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Yes, you can travel but you need to return before the start date of your H1B. This will make the process easy and less stressful. My advice is not verified by law so you can take this as information than decision.For example; you have OPT now and working at some place. You have already filed for H1B this year and you need to travel outside US. It will be advisable that you come before October 1st as most probably that will be your start date for H1B.You need to inform your employer and carry proper dicumentation while travelling. This will help you in supporting your case in case of any issues. Also, check with your employer if any new rules have been implemented recently.Good Luck.

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The “expiration date” is for government internal use only, and has absolutely no relevance to you, the user.The only thing that matters for you is whether the edition of the form (the edition date is on the bottom left of every page) is currently being accepted. Which editions of each form are currently being accepted is listed on the webpage for that form on the USCIS website. Sometimes editions that have been “expired” for many years are still being accepted. Sometimes editions that are still several years away from “expiring” are no longer accepted. The latest edition is always accepted.

What are the requirements of being a sponsor?In order to meet the requirements as a sponsor, the sponsor must be at least 18 years old and meet certain income requirements:Financial Requirements:To qualify as a sponsor, you must show that your annual income is at least 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. These guidelines are updated annually and are calculated according to household size.Search the USCIS website to see if you qualify. The 2017 guidelines will remain in affect until the 2018 ones are published.

Did I complete any of my resolutions for 2018? Nope. So, here are my resolutions for 2019!Lose weight healthily and not be close to needing hospitalization by the end of it.Get better grades in math. This semester, I had awful grades.Spend more time doing what I want, like watching movies and drawing.Spend less time studying or find a more efficient and faster way of studying. Spending 10 hours a day just for studying, kills your personality.Sleep more. I just want to sleep. When I sleep longer than I was supposed to do, I feel like I just punished myself for doing something completely normal.Try to get my brother to win at the State competition (if he doesn’t want to do it, that’s fine and I’ll back off).Find more scholarship opportunities.Do well on the SAT and ACT.Find Dylan.Pick up a new hobby (this year, I did digital art and I liked it a lot)Spend less time on Quora. It’s pretty addictive.Make more friends, or at least consider someone to be my friend (everyone I know is just my acquaintance because I’m a fake person in school).Get a job in the summer. I would like to spend my own money and not to have to ask my parents for some (I rarely ask my parents for money though).Get my driver’s license. I would love to be able to drive and be able to take my little brother to his friends’ houses. So I wouldn’t have to worry about him getting hit by another car when he was on his bike.By the end of the school year, I want to be elected as the president or vice president of the club I am in, for next year. I’m also the best person to be qualified as the president, but I want to win fair and square against others.It’s a nice list and none of these are impossible to achieve. I just have to put my mind to it and do it without cheating. I hope 2019 will be a good year for all!Edit: Dylan is an old friend of mine and I haven’t seen him since this summer. But I get to see him again in March! I know I’ll get to cross that one out!

OneCoin will be worth fraction of a penny. Onecoin is a scam. All their promoters and founders are under law scanner. Few people who are unaware of this will be scammed and sold this coin as the next big thing.If someone promotes Onecoin, please do one thing. RUN FAR AWAY FROM THAT PERSON.

Right now Ripple has Cuallix and Flashfx using XRP. MoneyGram is on pilot test; and the company will announce another two payment providers who will use XRP as their cross border remittance bridge token. Their team is working very hard to prbetter services and incentives (refer to here) to encourage institutional customers to get on RippleNet. I will say their future is bright, barring any unforeseen circumstances.

THE MOST EXPENSIVE LIQUID IN THE WORLDScorpion Venom $39,000,000 per gallonNEW BUSINESS VENTURE: MILKING SCORPIONS VENOM“One of the recently observed biological properties of animal venoms and toxins is that they possess anticancer potential. An increasing number of studies have shown that scorpion venoms and toxins can decrease cancer growth, induce apoptosis and inhibit cancer progression and metastasis in vitro and in vivo. Several active molecules with anticancer activities, ranging from inhibition of proliferation and cell cycle arrest to induction of apoptosis and decreasing cell migration and invasion, have been isolated from scorpion venoms. These observations have shed light on the application of scorpion venoms and toxins as potential novel cancer therapeutics.” - study attached below.The way I figure:When electrical stimulation is used to "milk" the venom glands of scorpions, an average yield of anywhere from 0.006 mg to about 2.0 mg of venom can be obtained from a single scorpion. The average is probably less than 0.5 mg. And it is likely that they inject even less than this amount under natural conditions.So let's assume I milk my scorpions every Monday-Wednesday-Friday throughout the month, for an average of 12 "yields" per scorpion (I couldn't find any easy sources on how frequently you should milk a scorpion to keep it healthy). If I take my average yield per milking to be a conservative 0.25mg, that results in 3000mg of venom per month from a 1000 scorpion operation (assuming 5 minutes per scorpion, one person can milk about 100 scorpions in an 8 hour period, so it would take a 5 man operation to milk 1000 scorpions in two very full days' worth of work).3000mg =3 grams of venom, or 0.000792516 gallons (assuming density of water here), doesn't sound like much, but its still $30,000 worth of venom monthly. Divide 10 ways for 5 milkers, 1 administrator, 2 shares for scorpion food, and 2 shares for facilities, storage of venom, and power, and that only comes out to a $36,000 annual salary for the humans. With more scorpions and a larger operation, individual salaries could climb further as the relative costs of the facilities become trivial, but I'm not sure the average here is ever going to exceed a $40,000 salary. I HAVE made a lot of extremely conservative estimates here, they are based upon milking only three days a week and I also neglected all of the inevitable ways you could optimize this operation with tax incentives or research funding or mechanical automation, but still. These figures are before studies conclude venom to be the new wonder drug used to successfully treat many different types of cancers. Profits after that, reasonably thinking, should greatly increase.There’s a new scorpion milking robot some guy in Morocco invented, info attached below. It could be tantamount to the impact the cotton gin had on the cotton industry (and unfortunately the gin was the reason the slave population exploded. I can barely drive down Whitney Avenue because of that). Anyway, it’s not on the market yet, it’s still patent pending. The increase in production it would afford manufacturers coupled with all these new pharmaceutical properties scorpion venom is recently discovered to contain means it’s probably going to be quite pricey.I think I’d be able to net close to 200K annually quite frankly.I’d be a hero! The coolest hero EVER! I’d be milking scorpions venom, worth almost $40 mil a gallon, and saving thousands of lives of this afflicted with certain types of cancer!http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/...In vitro anticancer effect of venom from Cuban scorpion Rhopalurus junceus against a panel of human cancer cell linesArthropod venoms and cancerMilking it: A new robot to extract scorpion venomhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc...https://www.sciencedirect.com/sc...http://www.sebiology.org/search-...https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_r...https://phys.org/news/2017-07-ro...