thanks Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 gp... tondaraga gc start cheyali.... ippudu star cheste i-140 appudu ravochu? any ideas
chedugudu_chidambaram Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 bhayya nu endku happy o ardham katle ee rule tho... ippatike market lo position levu n billing gurunchi telisindhe.... asalu endku intha hpy feeling nu rule tho... :( divert kakunda pani chestharu..
mettastar Posted May 7, 2014 Author Report Posted May 7, 2014 gp... tondaraga gc start cheyali.... ippudu star cheste i-140 appudu ravochu? any ideas approxmately 1year paduthundhi
JANASENA Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 devudi daya valla idi vaste bavundu... @kamal bro : I understand but auntylu ani takkuva cheyyaku tammudu.. marriage ayyi expenses perigipoyi educated wife job cheyyaleka intlo kattipadesinattu untundi, vallaki kuda koncham financial independence + some meaning to their career ravalani untundi... competetion vaste billing rates taggipotai ante inka emi cheyyalem, competetive world kada bhayya.. if u want to get high billing rate, inka kastapadi unique domains lo thop aipovaali..anthe kaani competetion rakudadu inka ante ela mama... neeku pellaithe arthamautundi.. pelli ayindi bro !!!!!! 2 yrs kritam
Khadgam Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 one of the comment in trackitt Everyone in IT know that interview by Americans is pretty straight forward, to the point, and followed by decision Yes/No. Also most of the jobs are very very simpler once you join than how it is projected, you all know it. If it is a desi team doing the interview, you know how it is. Probably they will google you, check you out on FB, ask you questions not related to specific requirement. For a developer, ask questions about database performance tuning, load performance testing, etc etc, expect you to know all technologies. After interview, they will say we have other candidates, they have tie ups with another f***ing vendor who is another desi, that vendor says you are confirmed even before the client confirms only to tell you after couple days that there is no feedback or position on hold. Coming to point, all these freaking things are done only by only Indians. So if there are no caste based politics, languages based preferences, greediness for dollars, no stinking egoistic people, then H4-EAD should not have any impact. H4-EAD's can work in any field they are interested, not in IT. I am wondering why is it such a big deal! well said, ani na maata ga cheppu man...
sheldoncooper Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 best time oka consultancy star cheyaneeki.
mettastar Posted May 7, 2014 Author Report Posted May 7, 2014 bhayya i think I-140 approve avvali and more than 6years H1 lo unnavaallake anukunta.. DHS ninna vesina NEWS ki actual rule lo unna text contradict avuthunnayi Just read the complete proposed Rule http://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/eAgendaViewRule?pubId=201210&RIN=1615-AB92# Alternatives: An alternative considered by DHS was to permit employer authorization for all H-4 dependent spouses. In enacting AC21, Congress was especially concerned with avoiding the disruption to U.S. businesses caused by the required departure of H-1B workers (for whom the businesses intended to file employment-based immigrant visa petitions) upon the expiration of workers' maximum six-year period of authorized stay. Although the inability of an H-4 spouse to work may cause an H-1B worker to consider departing from the United States prior to his or her eligibility for an H-1B extension. This alternative was rejected in favor of the proposed process to limit employment authorization to the smaller sub-class of H-4 nonimmigrants who intend to remain in the United States permanently and who have been granted an extension of H status under the provisions of AC21.
Khadgam Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 bhayya i think I-140 approve avvali and more than 6years H1 lo unnavaallake anukunta.. DHS ninna vesina NEWS ki actual rule lo unna text contradict avuthunnayi Just read the complete proposed Rule http://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/eAgendaViewRule?pubId=201210&RIN=1615-AB92# Alternatives: An alternative considered by DHS was to permit employer authorization for all H-4 dependent spouses. In enacting AC21, Congress was especially concerned with avoiding the disruption to U.S. businesses caused by the required departure of H-1B workers (for whom the businesses intended to file employment-based immigrant visa petitions) upon the expiration of workers' maximum six-year period of authorized stay. Although the inability of an H-4 spouse to work may cause an H-1B worker to consider departing from the United States prior to his or her eligibility for an H-1B extension. This alternative was rejected in favor of the proposed process to limit employment authorization to the smaller sub-class of H-4 nonimmigrants who intend to remain in the United States permanently and who have been granted an extension of H status under the provisions of AC21. 6 years em karma, ikkada 10 years avuthundi...August 2014 ki...
mettastar Posted May 7, 2014 Author Report Posted May 7, 2014 6 years em karma, ikkada 10 years avuthundi...August 2014 ki... avunaa.. eppudu apply chesav GC? EB3 lo chesava enti? Sorry to hear man
Khadgam Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 avunaa.. eppudu apply chesav GC? EB3 lo chesava enti? sorry to hear man EB-2 ne...kaani employers maradam valla I had to forfiet my previous GCs, 3 times
Suhaas Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 EB-2 ne...kaani employers maradam valla I had to forfiet my previous GCs, 3 times :3D_Smiles:
mettastar Posted May 7, 2014 Author Report Posted May 7, 2014 EB-2 ne...kaani employers maradam valla I had to forfiet my previous GCs, 3 times avunaa.. naa I-140 approved bro.. fulltime chusukundham anukuntunnaa Direct clients tho safe ey antava? if they sponsor me GC
Khadgam Posted May 7, 2014 Report Posted May 7, 2014 avunaa.. naa I-140 approved bro.. fulltime chusukundham anukuntunnaa Direct clients tho safe ey antava? if they sponsor me GC depends on the client, always look for rich and generous clients, not frugal ones.
mettastar Posted May 7, 2014 Author Report Posted May 7, 2014 depends on the client, always look for rich and generous clients, not frugal ones. ok.. thanks bhayya..
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