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I forgot about EB2 NIW (which again, I understand isn't open to all, due to the NIW requirement). But unlike what the top level commenter wrote, the option for
by snotrockets 4y ago
I forgot about EB2 NIW (which again, I understand isn't open to all, due to the NIW requirement).
But unlike what the top level commenter wrote, the option for an H1B holder to become a permanent resident by their own action, rather then by their employer benevolence, is limited to very few (the green card lottery and the above mentioned narrow self-petition categories), and isn't a thing you can just do after a certain length of stay in the US.
- Sophie_Alcorn 4y agoThat's true! But I've helped a LOT of people go from unqualified to qualified for Eb-1A or EB-2 NIW. Here is my class that teaches people how: https://alcorn-immigration-law.teachable.com/p/extraordinary-ability-bootcamp https://alcorn-immigration-law.teachable.com/p/extraordinary...
- snotrockets 4y agoThis is not immigration policy, but a private service. Which, even if had a 100% success rate, would still count for very few out of the 140,000 yearly green cards.
- Sophie_Alcorn 4y agoYes, we need systemic legal change. But at least in the short term there are at least some options for those who need them.