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  1.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: Ways for a computer scientist with BS degree to immigrate to the USA
  2.    SalishSea reacted to a post in a topic: Ways for a computer scientist with BS degree to immigrate to the USA
  3. theprogrammerguy
    That's VERY pessimistic. 10 years? Come on. The new fiscal year is about to hit, and it's definitely going to bring good news - if not CURRENT, at least close to it. You're bringing the poor guy down for no reason. The expected wait time is so high because of the retrogression, but that has no bearing on reality to be honest, since it gets pretty much reset every fiscal year. 3 years is much more realistic than 5, let alone 10!
  4. theprogrammerguy
    What is your priority date?
  5. theprogrammerguy
    So the point is, if you file today, you're screwed either way?
  6.    theprogrammerguy reacted to a post in a topic: Rio de Janeiro - DQed & Waiting for Interview Letter
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  8.    JLVS22BR reacted to a post in a topic: Rio de Janeiro - DQed & Waiting for Interview Letter
  9.    chrisbonatto reacted to a post in a topic: Rio de Janeiro - DQed & Waiting for Interview Letter
  10. theprogrammerguy
    I'm waiting, but my visa is EB-3 Unskilled and my PD (November 6th 2020) is not current 😕
  11.    JLVS22BR reacted to a post in a topic: Rio de Janeiro - DQed & Waiting for Interview Letter
  12.    theprogrammerguy reacted to a post in a topic: Rio de Janeiro - DQed & Waiting for Interview Letter
  13.    theprogrammerguy reacted to a post in a topic: Rio de Janeiro - DQed & Waiting for Interview Letter
  14. theprogrammerguy
    Awesome news buddy! Congratulations, good luck, and 2023 will indeed be great!
  15.    JLVS22BR reacted to a post in a topic: Rio de Janeiro - DQed & Waiting for Interview Letter
  16. theprogrammerguy
    If your visa is linked to a job offer (AKA not EB2-NIW), the company has to pay a hefty fee to drop the process, so I highly doubt they would just kick you to the curb.
  17. theprogrammerguy
    Yeah pretty much. RIP to that dream lol
  18. theprogrammerguy
    I meant to edit the last post and I ended up quoting it, sorry.
  19. theprogrammerguy
    https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-procedures/visa-availability-priority-dates/adjustment-of-status-filing-charts-from-the-visa-bulletin looks like we're using the Filing Charts, so we're current!!! @Boiler can you confirm? I ask you since you're so knowledgeable in this, so to me it looks like we're good. Also, is this specifically only for Adjustment of Status? We're staying our home country and getting interviewed, does this also apply to us?
  20.    theprogrammerguy reacted to a post in a topic: EB3/EW3 Visa Retrogression
  21. theprogrammerguy
    Yep, ours is 11/06, so it's probably going to be a few more months for us, if not the entire year. Talk about a downer.
  22. theprogrammerguy
    What is your category, if you don't mind me asking?
  23. theprogrammerguy
    Yeah she has over 5 years of experience. I guess that's the case here. What are the possibly valid reasons?
  24. theprogrammerguy
    Employer's lawyer, but we have contact with them.
  25. theprogrammerguy started following EB3 Other Workers Interfiling - General question
  26. theprogrammerguy
    Hey folks. I saw some stuff about USCIS recommending interfiling EB3 processes to EB2 to have it be processed faster. I asked my lawyers about this months ago, and they told me it was not possible. A few weeks ago, I saw this again, and I read that it is indeed possible, and again my lawyers say it's not possible. The point is, is it possible? The position my wife was hired for did not require several years of experience or anything, even though she does have experience and a bachelor's degree in, if it helps. Thanks in advance.
  27. theprogrammerguy
    Yeah, our case got DQed just as the regression hit, so we never got the interview scheduled unfortunately. But it's ok, nothing we can do, right?
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