This is my case. My employer filled an ETA 750 on May 2004. I received the 45 days letter on May 2005 and replied it the same month. I am now waiting for the certification. My employer filled the form for a position of Architectural Drafter which requires only 2 years of college education (An associate degree). I was hired for that position but now I am working in a better position. I am an Architect with more that 5 years of experience and I could apply for EB2. The problem is that the labor certification will say that the job requires only an associate degree. Can my company still fill the i-140 as EB2 with the same labor certification or... does my company need to request a different labor certification. What do you guys recommend me to do? If I fill EB2 I could apply for i-140 / i-485 concurrently
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EB2 or EB3
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SSara said:This is my case. My employer filled an ETA 750 on May 2004. I received the 45 days letter on May 2005 and replied it the same month. I am now waiting for the certification. My employer filled the form for a position of Architectural Drafter which requires only 2 years of college education (An associate degree). I was hired for that position but now I am working in a better position. I am an Architect with more that 5 years of experience and I could apply for EB2. The problem is that the labor certification will say that the job requires only an associate degree. Can my company still fill the i-140 as EB2 with the same labor certification or... does my company need to request a different labor certification. What do you guys recommend me to do? If I fill EB2 I could apply for i-140 / i-485 concurrently
I don't think you can use experience gained while working for an employer for labor cert with the same employer, with some exceptions.
EB2 or EB3 when is that defined?
Hi I am curious to know when does the EBx category is choosen; in what ETA-x or I-x is this initially selected and how can that be changed.
I am a southamerican electrical engineer wiatg for LC since march 2003; I do not have a MS degree but I have finished the MS in System engineering program.
thx
Hi I am curious to know when does the EBx category is choosen; in what ETA-x or I-x is this initially selected and how can that be changed.
I am a southamerican electrical engineer wiatg for LC since march 2003; I do not have a MS degree but I have finished the MS in System engineering program.
thx
what to do????
Thanks for your answer. Right know I have almost 7 years of experience. I had 4 years of experience when I started this job and I have almost 3 years working here. I think the problem would not be to prove the experience I have. My biggest concern is that even though I can prove my experience and prove that I have an advance degree, the Labor Certification would say that the job requires only 2 years of experience not an advance degree. I been trying to find information in the i-140 instructions and also in the codes but I did not find anything. any idea?jllag1 said:I don't think you can use experience gained while working for an employer for labor cert with the same employer, with some exceptions.