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Just bear in mind that you have six months from the time of your medical to activate.

I use an accountant. I don't know how Aussies do it via Turbo Tax (as an example) since superannuation is not recognized here as a pension fund (it's considered an investment account). It has to be declared and reported differently. I'm happy to recommend my accountant to anyone on here, via...

Job market is good here. I took maybe three weeks to get my first lot of interviews, and had my first offers within five. Lots of Fortune 50 (I work for a Fortune 40) which results in high salaries.

I moved without a job. It was fine. You'll be fine. :-)

@Britsimon is the expert on that so I'll let him answer!

Sydney is good for reschedules, but I personally wouldn't risk an August interview if I could avoid it. Find yourself in AP and you're in a race against time.

What's in TN? Dollywood for a start, the world's greatest theme park! And Nashville. And the Smokies. I could go on and on and I don't even live in TN (albeit I live right next door in North Carolina).

1, 2 and 3 - I can't remember. 4. I'd get them retaken 5. Never hurts to take more than less. It can be in the Oz format.

Yep, that's right @ING

There are gaps in the numbers (see Simon's post here: http://britsimonsays.com/the-lottery-draw-process-holes-theory-and-so-on/) Not gonna lie, anything over 1400 is a risky number for the OC. Personally, I don't see OC going current this year as compared to previous years, because they have...

We interviewed on the Tuesday and had all four passports back on Thursday (we lived in Melbourne). I've heard of some NSW-ers getting theirs on a Wednesday and the poor, unfortunately WA-ers having to wait until the following week.

No need for fingerprints. Code 33 is the right code, because it includes both spent and unspent offences.

From memory, virtual addresses don't work. Each person gets their own SSN envelope and their own GC envelope.

If you had read my post thoroughly, I never once said you 'will'. You are right, there is a difference, hence my use of the word 'may'. Have fun. Hope it works out for you.

Here is another link for you to read: https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/after-green-card-granted/maintaining-permanent-residence

You should be freaked out. The Green Card is for living in America, not for visiting every so often. Forget the sites you've read. I've given you a link below to the formal government position. I would suggest you read it carefully a few times. There is some flexibiltiy in the first year...

I didn't get my degrees evaluated and I've had no issues getting interviews.

It's difficult to find a job from Australia when the US is saturated with excellent local candidates who can start straight away. As far as I know, @guestgulkan is the only one who has been able to do that and it took the better half of a year to achieve. I got here and it took five weeks to...

Look through his blog and do a search on this forum, as there are many who qualify on work experience and have shared their experiences.

Your wife will definitely get an interview and claiming on Work Experience isn't as hard as people think. @Britsimon will have some great advice for her on how to succeed via that route, if you ask him.