Unfortunately that’s the answer to your question then I suspect.
He would need that sponsor and the company has to prove why they need him over an American employee in order for him to get that
Ok. He wouldn’t be eligible for the national interest waiver then
I think he could try the regular EB2 but that’s longer and a slightly different set of requirements
Does he work in the medical field (doctor, surgeon, OBGYN etc?) that’s normally the only professions that are approved for that visa.
Just having a masters degree doesn’t make you eligible for that.
I wore jeans, polo and shoes and was probably on the smarter side of average there. 2 guys were in shorts (was a hot aug day though)
no one seemed to bat an eyelid either way
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i can’t say this is always the way but I was there in aug for mine and there was 3 people in the line! Seems to have definitely got a lot better than a few months back. I was actually amazed how quick it was. Whole thing took c2 hrs…and that included 1h30 sitting waiting inside to speak to the officer.
I debated picking up passport after but in end paid for delivery. And worked super quick (4 days) and easily. Tbh I’d just pay for delivery if I were you. Can still change to that until day before.