EB-2 National Interest Waiver
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Posted on 06-12-2023 03:47 PM
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Citizenship and immigration services (uscis) is implementing the final phase of its expansion of premium processing for forms i-140, immigrant petition for alien workers in the eb-1 multinational executive and manager and eb-2 national interest waiver (niw) categories. Starting january 30, 2023, the agency will accept premium processing requests for all pending and initial i-140 petitions in these categories. The agency also announced upcoming plans to expand premium processing in march and april 2023 to form i-765, applications for employment authorization for certain students, and to form i-539, applications to extend/change nonimmigrant status in may and june 2023 for certain students and exchange visitors.
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Originally posted by gamefundas view post my l1b visa is valid until nov 2015 and at this point i am looking to initiate my gc processing under eb2 category however my employer is suggesting i should rather go with h1b first as the processing time for this category is 5-6 years. I am a little unclear whether to 1. Take the h1b route (which introduces risk for me next year given the limited quota) or 2. Try to push my luck with eb1 processing as i have more than 11 years of experience working in a specialized area with 4 years of managerial responsibilities.