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nepal_ko_lato
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Posted on 09-11-06 1:09
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Can the employer of H1B visa holder intend to hire him/ her permanently and file a Green Card for him/her? Does work experience w/ the same employer counts toward Green Card consideration? How about education qualificationi earned during the employment? Can the employer consider this educational qulaification for Green Card?
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VincentBodega
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Posted on 09-11-06 5:46
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NO! you are perpetually screwed. You have to back inside a bundi and be born again.
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GwachAquarian
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Posted on 09-11-06 6:00
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Looks like this Vimsen bodega (boka) is a smart a**..
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VincentBodega
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Posted on 09-11-06 6:02
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you can write ass you know.
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GwachAquarian
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Posted on 09-11-06 6:06
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if u want u can go ahead,,i dont want to do that
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VincentBodega
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Posted on 09-11-06 6:07
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I cant read **, if I wrote *** *** ** * whore. you would know what I just wrote?
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nepal_ko_lato
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Posted on 09-12-06 6:17
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I am expecting response from person w/ good attitude.
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VincentBodega
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Posted on 09-12-06 10:08
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I want good attitude nepal ko lato. I will prove it to you: EAsT camPUS did you get it, did you get it?
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aabha_in_us
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Posted on 09-12-06 11:37
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This Green Card issue is also something I am interested to know.
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nepal_ko_lato
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Posted on 09-13-06 11:30
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bideshi
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Posted on 09-13-06 12:40
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hey ask Santosh giri.He knows.
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Euta_nepali
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Posted on 09-15-06 6:25
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I heard that you can not count the experience with the present employer. You may be right....from these facts .you may not be able to get Green Card from same employer. But I have seen many who have received Green Card by working with same employer for long time.
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TM
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Posted on 09-15-06 10:13
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thapap
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Posted on 09-15-06 11:03
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1. yes. even if he is paid hourly it is possible provided that position is permanent. 2. you cannot not count the experience in the same employer. there is a way around it i.e. changing job title and using it. 3. same as #2. you cannot use the future degree earned or the training as the requirement for the position you are working. But if you change the title and modify the "job description" and "job requirement" you can get away with that. But you have to have attained the degree or the certificated before being hired in that "new position" ======================================================= as always what do i know (O:
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thapap
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Posted on 09-15-06 11:06
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dyamn too many typos... grammer all messed up.. am i high or what .... )O: 1. yes. even if one is paid hourly, it is possible to sponsor provided that the position is permanent. 2. you cannot not count experience with the same employer. there is a way around it i.e. changing job title and using the experience attained. 3. same as #2. you cannot use the future degree earned or the training as the requirement for the position you are working. But if you change the title and modify"job description" and "job requirement" you can get away with that. But you have to have attained the degree or certificate before being hired/(actually working) in that "new position" ======================================================= as always what do i know (O:
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Euta_nepali
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Posted on 09-15-06 12:50
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Finally somebody is there to share his idea, I have a case similar to Latoji. ThapaP, after reading your thread I have a question. I am little bit confused by your reply #2. Lets say, I work for Company X as a Project Engineer. I started working in this position from my CPT. Then I continued work on OPT and ultimately on H1B. I earned my Masters Degree during OPT (The course was already completed , only the thesis and defense was completed during OPT). So in this case 1. If a position is created in Company X, which is a kind promoted form of the Project Engineer – say Senior Project Engineer or Project Manager , then Can I use my experiences with Company X and Masters Degree for this new position with Company X and apply for Green Card? 2. How much experience obtained in Nepal is good enough for Green Card? I have Nepal’s Bachelors Degree +more than 5 years experience can I use this??? Opinions are appreciated in advance.
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nepal_ko_lato
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Posted on 09-16-06 8:39
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Thanks ThapaP, so you mean that by changing to a new position it is possible to obtain green card even staying with same employer.
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Jiwan K. Pradhan
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Posted on 09-16-06 11:24
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Getting Green Card in US for people working there with H1B is getting difficult. There are so many reasons for this which will be lengthy to relate here. But people working like this may obtain Green Card if the employer sponsors him for the purpose and does the filing. Firstly the employee must win the heart of the employer and then the employer must confidently put up the matter to the USImmigration showing all reasons like necessity of the employee for the need of the organisation, his contirbution to the organisation, job permanency, his academic qualification, his experience in the job, his working with the employer for a good length of time, his sincerity, efficiency in output and other good qualities. Once the filing is done the sole right to accept or deny the applicaton lies with the USImmigration. Lets hope you find this useful Mr. Nepal ko Lato.
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nepal_ko_lato
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Posted on 09-17-06 7:43
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Jiwanji, I agree with you and appreciate your thought. My employer is ready to sponsor for me. But I came to know that 1. You can not file a green card for which position you are working on H1B. 2. You can not use experience with the same employer even if the position is different. I asked my lawyer. He said so. But some others lawyer said that the experience can be used if the position is of higher level than what you are working at present with the same employer. But again this was verified wrong by my other friend who recently filed labor certification. This is the reason I am in confusion and trying to get answer.
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aabha_in_us
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Posted on 09-19-06 6:34
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I think you can not use the experience with your present employer.
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