Mero sathi le gareko chha....just ask ur question and i could ask him to help you...

collegefootballrocks · Mar 3, 2017 1:09 PM

Thank you for replying. Tehi ho kati time layo, ani kasto khalke non profit ho uhanko, audit garnu parchha non profit ko bhanera internet ma dekhiyo so detail ma sodhna lai ho Last edited: 03-Mar-17 01:40 PM

Sita Rimal · Mar 3, 2017 1:26 PM

maile ni sano sano non governmental organization bata garne sochdai chu tehi bhayera ho

Sita Rimal · Mar 3, 2017 1:27 PM

Per his experience: It took him around 20 months right from the beginning. You have to go through all the process that you would go with for-profit organization. Only thing is there is very very minimal chance of getting audited if you go by non profit. He had hired a good lawyer who did everything for him. Office/organization paid the application fees for I-140 and I-485. Labor certification took about 5 months and once you filed the I-485, it took about 5 months to receive your card. If you need anything else in specific, you can pm me.

collegefootballrocks · Mar 3, 2017 3:00 PM

I have inboxed you.

Sita Rimal · Mar 3, 2017 10:08 PM

I have heard that if number of employees are minimal then they would ask for audit despite the fact that it is a non profit. How true is it? In my case there are only 10-15 employees and it is a small non governmental organization. Based on his experience, do you think they can be eligible to sponsor me? Plus it a small NGO. And also lawyer ko paisa matra uniharulay tirdincha baki chai maile afai tirnu parchha so that is why I am little skeptical to spend the money and also my lawyer is expensive.

Sita Rimal · Mar 4, 2017 11:47 AM

I have heard that if number of employees are minimal then they would ask for audit despite the fact that it is a non profit. How true is it? >>>>>> No idea on this Based on his experience, do you think they can be eligible to sponsor me? >>>>>>Yes, they can if they really want to And also lawyer ko paisa matra uniharulay tirdincha baki chai maile afai tirnu parchha >>>>>In his case, it was exactly opposite. He paid the lawyer cost and rest all other application fees were paid by his office Last edited: 06-Mar-17 09:13 AM

collegefootballrocks · Mar 6, 2017 9:13 AM

any new info ?

haaude · Mar 7, 2017 8:33 PM