My Green Card Timeline

[Cloud9RN, BSN]

Hello everyone. Especially those Nurses who wish to pursue their American Dream. I'd like to share with you my timeline towards getting the Green Card in 1 year and 7 months.

Feb 2016 - Passed NCLEX

July 2016 - Passed IELTS

August 2016 - US Hospital Interview (Passed)

November 2016 - Documents sent for I-140 filing

January 2017 - Got my I-140 Receipt Notice with PD of Jan 2017

February 2017 - Got my Visa Screen. (Started processing for my VS January 2017)

July 2017 - I-140 Approval Notice

August 2017 - Flew to Ireland to work as Nurse temporarily.

August 2017- Received my NVC Welcome Letter

January 2018 - Requested change of Embassy from Philippines to US Embassy Dublin

March 2018 - PD became current ( Second Chart)

May 2018 - Received Immigrant Visa Fee Bill

June 2018 - Documentary Qualified

July 2018 - PD became current ( First Chart)

July 2018 - Interview Letter Received

August 2018 - Embassy Interview and was put on Administrative Processing.

August 26, 2018 - Visa Issued

October 2018 - Arrived in the US. POE Chicago!

To those who are still waiting be patient, you will all soon get your immigrant visas! Good luck! ?

[Seulgi Kim, BSN, RN]

Could I ask which hospital did you interview and how did you find the hospital that can help you get Green card sponsorship?

[Cloud9RN, BSN]

On 12/7/2019 at 2:00 AM, Honeyjar said:

Could I ask which hospital did you interview and how did you find the hospital that can help you get Green card sponsorship?

through an agency.. Worldwide Health Solutions. ?

[angelina]

Hi. Cloud9RN, Thanks for your sharing your timeline.

Can I ask how long does it take the agency(Worldwide Health solutions) to respond you once you applied initially to them?

I have applied via their website but still I am awaiting for their response.

[Adebayor]

Hi Cloud9RN, please can yo share the pro and cons of signing with Worldhealth staffing? Especially the duration of the contract