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If you really really need the green card, and facilities in the area you live cannot sponsor you, the you have to relocate. Some times in life you can't have it all. you gotta give/let go some.

Hi, First, You need to contact the state board of nursing from the state you wish to work and ask them for their requirements. You will have to do a state exam from the board of nursing NCLEX-RN and pass. Then, you will need to get a CGFNS certificate. Log on to www.cgfns.org for more...

@ Abandookwala63; Have you done and passed the NCLEX? Do you have a Visa Screen Certificate? Not all hospitals do the sponsoring. You've to try as many as you can. You may have to relocate. No pain no gains!!!!!

@ 2nd Degree nurse Hospitals all over the US are sponsoring GC's. As long as you are in Status, all you need to do is call or e-mail human resources dept. of the Hospital and tell them who you are and what you want. Most of them will be willing to do that for you, especially hospitals in...

Hi Great Guru, How long can you be placed on retrogression, and what happens thereafter?

:confused: So, is it a good or bad thing to be placed on retrogression? :rolleyes:

So, if you're put on retrogression that means ???

Hi, Can somebody please tell me what it means to be put on retrogression. Thanks.

Go for it Hi, the little I know is that nothing is for free here in America. For any company to petition for you, you have to sign a contract with them for a period of time of which most do a 2 year contract. If there is one willing to petition the GC for you, I would say go for it. If you went...

Yes, Canada will most likely require IELTS especially if your first lanuage is not English. They require at least a 7.0 in three sections and a 5.0 in the other section. Overall band score should be at least 7.0.

Hey Mmona, Was your sister an F1 and was she in status? As for Canada, visit www.canadavisa.com.

JohnConor, thank you but take it easy on AnnaRN. This is a website for seeking immigration help and advice, not posting argumentative or attacking threads or replies. She is just offering what she knows. From when I posted this thread, I do not have to explain my situation further. Just read...

Thank you AnnaRN for all your advice. I am in Charlotte, North Carolina. JohnConor, no I did not apply for OPT, yes I've worked and not the right way, I do have practical experience, and am out of status.

I got a visa screen certificate. What is an EB3 and what does it entail? I know a couple of lawyers I have talked to before without any luck. Do you know of any with the EB3 experience? One hospital had agreed to sponsor me last year but backed out stating that the process will take too long...

I forgot to mention I came in 1997, graduated in 99 with an LPN/LVN, first then climbed up the ladder to RN then BSN. In the process, I fell out. I've been out of status for > 180 days. P.S. I got my BSN that fast coz I have a very supportive husband, and as I was doing my RN, I was also...

No, we did not.

Rn-bsn How about if you came as an F-1 your I-94 states D/S, and you are > 180 days?

I came as an F-1, got my RN in 2002 and BSN in 2003. I have done the nclex and have a cgfns certificate. My student visa expired in 2001 and my I-94 states D/S. My husband is also not in good standing, and we've a two year old born here in the US. How can I adjust my status using my nursing degree?