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March 17, 2008 at 10:19 pm
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April 17, 2008 at 3:27 am
We have applied for extension of our non-immigrant status on Dec 20, 2008 and are still waiting for the decision of USCIS. There are following questions in mind:
1. Can we apply for any other non-immigrant status (F1, E2 , H1 etc) during this wait time?
2. What will happen if our request for extension of stay is denied? Can we file a petition against this denial?
May 3, 2008 at 10:31 am
Dear sir,
I’m very happy when I was playing webisites’ and found your site.
It is really very cool. This is my first visit.
I am in Nepal willing to come USA where oppotunity knock for the qualified hones, discplined pupil. What should I do to get the visa for USA?
Hoping for positive respond.
Thanks
May 24, 2008 at 3:00 am
Hi Santosh,
I encountered US/ANLUS website while searching some information. It is fine. It brought some of my nostalgia in Law Campus. A lot of people in USA and very good thing is that they doing practice. We need to establish our credibility. I am doing a project at Kathmandu School of Law now on looking possibility of evolving a system of law that might help our economic transformation future. China in the north with trade potential operates with Civil Law system and India in the south with big trade with Nepal the common law system. Should we stick on one system of law if we look our prospect a reality in future. It would be a great service for nation if some of you can think of doing research and suggest what the nation should do in this regard. If you allow me I can post a ‘introductory’ article to escalate debate.
sincerely yours
Yubaraj
May 24, 2008 at 3:42 am
Dear Yuvaraj Sir
Thank you for your insight. Please feel free to initiate the topic as it is definitely an important agenda. Please email us the introductory theme and we shall take it further. I also think that we should initiate the topic as a seperate page itself, given its significance.
Santosh and Mameeta
May 27, 2008 at 9:40 pm
During my five years research on that topic I knocked every possible doors in Nepal but did not find Nepal government serious to support me in this regard. I did not imagine Yaubaraj Sir could have thought of it since my impression was that he is more focused on human rights issues. During my stint in FNCCI, I have seen this topic from both grassroots and policy level. Let’s do something concrete on this.
Best
Rudra Sharma
McGeorge
California
June 24, 2008 at 6:43 pm
I would like to attend criminal justice conference or training for better understanding of American criminal justice system. I plan to write a comparative research article based on field and personal experience.
July 15, 2008 at 9:53 am
Dear Colleague
I found US/ANLUS website while searching some information and glad to know about you people. Congratulation and thanks to all of you who initiated this work.
I would like to request you to put National Human rights Commission Nepal (NHRC) website on your quick link. I think it would be resourceful for people who want to know about the human rights situation in Nepal.
If you want further information or my help in this regard please feel free to mail me as I am working in Capacity development of National Human rights Commission Nepal /UNDP project.
Regards
Rabina Shrestha
July 15, 2008 at 6:40 pm
Great Site!!!!
I also found ANLUS website while searching some information regarding my friend Sapana Malla and amazed to see this great site. My legal journey starts from Nepal Law Campus to American University Washington College of Law, where I completed LLM. Currently I am working as adjunct faculty for Business Law & Associate Dean for Strayer University.
I know many names here and hope we will have some sort of site to chat with each others in this forum
Thank you and keep up with the good work.
Regards,
Madhavi
July 15, 2008 at 11:10 pm
Dear Rabina and Madhavi Ji
Thanks a lot for the appreciation and good wishes. We have incorporated your information in the blog.
Regards
Santosh Giri – Sirjana Sharma – Mameeta Nepali Giri
July 16, 2008 at 11:21 am
Thank you Santosh, Shreejan and Mameeta ji for incorporating NHRC web.
Regards
Rabina Shrestha
August 30, 2008 at 9:55 pm
Dear Santosh Dai,
I am truly inspired by the resources you provide on your site.
Best wishes for continued success,
Nishant Upadhyaya
LL.M., UOP, McGeorge School of Law
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November 3, 2008 at 2:31 am
just 1 question i am nepali citizenship, its been 2 years i am living in us and wanna change my status is there any way that i can go thriugh ANLUS.
December 10, 2008 at 4:24 am
Dear sir,
I filed my H1B from one of the indian consultancy.
But the thing is , the case is still on pending.
My OPT will end in Dec 15 and i have one month grace period left i.e. til Jan 15.
I wanted to know that will i be in status till the case is in pending or do i have to change my status before Jan 15 to be in status.
if i will be in status till case is pending then if my H1 gets rejected will i get any grace period to come back to status if yes for what duration.
I would sincerely appreciate your help.
thanking you,
Abhishek
January 9, 2009 at 5:01 pm
I am an international graduate student on F-1 visa. I was in a domestic violence situation with my husband who is a post-doc at the same university. He has been extremely abusive – verbally, emotinally and physically. As it is not safe for me to work in the same lab, and my student visa would be in a problem and I need to work for financial support, I would like to go for U-visa. Can any immigration lawyer give me more information on this U- visa and whether I am eligible for it. I am at presnt in India and will come back accordingly.
As for legal proceedings, police came to my home and put a temporary restraining order on my husband.
May 8, 2009 at 11:47 am
Dear Santosh and Mameeta,
well done guys, you are doing really good job.
i have got request for you. we have recently formed Britain-Nepal Lawyers Association (BNLA) in london. It seems name of the assocition needs correction on your blog. It should be “Britain-Nepal Lawyers Association” (BNLA) not as mentioned Nepal Britain Lawyers Association.
Also i have commented twice by mistake on that blog, could you pls remove first one that is 08/5/2009 time 11:32.
with best regards,
umesh b shah