I was wondering if anyone has applied to CSC for NIW while they live on the east coast? I am planning to give the NY address as the current address. How good are the chances of them accepting and adjudicating the application? I see it as legally possible, since I-140 should be filed to a center where the applicant potentially would take a job in the future and for NIW no job offer is required.
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Is it Possible: Living in NY NIW filing in CSC
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leroythelion
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Originally posted by 616athem
I was wondering if anyone has applied to CSC for NIW while they live on the east coast? I am planning to give the NY address as the current address. How good are the chances of them accepting and adjudicating the application? I see it as legally possible, since I-140 should be filed to a center where the applicant potentially would take a job in the future and for NIW no job offer is required.
If *you* file with a NY address, your case will be transfered to Vermont. If a company in California files on your behalf (for a position in California), then that's OK.
Brian
If *you* file with a NY address, your case will be transfered to Vermont. If a company in California files on your behalf (for a position in California), then that's OK.
Brian
I thought that NIW is self sponsored and is NOT FILED by the employer. Please clarify.
Thanks
Brian
I thought that NIW is self sponsored and is NOT FILED by the employer. Please clarify.
Thanks
leroythelion
Registered Users (C)
Originally posted by 616athem
If *you* file with a NY address, your case will be transfered to Vermont. If a company in California files on your behalf (for a position in California), then that's OK.
Brian
I thought that NIW is self sponsored and is NOT FILED by the employer. Please clarify.
Thanks
NIW can be self-sponsored but it doesn't have to be. My statement should have included all I-140's.
Brian