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  1.    TBoneTX reacted to a post in a topic: Germany study degrees
  2. Aluvaboy
    Depends on your degree and line of work. For example, if you are a Doctor, Pharmacist, Nurse or Health Care professional, you may need credential evaluation to obtain the necessary licenses to practice that profession in USA. So to apply for a license, you may need to prove that you have education in the relevant field. Credentialing agencies like World Education Services (WES) or Global Credential Evaluators (GCE) are two such agencies who will do the credential evaluation for a fee. But if you are looking for work in fields where license requirements are not there (example : IT, Engineering, etc.) employers may allow you to work without credential evaluation. They may accept your foreign degree.
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  9. Aluvaboy
    Who said that? A serial adulterer is the next President of USA. Adultery pays big dividends. 😀
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  12. Aluvaboy
    If the government enforces random checks of employers and start penalizing employers and people who employ illegals, this can be implemented without spending a dime. When the income source dries up, most will leave voluntarily.
  13.    JeanneAdil reacted to a post in a topic: Trump admin immigration changes? [merged threads]
  14. Aluvaboy
    My guess is Trump is going to appoint Steven Miller as the Secretary of Homeland Security. He is a known anti-immigrant advocate and will do whatever needs to prevent legal and illegal immigration. Further Trump has already announced that he is planning to round up all illegal immigrants and ship them back to where they came from. Even people under Temporary Protected Status will not be exempted. Resources from USCIS, NVC, DOJ and Homeland security is going to be reassigned for these tasks. This could cause delays in all categories including legal and employment based immigration.
  15. Aluvaboy
    Trump has repeatedly said he is going to round up illegal immigrants on Day 1 of his presidency and have them deported. There are 30 million to 50 million undocumented aliens living in this country. If USCIS resources are going to be diverted into this mammoth task, legal immigration is going to be temporarily suspended. There is no way it can be implemented without such a move.
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  21. Aluvaboy
    There was a change in CSPA age calculation methodology in February 2023, which allowed applicants adjusting status, to use the date from Chart B of the Visa Bulletin for calculating CSPA age. This is not available for derivative applicants attending visa interviews in consulates overseas where the date from Chart A is still used.
  22. Aluvaboy
    If he goes back to India, he already aged out. But if doing AOS, there is probably a chance.
  23.    mam521 reacted to a post in a topic: Minimum period of work with your sponsor
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    It is up to the sponsoring company. My brother who got green card through EB category was allowed to leave very soon although there was an agreement that he would continue with the company for at least one year. Unfortunately the fortunes of the company had shifted and they were planning to layoff employees. So they agreed to let my brother leave without enforcing the one year requirement.
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  27.    Unlockable reacted to a post in a topic: US citizen to petition for dad and brother to visit for 1 month of stay
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  29. Aluvaboy
    Your dad and brother planning to visit you. Right? You don’t need to fill anything. Your dad and brother will apply for a visiting visa B1/B2 at the US consulate/embassy in the country they live. The wait times could be long depending on country just to get appointments for the visa interview. In some countries it can take up to two years.
  30. Aluvaboy
    What is your category?
  31. Aluvaboy
    Your PD is not current. It may take a few months for your PD to become current. Watch the visa bulletin to see if your PD is current.
  32. Aluvaboy
    That is something that you have to confirm from the panel physician and the hospital where your fiancé got the medical checkup done. From what I have seen in most cases, the sputum tests turns negative and there shouldn’t be much delay other than rescheduling the interview. Good luck.
  33. Aluvaboy
    If TB is confirmed through sputum testing, the treatment is somewhat long. The patient has to go through a procedure called “Directly Observed Therapy” where the patient is given the medication under supervision by an approved medical facility. A health care provider will give the necessary medications under watch and this has to be done every day until the regimen is over and the patient is TB free! It can add up to six months to complete this ordeal.
  34. Aluvaboy
    Airports are open 24 hours of the day, 365 days of the year. Immigration and customs officers are on duty to let you in round the clock. No need to catch a flight that arrives during office hours!
  35. Aluvaboy
    I think that was available only until June 30, 2022. Now you need a valid unexpired passport even for land crossings.
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