seateeram Posted August 4, 2014 Report Share Posted August 4, 2014 I need an advice on my current situation. My previous employer processed my green card up to I-140 which was approved in EB-2 category in 2011. In 2012, the contract with my previous employer was ended but my client manager asked me to work thru a different vendor and continue the same job. I accepted the offer with the assurance of fresh green card process with the new employer/vendor. I transferred the H1 with new vendor and I have been with them for two years. After a long push my current employer ready to file the PERM in my sixth year i.e, starting today. But they want to file my PERM in EB-3 category instead of EB-2. The reason is they had some denials in the past. In order to succeed in the green card process they want to do that in the EB-3 category. The facts are: * I'm in the same job, my previous employer got I-140 approval for me in Eb-2 category in 2011. * Current employer want to file in Eb-3 because of failure rate in Eb-2 category. * My job requires at least a bachelor degree. * I have a bachelor in IT and 9 years of experience before my current job. * I'm in the sixth year of H1 period. (ie. starting today) Please give me some advice on how I can convince my current employer to file it on EB2 category. Thanks! Link to comment
rahul412 Posted August 4, 2014 Report Share Posted August 4, 2014 The facts are: * My job requires at least a bachelor degree. Please give me some advice on how I can convince my current employer to file it on EB2 category. You cannot convince your employer, that's up to him If the job requirement is just Bachelor's degree then that will be EB3 Link to comment
raghukreddy Posted August 5, 2014 Report Share Posted August 5, 2014 Show your existing I-140 approval to him Link to comment
raghukreddy Posted August 5, 2014 Report Share Posted August 5, 2014 you are eligible for Eb2. Because you have Bachelor's degree( 4 years ) and 9 years of exp. But if your current job requires only Bachelor's degree then it goes to EB3 Link to comment
seateeram Posted August 6, 2014 Author Report Share Posted August 6, 2014 you are eligible for Eb2. Because you have Bachelor's degree( 4 years ) and 9 years of exp. But if your current job requires only Bachelor's degree then it goes to EB3 Correction: My current job requires bachelor degree with 8 years of experience. Does it still eligible for eb3? Thanks for the replies guys! Link to comment
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