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1. You can apply for permanent residency under the extraordinary individual or highly qualified individual (if you have a specialty profession e.g. STEM) 2. Ac
by kghose 11y ago
1. You can apply for permanent residency under the extraordinary individual or highly qualified individual (if you have a specialty profession e.g. STEM)
2. Academic and non-profit jobs don't have a cap. You could take such a position and then apply for permanent residency.
3. You can apply for the green card lottery (I'm assuming you are born in France).
- Synroc 11y agoI like 2. and 3. Could I do 3. while doing 2?
- kghose 11y agoYes, as far as I know the lottery is independent of anything else, but you should check the USCIS website and consult an immigration lawyer. Be careful with the lawyer: try and get one through a recommendation of someone you trust who has used their services. Because of the high demand for immigration into the United States, there are many unscrupulous people involved in such matters.