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Hi expathopeful, I am scheduled for an interview at NYP Westchester county on december 5 with the nurse recruiter. hows your work at NYP cornell? when did your health insurance kicked in?

Hi yendis, I know it's a long time ago, did you get the job at NYP? Cos I was interviewed for 15 minutes last Oct 11 and was told I will receive an email or call from the nurse recruitment team.

I had interview with nurse recruiter, not so nice experience, if they don't have a plan to hire the interviewee, they could at least be nice.

Hi expathopeful, Thanks, I'm already done with an online assessment with 23 questions before I was interviewed by on the phone. Next is to wait 7 to 10 days for the recruitment team to tell me what to do next. What unit are you working right now? Did you remember all the questions asked by nurse recruiter cos I see in your thread it was an hour? Interview. Were you a new grad when you applied? I'm applying at NYP Westchester with 2 years experience. Thanks for any info.

I had a phone interview with a nurse specialist at NYP a week ago. It lasted for about 15 minutes. Question was, "Why will you leave your present job." "why do you want to work in NYP." "Describe a situation when you went out of your way to help a patient." After those questions, the nurse specialist told me that I will receive an email or call from the nurse recruitment team in 7-10 days, and they will tell me what the next step will be. So now it's been days ago, I am expecting the call to come around next week. Anyone of you remembered the questions during the interview with nurse recruitment team? Were you interviewed by nurse recruiter only or with the nurse manager? Thanks for the info.

Hi, How long have you been there in your job? Patient ratio of 40 is normal in a nursing home which apparently you are working? Try to have a routine and soon you will be able to find easier way. Set your foot down when you know you are right regarding time of medications. Or try looking for other job elsewhere, but dont quit till you find a new job. Goodluck.

If more nursing schools open in the U.S., the more they would be needing foreign trained nurses to become teachers and clinical instructors. This world is such a small place that people from different countries and culture are interdependent with one another. Remember America is a land of immigrants and that is a part of your heritage that you cannot deny. Studying nursing is not a guarantee that they will stay on the job unlike those foreign trained nurses who have been proven to be loyal and caring nurses especially the Filipinos because of our natural caring attitudes and high regard for families especially the elderly.

Hi Suzanne, Hope is free, miracles do happen!

HR 5924 to encourage homegrown nurses in the U.S.? That is good, but the bigger question is, are they interested with the job?

And even if you havent signed the NVC documents, your two I-140's are still existing and need to be addressed by an independent lawyer of your choice. Search the internet.

I think what you are talking about is the "agent of your choice" which the NVC requires you to submit to them so that they will know where they will mail subsequent correspondents regarding your visa processing. You can have check in the internet online or phone consultation with the immigration lawyers. They are expert in that field, and hopefully will give you tips and advice on how to go about your two I-140's which definitely is still both existing.

Even if you were not informed of the refiling of the petition for the second time, I am sure you became aware of it since you were given a copy of the approval of that petition for the second time. I think that you need to consult an immigration lawyer about it before proceeding with the DS 230 as soon as possible. And maybe you will need to settle things out first with the agency that you are dropping to prove to the embassy that you did not intend to take advantage of either agencies. I have read about visa denials for having two I-140's. In my case, I have a pending I-130 (family based petition) but still searching for answers if I can be filed for an I-140 with an existing I-130 application.

You have to checked with a legal lawyer. Reeves and associates has an office in makati you can set up an appointment via video conference before you proceed with your DS 230. I have heard denials from the embassy if they find out that you had two I-140.

You mean to say you were sponsored by two (2) different employers? I beleive your priority date now is current since you are being asked to submit a DS 230. According to my readings and research, you can be filed more than one I-130 by your parents, brothers or sisters. You can also be filed for an I-140 even if you have an existing I-130 application. But I am not sure for the more than one I-140 or more than one I-140. I think that the best thing to do is consult atty reeves. It costs 100 dollars but its worth it so that he can give you a legal advice on this matter since I have heard denials when the embassy found out if you have been filed for more than one I-140.

dear John83, Thanks for the info. will update you once there is already a confirmation as regards my case.