H1b Visa for nurses under FY 2010

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ghillbert, MSN, NP

3,796 Posts

Specializes in CTICU.

This is exactly what we are saying - they have really clamped down on these visas and are ensuring that you can prove your qualifications and experience match the visa requirements.

yanon

7 Posts

Hello roseller02,

I was also interviewed by the employer from St. Jude Renal Care Facility 1 year ago. I was one of the 15 applicants but they decided to hire the first 5 applicants for batch 1. They didn't hire another batch so lucky for the first batch. Can I ask what agency did you apply? I'm wondering if they are still under the same agency before. I hope to hear from you.Thank you.

i was one of the first batch you were referring to, i was also one of the lucky (as u refer to) three to be chosen. the 2 went back home again without jobs. im so sorry for them. landbase was the agency chosen by st.jude renal care to look for nurses last february. we are paid $7/hour and not $16/hr-that is applicable for chc (hospital in the island), it is a privately owned out patient dialysis center, so we can't do anything about that. anyway, about the visa i really have no idea, its transition period right now until 2011. we do hope you can come asap for us to have relaxing duty..hehehe.. good luck and hope to see u soon.:yeah:

roseller02

20 Posts

Specializes in hemodialysis.

HI vanon.

I have not heard anything from landbase about the employers' decision.. And now I am wondering if they will hire me as well.. How long have you wait for them to call you? I hope to be considered.. Do the facility really have the openings for job?? or just training then afterwards will be sent home??? thanks.

nursedandy

152 Posts

Specializes in Dialysis.
HI vanon.

I have not heard anything from landbase about the employers' decision.. And now I am wondering if they will hire me as well.. How long have you wait for them to call you? I hope to be considered.. Do the facility really have the openings for job?? or just training then afterwards will be sent home??? thanks.

I spoke with the unit manager of SJRCF and she confirmed the they are indeed hiring RN and will process a working visa. Best of Luck to all!:)

yanon

7 Posts

I spoke with the unit manager of SJRCF and she confirmed the they are indeed hiring RN and will process a working visa. Best of Luck to all!:)

HI vanon.

I have not heard anything from landbase about the employers' decision.. And now I am wondering if they will hire me as well.. How long have you wait for them to call you? I hope to be considered.. Do the facility really have the openings for job?? or just training then afterwards will be sent home??? thanks.

yes we are really in need of hemodialysis rns, the patients are kept on coming and we are short of staff. you can call the center if you want.... best of luck.

roseller02

20 Posts

Specializes in hemodialysis.

"yes we are really in need of hemodialysis rns, the patients are kept on coming and we are short of staff. you can call the center if you want and look for cheng, 1-670-234-2905. best of luck"

Really?? that's a good news for me.. I really hope that they will hire me.. Thanks guys.. and really hoping to get there and see you.. so i can personally thank you for the infos.. God bless!!

nursedandy

152 Posts

Specializes in Dialysis.
yes we are really in need of hemodialysis rns, the patients are kept on coming and we are short of staff. you can call the center if you want and look for cheng, 1-670-234-2905. best of luck.

For sure Cheng will be bombarded with phone inquiry after this post. hehehe.....:yeah:

florantonina

4 Posts

Hi! I'm an RN here in the Philippines with a VSC and work experience in a special area. An agency here in manila has offered me an opportunity for an H1b visa by looking for an employer who will file an H1b for me. Three days after I applied in the said agency, they notified me that there is already an employer in Illinois who is willing to file the visa for me after reviewing my resume. I asked them when will be my interview, but they said there's no more interview because the employer will just base his decision to accept or reject applicants based on their resumes. They said that I'm all set for filing my application in the USCIS this coming april. They asked me to come to their office, sign the contract, and pay all the fees which is more than $3K, even without having a talk with their employer. That made me suspicious about their process. I searched for any reviews regarding the employer but I only found their address and phone number, so I called the office in Illinois several times but nobody answered the phone. Im doubting if my employer really exist. Now, I'm confused if I should pay the fees and proceed with my application or better not? Is it possible that my visa application will be filed even if I did not have any formal talk with the employer that the agency has given me? Is it enough that the agency will just tell me that I was accepted based only on my resume and not straight from the emplyer thru an interview? Is this a scam?

