Questions on filing EB2-PERM

[everonh1]

I am having BS plus 8 years experience,but no MS.
But my salary levels should be well above prevailing wage etc.
Questions:-
1.So,would I be able to file under EB2-PERM without issues??
Also BS + 5 plus years with salary above prevailing wage..will it
qualify under perm,eventhough no MS???
2.Which job code/job title etc should one choose so that the chances
of getting approved are more??
I have this quick search URL:-
http://www.flcdatacenter.com/OesQuick.aspx
But not sure what job title to chose etc.
3.Also,if you are employed in a different state and Employer is headquartered in a different state,how does it work-is it the place where you are employed determines job code or place where Employer is HQed??

Thanks in advance for your replies,
everonh1

 

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I am having BS plus 8 years experience,but no MS.
But my salary levels should be well above prevailing wage etc.
Questions:-
1.So,would I be able to file under EB2-PERM without issues??
Also BS + 5 plus years with salary above prevailing wage..will it
qualify under perm,eventhough no MS???

It depends. What does the job ad say? If it specifically says it requires the MINIMUM of a master's degree in such and such field.." then, you should qualify. The wage is important, but not the sufficient factor to determine EB category..

2.Which job code/job title etc should one choose so that the chances
of getting approved are more??
You should choose the job title that most closely describes your actual job.

I have this quick search URL:-
http://www.flcdatacenter.com/OesQuick.aspx
But not sure what job title to chose etc.
3.Also,if you are employed in a different state and Employer is headquartered in a different state,how does it work-is it the place where you are employed determines job code or place where Employer is HQed??

The geographical location is irrelevant, I would think. An example: a high school math teacher in CA and a high school math teacher in NY would be choosing the same job code..

Thanks in advance for your replies,
everonh1