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.
Question: Dear Sir, I am a PhD student of University of Texas at Arlington. I have done masters in Malaysia. I have got few publications based on my masters work. I have got around 15 publications in journal and conferences. The papers have been cited 190 times according to google scholar. H index 7 and I-10 … Continue reading Student 15 publications applying for green card→
Question: Hello Team , I required few details for Phd based Green card , I saw your website and its says individual can file green card without any sponsorship . – I completed PhD in mathematics – Integral equations ( PhD from India). – Currently not working because of visa restrictions . – … Continue reading NIW evaluation: PhD in mathematics→
Question: Dear Green card for Phd Team, I am thinking about filing my GC by the end of 2017 and stumbled on your website today. I just was curious if your team can evaluate my profile for your EB1a DIY packet? Attached herewith is my CV and one page research summary for your perusal. Brief … Continue reading Evaluate CV for EB1A category→
Question: Hi, I have recently done Ph.D. from US in July, 2017. I have produced decent publications and have around 120 citations. In addition to this, there are also some patents filed based on my research. I moved to Canada in September 2017, as I got a postdoctoral position at the university here. I am … Continue reading Post-doc applying for green card from Canada→
We previously had few email iterations, and eventually I ended up doing my I-140 through an attorney. Long story short, after my H1-B got approved, my employer had to relocate me in Nebraska. As I was based in New York and my wife started schooling, this completely messed our planning. With my work schedule and … Continue reading Applying for I-485 while i-140 is pending→
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→
Detailed Bulletin Summary of Visa Bulletin Relevant to EB1A and NIW EB1a and EB2 NIW cut off dates are mentioned below 1. EB1 is current for all countries 2. EB2 cutoff date for China is 22 May 09, for India 15 Nov 04 and current for other countries.
Detailed Bulletin Summary of Visa Bulletin Relevant to EB1A and NIW EB1a and EB2 NIW cut off dates are mentioned below 1. EB1 is current for all countries 2. EB2 cutoff date for China is 15 Apr 09, for India 15 Nov 04 and current for other countries.
Question: Your site states the following, regarding EB2-NIW “while this category appears easier, most applicants choose to use the second sub-category, because this combination (advanced degree plus NIW) may require a permanent job offer. The USCIS site,states that EB2-NIW does not require a job offer. Could you kindly provide some insight, on your statement. Thanks. … Continue reading Does advanced degree NIW require a permanent job offer?→
Detailed Bulletin Summary of Visa Bulletin Relevant to EB1A and NIW EB1 is current for all countries EB2 cutoff date for India is 01Sept04, China is 08Dec07 and current for other countries.
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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