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A desi company fiiled for my RIR labor in March 2005 and I paid the lawyer's fee for that application. That time I was not working for that company and planned to join that company in Sept 2005. In the meantime the same company screwed up the things with my husband's H1 transfer....the sub-story of this is: My husband came to US on H4 visa in Spet 2000. That was the worst time to find an employer to sponcer his H1. Finally we got somebody to sponcer his H1 in 2002 for a civil engineering firm. I was in Boston/Maine i.e. in NorthEast and he was in Hawaii.....two farthest ends of US. In the meantime we tried to find him a job on main land and I also tried to find a job in Hawaii with no success. We also had our Canadian PR done in these years. So finally we talked with this Desi company I mentioned for H1 transfer since we had trust in this company....I had my labor filed with them and was thinking of transferring my H1 in a few months. So accordingly we sent all the necessary documents for H1 transfer and this company started marketting him he was interviewing etc....all regular stuff. One month after submitting the documents we came to know that this company has never filed for H1 transfer and it was a big shock to us. Now there was no time to find another company for H1 transfer since you have to file the transfer within 30 days. So needless to say he converted again on H4 and I decided not to transfer my H1 with this company. I think it depends on what kind of a lifestyle you need here or elsewhere (e.g., India) and what your needs/requirements are. You also need to factor in inflation while making your projections. The exact amount will vary from person to person and it could also change with time/necessities. So I'm not sure whether it's helpful/valuable to run the numbers here. :) This morning I was getting in to office and got a thought. Everyone of us here talk about saving money, settling in US, buying home or going back with savings. I thought I would start this thread to get a general idea about how much you actual need. I know this is no way related to retrogression, but it has an indirect impact on our lives and also the desire to get GC quickly. However, Congrats on getting married. I think you need to file I-130. (its not I-140 for sure). There is a USCIS customer contact number on the USCIS website. you can call them. Secondly you can take a infopass appointment and ask questions personally to USCIS authorities.

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