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You could've restated your original question without the condescending first sentence, GP obviously didn't know that, so the derision is wholly unnecessary.
by 0ct4via 3y ago
You could've restated your original question without the condescending first sentence, GP obviously didn't know that, so the derision is wholly unnecessary.
- injb 3y agoOK I edited and removed the first sentence. Apologies if I sounded condescending.
- proberts 3y agoThere's a basic common misunderstanding that there's a connection between an individual's underlying nonimmigrant status and his or her green card options. There's no connection. Underlying status has no bearing on green card options. The connection is merely coincidental. Green card options are analyzed separately regardless of underlying status. Underlying status can impact timing and travel but not the path. So, as an E-2 you can pursue a green card and the path will depend on your job, your qualifications, etc.