Waiting for Retrogression to be lift up....an agony

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Hi...My agency representative applied on my behalf for an EB3 visa.my priority date is June 24, 2005...They have paid my visa bill too..I was informed that my papers are in the NVC. After NVC, what would be the next step?I know retogression is still on the drive...but I want to know what happens next after NVC.

Furthermore, While waiting for the retro to be lift up, I was out of work as a nurse (unemployed) for more than a year now. Would this be a ground for me to be denied in the embassy? Im afraid...I should have continued working...Please advice me..THANKS:o

Please take the time to do some reading on this forum before you make snap decisions that will not benefit you in any way.

Grabbing a student visa for the UK will not serve you any purpose at all as there are no visas for you to remain there once your visa is expired. They have a hiring freeze in place and you will not be able to get licensed there as an RN either. Much has already been written on this topic.

It is also not instant to get to Canada to get a job as well as an RN, their licensing exam is only offered three times per year and they specific requirements in place as well.

Nothing is going to be instant but even more important is the fact that you have signed a contract with an employer for the US, so you need to check the cancellation clause that it has; you may be quite surprised about what you will be responsible for if you back out of it.

Would highly recommend that you take the time to do some reading on this site, there is much information that you need to have.

Not a good thing for a 2008 applicant like you. Many are also in waiting those people who have their pds at 2004 and their case is already complete. Mine was completed last week. the later you have applied for I-140 the lesser the chances. Because of the high demand plus the dependents take note of that. It's the reality. As Madam Suzzane said ,read a lot of threads here. The more you read the more you will know. I've been reading all of the threads here for 2 years already.

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