Re: International nursing students in the US
You do not need to use an attorney in your state, they can be anywhere in the country. Make sure that you have a good rapport with them, and that they work with RNs. There are special items required for the nurse process for a green card which is different from others.
Essentially, the facility only needs to give a letter stating that you have been offered a job, pending immigration approval, a document that states that the salary that they offer to you is the same as that they are offering to American RNs. This is a requirement of the US Government, and immigration will not aaprove a petition if the salary is lower, as well as financials. Very easy on the hospital part.
I have an attorney here in California, if you are interested. Specialty is nurses.
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