texas Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 i don't think this is a correct statement .. calling experts PERM sure ga employer pay cheyali and I140 and 485 depends but usually it has to be employer
zustrelaax Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 nuvvu pay cheyali ani rule kuda ledu kada bro ? GC anedi only employer pay cheyali FTE aina , around 540 manam pay cheyali , nenu chesa, Company po la c anaru , adhi yee fee anadhi telvadh
texas Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 FTE aina , around 540 manam pay cheyali , nenu chesa, Company po la c anaru , adhi yee fee anadhi telvadh yea its not PERM fee for sure
Bongu..Boshanam Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 The employee cannot pay any of the PERM costs - ads, attorney fees, etc. The employee can pay any part of the I-140 and 485 costs. I doubt it.. H1 base fee, i-14-0 fee emplyr e pay seyyali..mana janalu sollu seppi pay cheyyali antaru..inkondaru mudhurlu..attrny fee ani 3k theskuntaru.. "Ravi teja - brahmi gif frm vikramarkudu sharing" unte veyandi...
texas Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 I doubt it.. H1 base fee, i-14-0 fee emplyr e pay seyyali..mana janalu sollu seppi pay cheyyali antaru..inkondaru mudhurlu..attrny fee ani 3k theskuntaru.. "Ravi teja - brahmi gif frm vikramarkudu sharing" unte veyandi... PERM Fees: According to federal regulations at 20 C.F.R. 656.12, the employer is responsible for ALL fees associated with the PERM process, including recruitment costs and attorneys’ fees. The only time the employee may pay for these costs is if the attorney represents the employee and not the employer. However, in the vast majority of situations the attorney will be representing both the employer and employee during this step, as the PERM will be filed by the attorney on behalf of the employer. Therefore, the employer is generally responsible for all costs associated with this process. I-140 Fees: There is nothing that precludes payment of I-140 fees by the employee. Therefore, an employer may enter an agreement specifying that the employee is responsible for all costs associated with this process, including filings fees and attorneys’ fees. I-485 Fees: There is nothing that precludes payment of I-485 fees by the employee. Therefore, an employer may enter an agreement specifying that the employee is responsible for all costs associated with this process, including filings fees, biometrics fees, and attorneys’ fees.
Silver_mani Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 PERM sure ga employer pay cheyali and I140 and 485 depends but usually it has to be employer is it mandatory ???
zustrelaax Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 yea its not PERM fee for sure 140 stage lo tesukunadu
tom bhayya Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 The employee cannot pay any of the PERM costs - ads, attorney fees, etc. The employee can pay any part of the I-140 and 485 costs. no man nuvvu reverse lo chepavu PERM Fees: According to federal regulations at 20 C.F.R. 656.12, the employer is responsible for ALL fees associated with the PERM process, including recruitment costs and attorneys’ fees. iddharu okatey ga chepparu :3D_Smiles_38:
Bongu..Boshanam Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 PERM Fees: According to federal regulations at 20 C.F.R. 656.12, the employer is responsible for ALL fees associated with the PERM process, including recruitment costs and attorneys’ fees. The only time the employee may pay for these costs is if the attorney represents the employee and not the employer. However, in the vast majority of situations the attorney will be representing both the employer and employee during this step, as the PERM will be filed by the attorney on behalf of the employer. Therefore, the employer is generally responsible for all costs associated with this process. I-140 Fees: There is nothing that precludes payment of I-140 fees by the employee. Therefore, an employer may enter an agreement specifying that the employee is responsible for all costs associated with this process, including filings fees and attorneys’ fees. I-485 Fees: There is nothing that precludes payment of I-485 fees by the employee. Therefore, an employer may enter an agreement specifying that the employee is responsible for all costs associated with this process, including filings fees, biometrics fees, and attorneys’ fees. Good 1. mari mana daggara paisal vasool chesina bad-cow gallani em seyyali..? em seyyagalam..??
arshad Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 FTE aina , around 540 manam pay cheyali , nenu chesa, Company po la c anaru , adhi yee fee anadhi telvadh nuvvenduku chestav.. employer cheskvali
Bongu..Boshanam Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 Here are your numbers $2250 -- Attorney Fee for I-140 Filing $ 580 -- I-140 Fee $4400 -- H1 Extn; --> $1850 -- H1B Filing Fee --> $1250 -- Premium --> $500 -- Attorney --> $800 -- RFE Fee for Attorney $842 -- Pending amount in Extra PayRoll Check. Total: $ 8092 emplyr cllct sesina amnt jsu fr h1 extn & i-14-0.
zustrelaax Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 yea its not PERM fee for sure 1 nalugu 0 stage lo katanu
arshad Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 Good 1. mari mana daggara paisal vasool chesina bad-cow gallani em seyyali..? em seyyagalam..?? emi sayyagalav
texas Posted September 14, 2015 Report Posted September 14, 2015 iddharu okatey ga chepparu :3D_Smiles_38: correct ga chaduvu uncle He Said " employee cannot pay any of the PERM costs - ads, attorney fees, etc."
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