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hello guys

i have a question about H-2B visa can they file for a permanent residence in the USa?

and what are the possibilities.my cousin is a H-2B and his been here 2 years already.

what can we do for him to stay? coz his contract has ended!! what can we do for him?

is it possible that he can look for a job in any state for him to stay! but dont make him illegal!!

thanks hope to hear replies

:crying: Help help help :crying:

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AFAIK, H2B is not an eligible category for a direct "adjustment of status" to permanent resident.... H2B is a temporary or "seasonal" work visa....

YMMV

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AFAIK, H2B is not an eligible category for a direct "adjustment of status" to permanent resident.... H2B is a temporary or "seasonal" work visa....

so we cant do anything about it? what you think we can do?

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AFAIK, H2B is not an eligible category for a direct "adjustment of status" to permanent resident.... H2B is a temporary or "seasonal" work visa....

so we cant do anything about it? what you think we can do?

If he/she qualifies for an Immediate Relative visa, then that is probably the path...

Edited by payxibka

YMMV

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AFAIK, H2B is not an eligible category for a direct "adjustment of status" to permanent resident.... H2B is a temporary or "seasonal" work visa....

so we cant do anything about it? what you think we can do?

If he/she qualifies for an Immediate Relative visa, then that is probably the path...

what you mean about Immediate Relative visa?

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AFAIK, H2B is not an eligible category for a direct "adjustment of status" to permanent resident.... H2B is a temporary or "seasonal" work visa....

so we cant do anything about it? what you think we can do?

If he/she qualifies for an Immediate Relative visa, then that is probably the path...

what you mean about Immediate Relative visa?

The US citizen family member must file a petition on behalf of the intended immigrant with the USCIS.

'PAU' both wife and daughter in the U.S. 08/25/2009

Daughter's' CRBA Manila Embassy 08/07/2008 dual citizenship

http://crbausembassy....wordpress.com/

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AFAIK, H2B is not an eligible category for a direct "adjustment of status" to permanent resident.... H2B is a temporary or "seasonal" work visa....

so we cant do anything about it? what you think we can do?

If he/she qualifies for an Immediate Relative visa, then that is probably the path...

what you mean about Immediate Relative visa?

The US citizen family member must file a petition on behalf of the intended immigrant with the USCIS.

my cousins sister is a citizen can she petition her brother?

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plz help

sure, but the wait is a couple of decades (22 years or so) for a visa for a sibling from the PI...

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YMMV

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