Radha Shrestha from Gaithersburg, Maryland, had TPS status and, as a middle-aged woman, planned to attend a four-year college. But the OPT and sponsorship process was long and expensive. Instead, she completed a six-week health training program. Adventist Health hired her immediately and sponsored her. Within three years, she became a green card holder. She earned good money while her case was pending and now has a secure job with the same company. This Dashain, after 10 years, she is finally planning to visit Nepal.

Chuplaga jathi, 6 weeks training ( cna) lai sponsirship garna mildaina , h1b is the only employment route to secure green card . H1b is isaues by fed not state . Bachelor 4 year is the minimum requirement for h1b.

I didn’t mention CNA, but she was sponsored under Schedule A Group 1 certification from the Adventist Health.

I dont understand what kind of qualification/eligibility you hold to stay in the US but if you were here through employment based sponsorship then you would have known any organization can sponsor/offer you a jo but it has to go through a vagarious labor market test and those 6 wks taining jobs like nursing aide , therapy aide defiantly don't pass the labor market test . Group 1 you mentioned again is a nursing category that needs a bachelor degree at least and hv hd passed nclex. she must had at least foreign bachelor degree on top of whatever our 6 weeks course you mentioned . such short term course is for aide/associate that earn less than 20/hr and already have a green card . such courses cannot get u green card in the US ma be in canada i dont know

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www.wsj.com 03/07/2025

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