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Hi, my dear non-EU Irish friends, Many of you still have questions about the Stamp 1G work permit. If you are approaching the end of your two years on Stamp 1G, you may be eligible for a further extension, ranging from 4 months to one year. There's also a possibility of getting another extension after the first one. To apply for this extension, you must submit a comprehensive application to the Ministry of Justice and Equality. The decision to grant this extension is made on a case-by-case basis at the discretion of the Ministry. I have experienced the challenges of applying for an extension for my 1G stamp in the past. I can share insights from my experience to help you make a successful application. As I've mentioned in my previous LinkedIn posts, the processing time for a Stamp 1G extension can be as long as seven months. If you're approaching the end of your two-year period, it's crucial to apply for an extension as early as possible. Applying early can help you avoid delays and ensure a smoother transition to the extended period.? Our LinkedIn community is not just a platform but a powerful force for change. We can work towards a more inclusive environment by raising awareness about the challenges our growing Indian-origin population faces in Ireland. Many new immigrants encounter significant hurdles before obtaining permanent residency. Let's unite, provide support, and raise awareness about this issue.? Have you encountered challenges with your Stamp 1G application? Share your experiences, ask questions, or show your support in the comments. Your experiences and questions can help others in our community.? # Immigration # Stamp1G # Ireland # SupportImmigrants # CommunitySupport # InclusiveIreland # IndianCommunity # VisaExtension # PermanentResidency # HelpEachOther # RaiseAwareness

Immigration is tightening the screws on EB-2 NIW petitions (i.e. for people with high career growth). True? Let's see what changed in the manual ?? 1) Candidates need to provide a non-technical explanation of their projects—now that's official, although was always necessary. 2) The degree and experience must directly relate to the proposed work—this was always preferred. Maybe now it will be an absolute MUST no matter what. We'll have yet to see. 3) For exceptional ability, candidates must show how their achievements directly apply to the field of work—no surprises here, they always had to match. 4) Expert letters of recommendation require additional supporting evidence. They should detail specific achievements, but they can't be the only proof—sure, more challenge here. More proof = ...more truth? ?? 5) Entrepreneurs need to provide solid evidence (not just job creation claims) showing their business has national importance, including a track record or investor backing—we always want plenty links to national importance. More eyes on this one. Noted. 6) To claim national interest, arguments need to be specific. General statements about labor shortages won't suffice; candidates must provide evidence for unique contribution—that was always necessary to be set up for success. Overall, there are not many changes in criteria, they're just more official—and perhaps—firm. Sign up to our newsletter to not miss a bit of those updates! ?? https://lnkd.in/gsDe7HRD

?? Must-Read Article! ?? We are delighted to share a comprehensive article written by our esteemed attorney, Dr. Ergul Celiksoy, titled "What is the EB-2 National Interest Waiver Green Card? Who Can Apply and What Are the Requirements?" In this insightful piece, Dr. ?eliksoy outlines the EB-2 NIW green card, eligibility criteria, and key requirements, providing valuable information for those considering this immigration path. ?? https://lnkd.in/gTgTa2HY Don’t miss this essential guide if you're exploring the EB-2 NIW green card options. #immigrationlaw #EB2NIW #GreenCard #LegalAdvice #CKLawFirm

Just becaue you can doesn’t mean you should…. I’ve been seeing way too many concurrently filed EB-2 NIW/green card applications filed while on B or F visas starting to haunt people. The petition is usually denied and the I-485 remains pending for years after the fact. Then, other petitions are filed and are even approved (in one case, I saw 4 EB-2 NIW petitions and an EB-1A for the same person. That “lawyer” made a lot of $$$). The problem is that many people who did this, failed to maintain their B or F status. This makes the process of obtaining permant residency based on the new approved petition much more uncertain. Priority dates are not current and the failure to maintain a valid non-immigrant status can be a killer of dreams. Advance Parole and “AOS applicant” are not valid statuses for the purpose of getting the green card through a new EB petition. #eb2niw #immigration #immigrationlaw

Overview of the H-1B Green card process. https://ow.ly/6xNk50T6GaQ #immigration #visa #impact #resident #lawyer #immigrationlawyer #GreenCard

There are 3 ways to process I-140 immigrant visa petitions: -- Option 1: File the case via premium processing for a faster decision. -- Option 2: File a case via regular, non-premium processing and wait for a slow decision and that slow decision can be VERY slow. Many I-140s take 6 months. Some take 12 months. It is pathetic. -- Option 3: File a case via regular, non-premium processing and bother your lawyer like every week because you know he will respond to you (or at least you think he should) even though he has no idea when the non-premium processing case will be adjudicated but you think it is somehow sensible to not pay for premium processing but to send emails every week with every possible conspiracy theory on why your case is still pending and to lay out every possible hypothetical that your brain can dream up, when the truth is - the USCIS is an incompetent and unreliable agency. Conspiracies require competence and things are just slow for no good reason without any thought of you at all. Your case is still pending because the government stinks. That's it. There is nothing else behind it. And your lawyer doesn't have any secret window into why the government is terrible and why your case, unlike your cousin's case or those guys on reddit/telegram have approvals.

The 4 biggest myths surrounding EB-1A? By Sameer Khedekar – a nationally ranked visa lawyer. Myths: 1. You think you need a PhD, patents, and citations to qualify for EB-1A. 2. If lawyers don't take your case, it means the end of the road. 3. If your company said no, it means you don't qualify. 4. Lawyers understand EXACTLY what you do. Think instead: 1. Showcase day-to-day work as a critical role 2. Building your profile is part of the process 3. Self-apply with an immigration lawyer ???? 4. Create an elevator pitch to impress Debunking Myths with an Expert! Sameer and I have become friends through LinkedIn. Recently, he shared amazing stories about India-born immigrants stuck in the EB-2 backlog who are now building their EB-1A profiles through his course. As someone stuck in the EB-2 queue, I understand the frustration. I gave up after a lawyer said I didn’t qualify for EB-1A. (I moved countries, but many of you still want a life in the US.) Sameer's next cohort starts June 8th. In my opinion, every high-achieving EB-2 immigrant should secure a spot. Don’t let a 100+ year wait determine your future. [Link in the comments]

Renewing your E-2 Visa? In our recent video, Attorney Christopher Gaston explains 3 significant factors to take into consideration. Get legal guidance to manage the renewal process. Watch our video for detailed insights and contact us for personalized support. https://bit.ly/46f6LF0 #immigrant #immigrationattorney #USimmigration