[edh66]

thanks suzanne for your response.

the agency stated on their site thay they offer "free immigration petition fees" and free immigration lawyer fees among other things.

and what does these numbers and letters mean in my form sent from USCIS? Section: Skilled Worker or Professional,Sec.203 (b) (3) (A) (i) or (ii)
what is my category here and my chances for a visa?

another question, if i have to change agency now, will it affect my current approved petition already in NVC and do i have to start all over again the immigration petition process?

thanks again suzanne and have a nice day.

[kathykaye]

Originally Posted by suzanne4

Yes, they can petition for you from NC. You would endorse your license, but you will not be able to just endorse it until you get a SSN# assigned to you, and an actual license issued.

thanks for your response! coz i thought.. hospitals in NC cant sponsor me if my license is in IL.. now it's clear to me.. thanks a lot!!! youre a big help to us..god bless..

ei suzanne, can i just print the ATT that they send to me through my email address? is that ok?

[edh66]

Hi suzanne, it's me again (edh66), i checked my case today with NVC using my receipt number from USCIS and I was told that there was "NO record" found. I then checked with USCIS through their on-line services using the same receipt number and this is what my current status states: "last written notice was returned as undeliverable by the post office on May 12, 2005".

What is this "notice" that's supposed to be delivered and to whom? It can't be the fee bill because it should come from NVC, right? And if USCIS said that they have sent all approved petition to the NVC, how come NVC has no record of me?

These processes are all quiet confusing to me and what makes it worse is I don't seem to have a clear answer to everything that's going through my mind. I felt like giving up. I hope you will help me understand.

regards,
beth

[suzanne4]

Originally Posted by edh66

thanks suzanne for your response.

the agency stated on their site thay they offer "free immigration petition fees" and free immigration lawyer fees among other things.

and what does these numbers and letters mean in my form sent from USCIS? Section: Skilled Worker or Professional,Sec.203 (b) (3) (A) (i) or (ii)
what is my category here and my chances for a visa?

another question, if i have to change agency now, will it affect my current approved petition already in NVC and do i have to start all over again the immigration petition process?

thanks again suzanne and have a nice day.

First, those fees are not free, they will be taken out of your pay. There is absolutely no such thing as a free green card.

Applications are employer specific, you will start over again, but they already have information on you, so the time is usually faster. If you are having second thoughts already, then do not continue on with that contract.

[suzanne4]

Originally Posted by edh66

Hi suzanne, it's me again (edh66), i checked my case today with NVC using my receipt number from USCIS and I was told that there was "NO record" found. I then checked with USCIS through their on-line services using the same receipt number and this is what my current status states: "last written notice was returned as undeliverable by the post office on May 12, 2005".

What is this "notice" that's supposed to be delivered and to whom? It can't be the fee bill because it should come from NVC, right? And if USCIS said that they have sent all approved petition to the NVC, how come NVC has no record of me?

These processes are all quiet confusing to me and what makes it worse is I don't seem to have a clear answer to everything that's going through my mind. I felt like giving up. I hope you will help me understand.

regards,
beth

The best advice that I can give you is to contact the attorney that was handling your petition. Something is quite fishy if it is taking this amount of time.

[lawrence01]

Originally Posted by edh66

Hi suzanne, it's me again (edh66), i checked my case today with NVC using my receipt number from USCIS and I was told that there was "NO record" found. I then checked with USCIS through their on-line services using the same receipt number and this is what my current status states: "last written notice was returned as undeliverable by the post office on May 12, 2005".

What is this "notice" that's supposed to be delivered and to whom? It can't be the fee bill because it should come from NVC, right? And if USCIS said that they have sent all approved petition to the NVC, how come NVC has no record of me?

These processes are all quiet confusing to me and what makes it worse is I don't seem to have a clear answer to everything that's going through my mind. I felt like giving up. I hope you will help me understand.

regards,
beth

hi beth. When i read your post regarding your case. i called up my friend whom I believe also signed w/ the same agency. The agency told her that she is already on packet 2 but when I checked her status for her in the USCIS website this is what is said i: July 16, 2006. we received your response to our request for evidence or information. However because preliminary processing was complete, the remaining processing time will be less than the maximum stated in this message. You will receive a written decision on this case. You can use our processing dates to estimate when this case will be done. Follow the the link below for current processing dates.

She signed Jan. 2006 and her file was filed March 28, 2006

It hasn't even been approved yet from the USCIS.

[lawrence01]

Hope nurses under this agency complain to the proper authorities. Not just the POEA. All agencies here in the Philippines are "accredited" by the POEA but if no one complains then nothing can be done and this kind of agencies will just keep proliferating and fluorishing. I think you can complain w/ the US Embassy here as well if the agency is based in the US.

[seiko5]

hi Suzanne4

I have a question for u. Can a part time employee be sponsored for green card/ or to be sponsored for green card one has to do full time.

thanks in advance.

[kbluegal]

Dear Suzanne4

I have a question. A recruiter is asking photocopies of my RN credentials (diploma, visascreen, proof of passing nclex, etc.). I haven't done any interview yet and am still considering. I had no idea that petitions can be filed with photocopies. My question is, can someone petition RN just by submitting photocopies of credentials even if no contract has been signed yet?

[Hathaway]

Suzanne, I need guidance filling up a certain area of the VSC form...it's the part asking about where I got professional education...My school used to be a College (had "college in its name..) when i was still studying there ages ago...but that same place has been upgraded to "university" status...they changed "college" to "university" in the school name...which version do I write in the form? its name when i was attending there, or its name now?