I really need good opinions. April 1 is nearing and I need to make a concrete decision ASAP. Thanks!

roseller02

20 Posts

Specializes in hemodialysis.

"florantonina Re: H1b Visa for nurses under FY 2010

Hi! I'm an RN here in the Philippines with a VSC and work experience in a special area. An agency here in manila has offered me an opportunity for an H1b visa by looking for an employer who will file an H1b for me. Three days after I applied in the said agency, they notified me that there is already an employer in Illinois who is willing to file the visa for me after reviewing my resume. I asked them when will be my interview, but they said there's no more interview because the employer will just base his decision to accept or reject applicants based on their resumes. They said that I'm all set for filing my application in the USCIS this coming april. They asked me to come to their office, sign the contract, and pay all the fees which is more than $3K, even without having a talk with their employer. That made me suspicious about their process. I searched for any reviews regarding the employer but I only found their address and phone number, so I called the office in Illinois several times but nobody answered the phone. Im doubting if my employer really exist. Now, I'm confused if I should pay the fees and proceed with my application or better not? Is it possible that my visa application will be filed even if I did not have any formal talk with the employer that the agency has given me? Is it enough that the agency will just tell me that I was accepted based only on my resume and not straight from the emplyer thru an interview? Is this a scam?

I really need good opinions. April 1 is nearing and I need to make a concrete decision ASAP. Thanks!?

What is the name of the Agency?? is that Egmp???

roseller02

20 Posts

Specializes in hemodialysis.
Hi! I'm an RN here in the Philippines with a VSC and work experience in a special area. An agency here in manila has offered me an opportunity for an H1b visa by looking for an employer who will file an H1b for me. Three days after I applied in the said agency, they notified me that there is already an employer in Illinois who is willing to file the visa for me after reviewing my resume. I asked them when will be my interview, but they said there's no more interview because the employer will just base his decision to accept or reject applicants based on their resumes. They said that I'm all set for filing my application in the USCIS this coming april. They asked me to come to their office, sign the contract, and pay all the fees which is more than $3K, even without having a talk with their employer. That made me suspicious about their process. I searched for any reviews regarding the employer but I only found their address and phone number, so I called the office in Illinois several times but nobody answered the phone. Im doubting if my employer really exist. Now, I'm confused if I should pay the fees and proceed with my application or better not? Is it possible that my visa application will be filed even if I did not have any formal talk with the employer that the agency has given me? Is it enough that the agency will just tell me that I was accepted based only on my resume and not straight from the emplyer thru an interview? Is this a scam?

I really need good opinions. April 1 is nearing and I need to make a concrete decision ASAP. Thanks!

are you referring to EGmp???

Silverdragon102, BSN

1 Article; 39,477 Posts

Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
"florantonina Re: H1b Visa for nurses under FY 2010

Hi! I'm an RN here in the Philippines with a VSC and work experience in a special area. An agency here in manila has offered me an opportunity for an H1b visa by looking for an employer who will file an H1b for me. Three days after I applied in the said agency, they notified me that there is already an employer in Illinois who is willing to file the visa for me after reviewing my resume. I asked them when will be my interview, but they said there's no more interview because the employer will just base his decision to accept or reject applicants based on their resumes. They said that I'm all set for filing my application in the USCIS this coming april. They asked me to come to their office, sign the contract, and pay all the fees which is more than $3K, even without having a talk with their employer. That made me suspicious about their process. I searched for any reviews regarding the employer but I only found their address and phone number, so I called the office in Illinois several times but nobody answered the phone. Im doubting if my employer really exist. Now, I'm confused if I should pay the fees and proceed with my application or better not? Is it possible that my visa application will be filed even if I did not have any formal talk with the employer that the agency has given me? Is it enough that the agency will just tell me that I was accepted based only on my resume and not straight from the emplyer thru an interview? Is this a scam?

I really need good opinions. April 1 is nearing and I need to make a concrete decision ASAP. Thanks!?

What is the name of the Agency?? is that Egmp???

If they are filing H1b then they have to pay all fees, employers is responsible for H1b fees not you the nurse

florantonina

4 Posts

Yes its EGMP. did you also apply to this agency?

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