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Nurses from other countries are anxious
to work in the US because of the great opportunities it provides
for them and their families. The green card visa is very attractive
to the nurse because their spouse and minor children can legally
accompany them under this visa. Additionally, the spouse can legally
work in the US as well in his/her own occupation and minor children
can legally attend US public schools. After the nurse works in the
US for five consecutive years, under certain circumstances, they
are eligible to apply for US citizenship. For many of our nurses,
they are striving to provide their family with "The American
Dream".
Foreign Nurses that have passed the CGFNS exam or are certified
as an NCLEX-RN, can qualify to obtain permanent residence, with
our assistance, whether they are residing inside or outside the
U.S. In addition, we can help foreign nurses find qualified employers
to sponsor application for permanent residence.
After you retain us for your nurse petition
case, we will
1) help to find a qualified employer to sponsor your application
for permanent residence;
2) guide you to collect all the documents and information needed
for your nurse petition;
3) organize all the required documentation for your nurse petition;
4) draft the petition letter on your behalf;
5) submit the completed petition materials to the proper BCIS Center
via registered mail; and
6) contact the BCIS for the status inquiry of your pending case.
As soon as the BCIS makes a final decision on your nurse immigration
application, we will inform you of the results.
For more information on Foreign Nurse Immigration, please click
one of the following topics:
Description
Requirements
Process
Documents
CGFNS
VisaScreen
NCLEX
DISCLAIMER: The information you obtain at this site is not, nor
is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney
for individual advice regarding your own situation.
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