Job Offer (USC)

[iacosera 2]

Hi everyone, thanks as always for your help! Quick question — how likely is it that an expedite request for an I-130 petition will be approved if the U.S. citizen spouse receives a job offer in the U.S.? We are currently living together in Italy!

[appleblossom 3,392]

10 minutes ago, iacosera said:

Hi everyone, thanks as always for your help! Quick question — how likely is it that an expedite request for an I-130 petition will be approved if the U.S. citizen spouse receives a job offer in the U.S.? We are currently living together in Italy!

 

Have you already submitted the I-130? If not, DCF may well be an option, which would be much quicker.

 

Edit: never mind, just seen from your timeline that it’s already underway. An expedite isn't likely to be granted, but it’s free to ask for one so you may as well give it a try. 

Edited February 4 by appleblossom

[iacosera 2]

18 minutes ago, appleblossom said:

 

Have you already submitted the I-130? If not, DCF may well be an option, which would be much quicker.

 

Edit: never mind, just seen from your timeline that it’s already underway. An expedite isn't likely to be granted, but it’s free to ask for one so you may as well give it a try. 

Thank you - Yes, we already applied unfortunately. I honestly thought that although not granted, if requested because the USC receives the job offer might have more chances vs if requested for the benefeciary (myself). But again, it was just my perception by reading around. Let's see! Thank you again

[appleblossom 3,392]

22 minutes ago, iacosera said:

Thank you - Yes, we already applied unfortunately. I honestly thought that although not granted, if requested because the USC receives the job offer might have more chances vs if requested for the benefeciary (myself). But again, it was just my perception by reading around. Let's see! Thank you again

 

Oh, definitely more chance than that - there’s no grounds for an expedite if it’s not the USC. If you can prove that it will cause severe financial hardship then it’s worth a try. 

Edited February 4 by appleblossom

[SalishSea 18,234]

1 hour ago, iacosera said:

Thank you - Yes, we already applied unfortunately. I honestly thought that although not granted, if requested because the USC receives the job offer might have more chances vs if requested for the benefeciary (myself). But again, it was just my perception by reading around. Let's see! Thank you again

Won't expedite for beneficiary job offer, but possible for petitioner.  Had you not already sent the petition, DCF for petitioner job would have been fastest.

[iacosera 2]

15 hours ago, appleblossom said:

 

Oh, definitely more chance than that - there’s no grounds for an expedite if it’s not the USC. If you can prove that it will cause severe financial hardship then it’s worth a try. 

Thank you! We will give it a try then

[iacosera 2]

14 hours ago, SalishSea said:

Won't expedite for beneficiary job offer, but possible for petitioner.  Had you not already sent the petition, DCF for petitioner job would have been fastest.

I know but unfortunately when we decided to apply my wife didn't have any job offers in the horizon and we didn't want to wait for a possible one.. considering how long the process is! Let's see how this will go tho

[Boiler 46,336]

You do not specify the nature of your job offer but that may open other opportunities 

[iacosera 2]

1 hour ago, Boiler said:

You do not specify the nature of your job offer but that may open other opportunities 

Hi! Thank you. Could you pls elaborate on that? What do you mean by other opportunities? Job offer is marketing related! Hope this helps?

[Boiler 46,336]

For example if this is your current employer a L1

[beloved_dingo 1,996]

45 minutes ago, Boiler said:

For example if this is your current employer a L1

The US citizen has the job offer.