay for long years by doing H1-B extension. 

[chips]

7 minutes ago, psycopk said:

 USCIS will also review my entire immigration history during the I-140 process-- YES

ok bro

[no01]

financial commitments like buying house etc kante, few yrs ikkada settle ayyaka you may get emotional attachment...or may be your spouse/kids might....so munde clear chey mee future spouse ki (assuming ur not married).

Also buying a house is not a prob anukunta....u can sell it off anytime in future when u think you need to go back to India for good.

[Aquaman]

assalu illegal stay unte.. ne h1b, b1 visa, poe lo ne restriction untune...ikkada em issue ledhu kabati

i think picha lite ippudu

[enigmatic]

3 hours ago, perugu_vada said:

2023 PD ki GC ipudu apude radhu

mohamatam enduku, inko 50-80 yrs varaku raadu

[Gorantlamdhav]

11 hours ago, chips said:

guys, please genuine and serious replies only. 

1. Arrival in the USA on F1 Visa: I arrived in the USA in 2008 on an F1 visa to pursue a master's degree at ABC University. 

2. Issue During First Semester: At the end of my first semester, I missed a class, which led a professor to report me to the dean. Consequently, I fell out of immigration status.

3. Ignoring the Status Issue: I did not take the out-of-status situation seriously and did not apply to reinstate my F1 status.

4. Transfer to XYZ University: During this period, I transferred my F1 SEVIS to XYZ University. Although I was unsure of my status, the SEVIS transfer was successful, and I continued my education.

5. Legal Efforts to Reinstatement: While studying, I hired a lawyer in New York to help reinstate my F1 status. Unfortunately, after 1-2 years, we lost the case.

6. Completion of Studies and Remaining in the USA: I completed my graduation in 2010. Despite being out of status, I stayed in the USA until January 2015.

One more small twist in my journey: 

Brief Visit on B1/B2 Visa: In 2020, I came to the USA on a B1/B2 visa for personal work and left after 3 weeks.

Additional Detail: My B1/B2 Visa Interview Experience in 2020

During my visa interview for a B1/B2 visa in 2020, the visa officer asked me a couple of questions. The first was whether I had previously been to the USA, to which I responded affirmatively. The next question was about the purpose of my earlier visit. I explained that it was to pursue my master's degree at ABC University. After these brief questions, the officer concluded the interview by informing me that my visa was approved and that my passport would be mailed to me.

7. Return to India and H1-B Visa Application: I moved back to India in 2015 and applied for an H1-B visa in 2022 ( in regular Bachelor degree Quota ). My application was selected in the lottery, and my H1-B visa stamping process went smoothly.

8. Return to the USA on H1-B Visa: In 2023, I returned to the USA on an H1-B visa and am currently working here.

9. Current Situation - Applying for Green Card: I am now in the process of applying for a green card (PERM and I-140) with my employer. I understand that while filing the I-485 in the future, my entire immigration history will be checked.

10. Question About Immigration History Checks: I am seeking clarity on whether the USCIS will also review my entire immigration history during the I-140 process, including both my F1 and H1-B records. If anyone has precise information about whether USCIS reviews all immigration history or just the history related to my current H1-B status during the I-140 process, please let me know.

 

Emi kaadu picha lite

nuvvu 2020 lo visa appudu 160 correct ga fill chestey officer pardon chesinattu previous violation 

your next meet during gc approval interview in 30 years 

then you take all previous paperwork and explain the situation 

appativaraku evadu adagadu

once you go out and got stamped second time and came back all previous status is reset

[chips]

2 hours ago, papampasivadu said:

anthe bro...piccha lite....

In my case, I had a J1 visa before my F1....J1 visa ki 2 yrs home country rule ani okati apply avuddhi ante J1 aypoyaka compulsory 2 yrs India lo undaali annatlu....

But aa rule valla na F1, H1 and Gc process ekkada affect avvaledhu.....I-140 approve ayyaka lawyer gadu cheppadu, neeku J1 waiver apply cheyyali, extra 2500$ kadithe process start chesta lekapothe I-485 daggara problem avocchu ani ....mundhi PD current avvaniyy ra babji appudu chuddam ani lite teeskunna...

Lawyer daggaraki elladam kuda anavsaram ani na personal opinion bro...neeku nadichipothundi kadha, nadipincheyy ani na feeling...ne 2023 PD maybe 2043 lo kuda current avvakapovacchu emo if nothing changes...

ok bro, ardham iyindi. so you saying my I140 should be approved without any issues ? anyway I'm not thinking about I-485 as it will take atleast 40 years to get GC