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sakuntalasharma
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Posted on 08-13-10 10:46
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Hi Nepali bandhus, I am here in the US for the past eleven years, all the time in the student visa (F-1). My husband and one child are my dependents (F-2). We happened to have another child in the US too (so the babyboy is the US citizen by birth). I am looking for the job after my ph. d. graduation this Summer. I am now woking as a volunteer in a City Hall and in my OPT. I just heard that after continuously residing in this country for ten years and with the child as the US citizen, one "might" be able to apply for permanent residency. However, I visited the immigraion website but did not find any such rules. My children do not wish to return to Nepal, and my husband and I do not want to be out of status. What will be the ways of obtaining the Green Card for me and my family [husband and the child]? I would be very grateful to you if you have any good thoughts about this. I am also thinking of applying as an EB1a category but are there other options for me? Any suggestions? Sakuntala
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furke
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Posted on 08-14-10 2:38
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Eleven years and never applied for Gc? Wow! After Phd you can get a job and apply from your employer The way u r talking abt, no idea
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sakuntalasharma
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Posted on 08-14-10 4:09
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For example, if I do not have the suitable job within this year, what are the options? That is my query.
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secretkiller
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Posted on 08-14-10 5:45
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Sakuntala, I think it would be better if you get a good Lawyer and get some help. I also heard that if you continuously study in US for more than 10 Years then you can apply for GC. Since You are already going to Finish Phd, Why don't you apply for good job and Remember EB1 is always current? There are no delays in it and you will get GC in matter of months.
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sakuntalasharma
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Posted on 08-14-10 7:40
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Thank you, EB1a is on the table, and i have lots of academic publications too. I would be very happy to return to Nepal and begin some good work. BUT children wish to stay here. My husband also has the similar intention. So, I am trying to know whether our Nepali friends have any such ideas. I looked at the 10 yr thing but could not find any such rule on the INS and other websites. Something like this may have existed for those who stayed for more than ten years before 1972. Anyway let me see more responses from our well experienced friends....Have a good day!
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still_snake
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Posted on 08-14-10 9:26
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I never heard such thing till now. If that was possible, then everybody would be talking about it. There might be some other stuff, a way around , but not simply with 10 years of stay or study in US. If that was possible then lot of people would have already got their green card. You might wanna look for some other way. Look like you have a good degree, you might get sponsor from your work.
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sakuntalasharma
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Posted on 08-14-10 11:15
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Dear still_snake, I did not believe in this either, so just asked our friends on sajha.com Personally, there is no problem; EB1a is already in place and i will get the GC within few months. but if there are opinions, such things can help other friends. Thank you!
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sajhamember
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Posted on 08-14-10 11:27
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I am sure you have done enough research for EB1 against your qualification. I would suggest you to think for EB2NIW too, if your field is close to national interest. Send your resume to few lawyers for free evaluation. They would give you honest opinion on your resume and the right category!!!
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sunsweesh
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Posted on 08-14-10 4:42
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yes this is why the republicans trying to change 14th amendment, people will intentionally marry and give birth to children so that one day their anchor children will help them to get residency card
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sakuntalasharma
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Posted on 08-14-10 4:49
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Thank you, everyone, for the inputs, and it will help understand the legal process more...
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deepak5554
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Posted on 08-14-10 7:32
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10 year and permanent residency is in UK not USA as far as i know. If you happen to know how that is possible please let me know. people like you should deserve respect but fking american immigration system , it rewards the fake asylum seekers and brings 55k losers every year than to have someone with phd reside and contribute the country. fking highschool dropout are running the immigration system.. fkkkkk
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dyamn
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Posted on 08-14-10 10:39
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ya try eb1 , good luck
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