Posted by: fdpower June 19, 2017
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Mr P , it's kind of tricky in your situation. Ideally, for EB3 you need either a Bachelors degree or 2 years of experience(skilled vs professional category). With just a bachelor's its hard to get perm approved although I have seen people get it as well.
It all depends on how you plan to build your perm and job deskription. If you job deskription do require 2 years of experience it was to be at least 2 year . Uscis is strict about those 2 years is 24 months, not 22 months and your 140 / perm might rfed or audited.
Regardless, the first step is to find a good lawyer start the prevailing wage right away....
Good luck
total timeline if all goes well is about 1 to 1.5 years at least.
It all depends on how you plan to build your perm and job deskription. If you job deskription do require 2 years of experience it was to be at least 2 year . Uscis is strict about those 2 years is 24 months, not 22 months and your 140 / perm might rfed or audited.
Regardless, the first step is to find a good lawyer start the prevailing wage right away....
Good luck
total timeline if all goes well is about 1 to 1.5 years at least.