Hi,
Today I got all copies of I-140 application set my lawyer sent to CSC last
month.
I thought my category is EB3 as a professional. I have BS engineering degree
and 1 year experience. My labor certification says that the requirements of
my job are Education: Bachelors Degree (Engineering) and Experience: 1 year
job offered.
However, Telegraphic Message I-140 Cable Format says basis of classification
is "Skilled Worker".
Now I'm confused. Skilled worker needs two years experience, right? Does
that mean I don't qualify for the job??? Do I need to point that out to my
lawyer to correct it?
And, I-140 receipt notice says "Skilled Worker or Professional". Looks like
it doesn't matter if Skilled Worker or Professional. I mean IIO decides
Skilled Worker or Professional based on my labor certification even
Telegraphic Message I-140 Cable Format says "Skilled Worker"???
Does anybody know about it?
Hiro
Today I got all copies of I-140 application set my lawyer sent to CSC last
month.
I thought my category is EB3 as a professional. I have BS engineering degree
and 1 year experience. My labor certification says that the requirements of
my job are Education: Bachelors Degree (Engineering) and Experience: 1 year
job offered.
However, Telegraphic Message I-140 Cable Format says basis of classification
is "Skilled Worker".
Now I'm confused. Skilled worker needs two years experience, right? Does
that mean I don't qualify for the job??? Do I need to point that out to my
lawyer to correct it?
And, I-140 receipt notice says "Skilled Worker or Professional". Looks like
it doesn't matter if Skilled Worker or Professional. I mean IIO decides
Skilled Worker or Professional based on my labor certification even
Telegraphic Message I-140 Cable Format says "Skilled Worker"???
Does anybody know about it?
Hiro
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