Disclaimer: The contents in this web site are only for your information and are not intended to be legal advice. While many of our applicants successfully obtain their I-140 approvals, the information here should not be considered as a guarantee of your green card application outcome.
Hello, thanks for this nice blog. I’m on H1b since 09 and have approved I140 thru my employer with priority date of 2013(India). I’ve inclination towards academia and my visa status was deterring me. I want to understand can I apply for Phd with approved I-140, do I’ve to change my visa status from H1b … Continue reading Phd on H1b and 140→
Dear Sir, My name is Vish, Currently working in one of the consulting company in US with the H1-B Visa. After i have got my H1-B completed my masters from India and currently pursuing my Ph.D in Internet of things and will be expected to complete my PHD in next year end. As i am … Continue reading PhD→
Question: I purchased your help packet last year or so and have been waiting to submit my I140 petition. I am almost ready to submit my petition although now I am waiting my H1B extension approval that was submitted in June this year.. Its obviously taking a long time to get the approval notice. I … Continue reading H1B extension and I-140 petition→
Hello, I have already applied for Asylum (i-589) and my case is pending, I got a job offer as a post-doc and my employer is willing to sponsor the H1B visa. Can I apply for the H1B visa in the same time my application for asylum is pending? Thanks
Question: Hello Sir, I did my PhD in Computer Science (Machine Learning) at university in cape town, south africa and right now working as a postdoctoral researcher in bioinformatics research institute in cape town. So, what kind of visa do i need to apply to get a job in USA in industry? Do i need … Continue reading Which visa do I need to work in the USA?→
Question This would be third email to you guys. Since I am writing after a while I thought of having the email thread history. Probably I will drop it in the next one 🙂 As a quick recap, my OPT extension expires on 05/21/2015 and my current employer did start the H1-B process for me. My wife … Continue reading Follow up question on OPT and H1B green card→
Question Dear GCforPhD team, I was very happy to see your website. The information there is very important for people like me to get started. I have a specific question related to my situation. Hopefully you guys have an answer for me. A brief intro to my background, and some questions during that process. – … Continue reading OPT, H1B and Green Card→
Question: I am a postdoctoral fellow on a H1B visa. I joined the current position last year and I was informed that I will have the position for 3 years. I wanted to apply for the Green card later this year but unexpectedly, due to budget problems, I will only have my position till the … Continue reading Post doc on H1B→
Question: I plan to apply for a I-140 first and then I-485. My husband is on OPT now, and will be applying for H1 in April. If my I-140 is rejected, will this affect his visa status? Thank you for your advice. Answer: The short answer is no. It won’t affect his H1. But there … Continue reading Impact of I-140 rejection on my husband’s H1 visa status→
Disclaimer: The contents in this web site are only for your information and are not intended to be legal advice. While many of our applicants successfully obtain their I-140 approvals, the information here should not be considered as a guarantee of your green card application outcome.
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