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Its not an immigration requirement but more given by the University and is mandatory to complete before starting the course.

Medical checkup mandatory nahi hota but its always recommended ki jane se 1 month pehle kara lena chaiye just to be super sure ki koi medical issue to nahi. US mai medical bahut expensive hota hai so always good to get a full body checkup done before leaving.

Haryana se L1 visa hai

Usually class start hone k 30 din pehle tak aa sake hai.

With Green Card its very different. You dont need much documents. I am on H1B work visa hence need to carry all documents with me.

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India EB2/3's current PD is 2012, which may give the impression that there is a 10-year delay. But it would only be accurate if the number of cases and the number of available visas were equal. Only ~5k GCs (including families) are available for Indians under EB2/3 in the absence of significant spillover or legal changes. While the annual number of applications is 5-10 times larger. The pandemic-related consulate closures over the past two years have caused dates to advance swiftly from 2009 to 2014 before going backward. Prior to that, the transition from 2009 to 2010 took 6/7 years. Therefore, if the dates advance by one year every five years, it might easily take 50 years for someone whose PD is 2022. I may have missed few numbers here and there but mostly this is the situation here and why it will take a lot of time. Hope this helps!

@@boliyesharmaji thanks yes this is helpful but why attorneys are not telling this? I checked with my company’s attorney who filed my PERM and he said it takes around 10 years.

@@Ankit-hs9nb I am not sure on why all attorneys are not saying this. Maybe you can share few data, current state and then ask them. I had a discussion with mine and shared all the data points to which they agreed. Now unless there is a significant law change (read removing the per country cap rule) the overall processing time will remain same. Hell, it will even increase for newer folks as more and more people will be applying every year.

@@boliyesharmaji got it, bro! :) Ya, that sounds sad! :( What are the chances of getting that country quota removed? Is there some source link that I can share with my attorney as well?

@@Ankit-hs9nb Every now and then someone introduces a bill to change it but it never goes past from being just a bill. Read about the ‘eagle act’ to learn more about the latest bill on the per country cap removal.

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Thanks for your comment. Below are my responses. Please note this is just based on my experience and no way a legal or immigration advice. 1. So ideally once your i140 is approved your employer can file for extension of your H1B. Lets say if you are working for a client and that project is only for 1year or x months/year then in that case there is a probability that it will be only extended until the project date. But usually every extension is given for 3 years if all paperwork is in good shape. 2. Once the PERM is filed its not advisable to change employer as its only filed and not approved. So if you leave the company then the employer can stop the process and you have to restart it again. Now another point is, once you get your i140 approved then also it’s recommended that you stick with the same company for 6 months as during the initial 6 months the employer can still withdraw your application if you leave the company. 3. You can get promotion or hike but if you got promoted into a different job function then entire process has to be redone. Lets say right now you are working as an application developer and in 4-5 months you became Sr application developer then a slight amendment has to be filed assuming your job duties has not changed more than 50%. Flip scenario is if you are a Sr application developer and now became a Software development manager then the process has to be restarted. But always consult with your lawyer as every scenario is unique and different. Hope this helps!

@@boliyesharmaji thank you so much!🙏🏼❤️💯 This answered all my questions. Thanks for your time!😊

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Ideally it depends on your country of birth. For countries like India and china the wait time is significant as the current backlog is huge. For India right now the wait time is insane as more number of people file for GC vs the total available GC every year and that is only increasing every year. If the am22tech is not working try searching for other calculators on google. Please note none of these calculators will give you exact date or accurate prediction as there are multiple factors to it.

My PD is Sep 2021 (still a long way to go) and Category as EB2

@@boliyesharmaji oh I thought you got your GC... Ok good luck

I wish it would have been so easier. Thanks and good luck to you as well if you are in this process!

Yea agree it’s certainly walking on thin ice but I guess we can’t really do anything about it. Hope yours is in processing too and wish you luck for the future!

Current processing time is variable anyway from 10-18 months. One of my colleague PD is current (in EB2) and his GC is still under processing from the past 8+ months so can’t really predict the exact processing time.

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Thank you 😊. Best wishes to you too!

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Thank you!