Posted by: nagarikreport May 12, 2011
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I don't want to get into too much detail here regarding the ways to get I-140 approved. I-140 responses could be pretty rough sometimes. If you want to play simple game, just look for their net income. If your salary is $100K, make sure their net income in corporate tax returns is 100K for the years since they have filed PERM for you.
Regarding 8 years, only god knows....right now, I think, EB3 for Nepal has 6 years of backlog. It may go back and it may advance. There is no formula and everyone has their own estimates. Anyone who claims to know the exact time frame is a joker. I don't care what people write in forums, fact remains fact.
Why would you file for 2 GC? Green card means filing for I-485. You can file multiple PERM/I-140s for same or different companies. Whichever date becomes current, pick that and file it. People file for multiple I-140s to be on the safe side in case a company goes out of business..or income declines....multiple reasons.
I don't want to get into too much detail here regarding the ways to get I-140 approved. I-140 responses could be pretty rough sometimes. If you want to play simple game, just look for their net income. If your salary is $100K, make sure their net income in corporate tax returns is 100K for the years since they have filed PERM for you.
Regarding 8 years, only god knows....right now, I think, EB3 for Nepal has 6 years of backlog. It may go back and it may advance. There is no formula and everyone has their own estimates. Anyone who claims to know the exact time frame is a joker. I don't care what people write in forums, fact remains fact.
Why would you file for 2 GC? Green card means filing for I-485. You can file multiple PERM/I-140s for same or different companies. Whichever date becomes current, pick that and file it. People file for multiple I-140s to be on the safe side in case a company goes out of business..or income declines....multiple reasons.