************* H1b and Green Card

[ghosh84]

Hello,

 

I am on H1b visa with 4 years left. I have been given an offer by ********** with a promise that they will do GC in 6 months. Its not on offer letter (their policy doesn't allow that),but i believe them.

 

Do you guys have any experience with ************** immigration process?

[rahul412]

Hello,

 

I am on H1b visa with 4 years left. I have been given an offer by ********** with a promise that they will do GC in 6 months. Its not on offer letter (their policy doesn't allow that),but i believe them.

 

Do you guys have any experience with ************** immigration process?

google it dude....

[JoeF]

Verbal promises don't mean anything. In business, never believe anything that is just told you. If it's not committed on paper, it is a worthless promise.

[catx]

If the potential employer sees value in employing you and if you make sponsorship, support, and payment of costs of your permanent residency (green card) process a condition of your employment, then a reputable employer would be willing to put "a promise" in writing as part of an offer letter and/or agreement.  That is the way honest business is conducted with promises made official and formalized in writing.

 

Of course, typical conditions of such a written offer maybe a customary probationary period before initiating the permanent residency process, reciprocal commitment by the employer to remain with the employer.  You should have any such written offer and/or agreement reviewed by an employment attorney to ensure it is legal and reasonable, especially if there are any conditions regarding reimbursement of immigration related costs.