Guestbook Entry for Debashish Chakraborti, United States
Name
Debashish Chakraborti
Country
United States
EB1 Green Card
Employment Based Self Application
Question details
1. I have an H-1B visa which it is going to end in October 24,2013. My employer doesn't want to sponsor me for a Green Card, because they said that they only sponsor their managers. Although, their AT&T client doesn't want to lose me. Also, I would like to let you know that I came to US with a F-1 visa,got a Master degree in Business/Computer Information Systems, I have a Bachelor degree in Computer Information Systems (Peru). I would appreciate to know if I can apply it by myself and what chances do I have to get it and in case that I can apply by myself what are the steps to follow.
2. My Master Degree from a US University is not valid, even my work experience which is more than 10 years 6 years here in US and 6 years in Peru. Is it because I am from South America? I would appreciate a better explanation why I don't qualify.
1. Under the current laws, self-application seems not to be an option for you.
2. There are only three categories for employment-based self-application: EB-1A (Extraordinary ability alien), National Interest Waiver and EB-5, investment. There is no category I can think of under which you may qualify for self-application (without an employer's help). If you would like a consultation to understand further, join our free community conference call. A one-on-one consultation may not be necessary.
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Harinder Bawa
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United States
State
California
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Lekhraj Ahuja
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United States
State
MD
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Aesha John
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United States
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Oklahoma
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Ravi
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United States
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Hetvi Patel
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United States
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Tx
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Contacting USCIS when EB-3 is Changed to EB-2
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How do I contact the USCIS Service Centers to inform that a priority date is current, that an EB case has been upgraded from EB-3 to EB-2, or that dependents have been separated from the principal applicant’s petition?
Send an email to the Nebraska Service Center at NCSCfollowup.NSC@dhs.gov
Guestbook Entry for Ishita Sengupta, United States
Name
Ishita Sengupta
Country
United States
State
Virginia
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Demand Data Used in the Determination of Employment Preference Cut-Off Dates
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