The I-140 Educational and Work Experience equivalency is a good way to have your experience count, and maybe transcend to the lottery-picked visa system.<\/p>\n
Lottery-picked employment-based visas go like hotcakes and professional people with aspirations about coming to America can easily be left out.<\/p>\n
Ever heard of the I-140 Educational and Work experience equivalency? While immigration is the only niche within the legal arena where quotas are still allowed, it\u2019s common knowledge that employment-based visas, such as the coveted H-1B, aren\u2019t easily obtained by professionals wishing to immigrate to the United States from India and China. These populous nations teeming with qualified professional people get their national quotas filled quickly, resulting in queues to try one\u2019s patience, especially for third preference visas. Second Preference is another option, albeit with caveats.<\/p>\n
For instance, your experience must be post-degree and involve a pre-petitioning company. If you have experience in the same job at the petitioning company, (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The I-140 Educational and Work Experience equivalency is a good way to have your experience count, and maybe transcend to the lottery-picked visa system. Lottery-picked employment-based visas go like hotcakes and professional people with aspirations about coming to America can…<\/span><\/p>\n