Navigating US immigration as a high-skilled immigrant — my experience with EB1A as a Product Manager
<p>I came to the USA in 2014 for a master’s program. My entry into the US was based on an F1 visa. I later moved to an H1-B visa when I started working in the industry. My H1B was picked in the lottery at the first attempt and I knew we typically get it for six years. My plan back then was to never apply for a green card and an end of H1B would be a great forcing function to go back to India(where I come from). I didn’t care about getting a green card. Therefore, I never bothered to learn about the green card application process. Terms like priority dates, backlog, reading the visa bulletin, rest of the world, etc. meant little to me. I didn’t have an i-140 filed via any of my current or previous employers.</p>
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