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Thanks m_img, That is what I am thinking. So if this is correct I guess that in my case the PERM process for the certification of labor will be the step that will take most of the time. I wonder why this PERM cert process is so slow, can't the government just hire more people? :p

Hello st4rguitar! Thanks a bunch for your useful help! I did not mean 7 years of wait time for the GC processing, I did mean that I have 7 years of experience. Isn't 7 years too much time for a green card? Somebody told my that for my case it should be much less time like 2 to 3 years...

Thanks again MDGUTS1307! All right, I will talk to my employeer ASAP about this. I have more than 2 years valid H1B, so that should be good at least for the longer process of the application which is the labor certification PERM.:rolleyes: Regards:D Seattle24

Thanks for your reply MDGUTS1307!! I come from Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. And I don't have a wife, I am single. Yes, it is very uncertain situation right know with immigration and not even lawyers know for sure if it is possible to get green cards now:( Best Regards!:D...

Dear Immigration Gurus and members, I have been reading this great forum for a few months and this is a great resource. Note that I read the Green Card FAQ , however I still don't feel confident about my case.:( I am currently working with my first H1-B visa. I got it in April 2007 and...

Dear Immigration Gurus and members, I have been reading this great forum for a few months and this is a great resource. I am currently working with my first H1-B visa. I got it in April 2007 and valid til April 2010. I am planing on talking to my employer about the possibility on being...

Dear Immigration Gurus and members, I have been reading this great forum for a few months and this is a great resource. I am currently working with my first H1-B visa. I got it in April 2007 and valid til April 2010. I am planing on talking to my employer about the possibility on being...