jonRNMD

YES You can apply for the bar in the US with a law degree from the Philippines

I agree......

I do not need to take a READING class to learn the meaning of coma, period and semicolon. Im sure what you meant was ENGLISH class Im not surprised you do not know the difference between the two.... goodluck

I am reiterating my previous statements. One can use an approved I-140 unless revoked by the employer. the I140 is employer specific and an approved I140 can always be revoked by the the employer. If this is the case, the Priority Date can not be u...

this was your reference from USCIS: (A) Determining the Priority Date. In general, if a petition is supported by an individual labor certification issued by DOL, the priority date is the earliest date upon which the labor certification application w...

why would I admit im wrong? what was wrong with my post? your reference indeed proved I was correct. what are you talking about

I had less than 5 minutes to reply to your post earlier that is why I asked you first for your reference, I do not see anything wrong with that because you were the first one to object to my post.....Unfortunately, you were not able to produce your r...

WRONG! where did you got this information? If an approved I140 is revoked by the employer, you CAN NOT recapture the old priority date. that is the reason I suggested Edwann to make sure it is not revoked. Old priority dates can only be used if th...

You have to clarify with your employer first regarding the job offer if it still exists or not. you have to make sure that your employer withdraws the I-140 in case the job offer was cancelled. No, a person can not have two I-140 filed simultaneo...

Edwann, To my knowledge, the I-140 is employer specific if filed under Consular Processing. AC21 portability (wherein an approved I-140 can be used by an adjustee to change employer if his I-485 is pending for more than 180 days) can only be used ...

that could be the situation a few months ago, but it is a different scenario now in the entire 5 boroughs......2 hospitals in Queens just closed with hundreds of experienced RN's out of job. I have 3 friends with at least 1 year experience who have ...

Even if there is gonna be a depression (although im pretty sure we would NOT have one if a bailout happens) I am NOT gonna retire in the Philippines. I have only been here in the US for 2 years as a legal resident but like pinoyNP, my present life i...

Good luck and congatulations for Canada (I still feel that the US is a LOT more tolerant compared to other western countries though) PS. I :redbeathe NY

majo-villamer, LPN's could not be petitioned for a greencard. Im sorry but that is the truth....you can only work in the US as an LPN if you already have a greencard or you are a US citizen. open your eyes to the truth.....

the biggest hurdle you have here is the unavailability of immigrant visas.....no relief is in sight for the next few months.....ive had acquiantances fly here to NY trying to do the same thing only to realize that there is a retrogression in place......

the Middle East is the only region in the world where I would not even visit for free.....

my wife and I had our IV therapy training in Ospital ng Maynila back in 2006

state your source for this statement please.......

Yes.....Yes.....Yes......

I do have a personal experience regarding this matter. I was talking to a US born respiratory therapist when 2 of our new nurse orientee's happen to walk by. one was an indian born nurse and the other a chinese born nurse. the RT then told me "the...

this is a great move by the USCIS. almost 400,000 pending immigrants are stuck in the name check nightmare since USCIS implemented it a few years ago. some who missed the "current" date last july who were not approved due to pending name checks eve...

HAPPY HOLIDAYS to YOU too :balloons:

starting salary in our hospital is $31.50/hr but will increase to $33/hr next month and will increase again to $35/hr by mid year 2008 BUT the cost of living here in NY is so high that car payments, rent,food and utilities gobbles up 65% of my net sa...

yes, as a foreign nurse working in NY city for one year (wow, one year has passed by so quickly) i am happy with my work.....the pay is pretty good and upper management is supportive of their nursing staff :balloons: but i have encountered a lot of ...

why not?