> you might be surprised to learn that there are people who apply for eb-2 on work (or non-work) visas other than h1b.
That's why I said "if it's already been done," to cover such cases. I understand and agree with the need to perform such an evaluation, but I disagree with doing it long after someone's already been settled and working for years. That's just crappy and unfair.
> you might be surprised to learn that there are people who apply for eb-2 on work (or non-work) visas other than h1b.
That's why I said "if it's already been done," to cover such cases. I understand and agree with the need to perform such an evaluation, but I disagree with doing it long after someone's already been settled and working for years. That's just crappy and unfair.