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udhayakumarsv
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Dear Sir/Madam,

I have M.Sc. Computer Science degree, graduated on 1999. I have 10+ years of total experience. Prior to the current employer experience, I have 8 years of experience in Software Industry. Am I eligible under EB2 category ?

Thanks
Udhaya
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redgreenbluee
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please consult a lawyer.

EB category is based on job requirements and candidate's credentials. you can have a phd but if the permanent job position only requires BS degree, it cannot be classified as EB2. you need to find a position that can be classified as EB2 and then if you are qualified for the position, you can apply GC under EB2.


[QUOTE]Originally posted by udhayakumarsv:
Dear Sir/Madam,

I have M.Sc. Computer Science degree, graduated on 1999. I have 10+ years of total experience. Prior to the current employer experience, I have 8 years of experience in Software Industry. Am I eligible under EB2 category ?

Thanks
Udhaya[/QUOTE]
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JoeF
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The category depends on the job requirements.
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udhayakumarsv
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EB2 Eligibility

Thanks so much, for the response.

I have checked with one of the attorneys, who considers the degree I have, is not eligible for EB2 category, on the educational grounds that would qualify an applicant in EB2 category. I am still confused, as the attorney scares me that my application may get rejected later, which case, would leave my status void and I may have to leave the country. I am not ready for that.
:((
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ShoSho
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attorney

Did the attorney explain why? Some attorneys are better than others. Some have experience in the area you need it and some do not. Interview a few.
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t75
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The employer chooses the attorney. The petition is for the employee in this case.

The attorney will advise the proper filing strategy for the best possible result for the employer - and thus the employee.

As the employee, you are just to provide what is requested from you - especially at the intial phase. You can not taint the labor certification process by your participation in decisions and recruiting.
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