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Hi Peter! I am so glad I found this thread. I have been in the U.S. uninterrupted since 2002 and would like to figure out what my chances are for an EB-1 (or E
by hiranyaf 10y ago
Hi Peter! I am so glad I found this thread.
I have been in the U.S. uninterrupted since 2002 and would like to figure out what my chances are for an EB-1 (or EB-2) green card. I was first on an F-1 while at Wharton getting my MBA, then on a G4 working for the World Bank, then sponsored on three different H1-Bs (2 corporate and one research think tank, and finally since 2012 on an E-2.
So I have been the U.S 14+ years, educated at a top school, paid taxes in the highest tax bracket, own two properties here,and started a business that has provided employment to 6 part-time American workers. Additionally my business is in career coaching and job search- and so I have helped over 400+ Americans find employment, including for the State Dept, DoD, and the U.S. Foreign Service.
I am trying to explore paths to a Green Card.. thank you in advance for your reply!
- marymkearney 10y agoHi, it sounds like you might build a strong case for EB-1A extraordinary ability. I wrote a blog post recently that gives an overview of what you have to prove. (It's about O-1s, but the process is the same for EB-1As.) http://visabuilder.com/blog/escape-from-h1b-hell-5-things-immigrant-entrepreneurs-can-do-right-now-to-hack-their-own-o1-visas/ http://visabuilder.com/blog/escape-from-h1b-hell-5-things-im... Hope this is helpful.