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Executive PHD in Information Technology is Eligible for green crad
Published Oct 23,2018
By Vinu Reddy
Hi,
Completed masters in Computer science in USA and currently pursuing Executive PHD program in Information Technology . I just want to know can I get greencard for this EXECUTIVE PHD program (This program gives day 1 CPT option so that I can work and study simultaneously). Please let me know do I have chances or not.?
Thanks &Regards,
Vinu
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Tigran Kalaydzhyan
5 years ago
Hi Vinu,
The information you provided is not enough to judge your eligibility for the green card. Completing a PhD program in itself does not allow for a permanent resident status.
Satish
5 years ago
any update on this, if executive phd would be eligible to GC
bis
4 years ago
Hi Team,
I have 15years of IS/IT consulting work across the globe along with in the USA, I have two master degree one is from India and MBA in Information System and SAP from Public university in USA, at the moment I am pursuing part time PHD in Information system from a public university which is more in research oriented , may I illegible for EB1A or EB2 NIW
There are number of criteria one has to satisfy in order to be eligible for EB1A/EB2-NIW, please read our free ebook by the first link below. It also depends on your country of birth. If you, for example, were born in India, then EB2-NIW is virtually unavailable to you due to the current backlog in the processing (only those India nationals are eligible for the adjustment of status, whose I-140 petition was approved in April 2009 or before, see the second link below).
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Hi Vinu,
The information you provided is not enough to judge your eligibility for the green card. Completing a PhD program in itself does not allow for a permanent resident status.
any update on this, if executive phd would be eligible to GC
Hi Team,
I have 15years of IS/IT consulting work across the globe along with in the USA, I have two master degree one is from India and MBA in Information System and SAP from Public university in USA, at the moment I am pursuing part time PHD in Information system from a public university which is more in research oriented , may I illegible for EB1A or EB2 NIW
Regards
Bis
Hi Bis,
There are number of criteria one has to satisfy in order to be eligible for EB1A/EB2-NIW, please read our free ebook by the first link below. It also depends on your country of birth. If you, for example, were born in India, then EB2-NIW is virtually unavailable to you due to the current backlog in the processing (only those India nationals are eligible for the adjustment of status, whose I-140 petition was approved in April 2009 or before, see the second link below).
https://www.greencardforphd.com/free-ebook
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2019/visa-bulletin-for-june-2019.html