Hi I am a legal F1 student in USA.. I know a friend of mine who is into buisness and owns a lot of pizza places,gas stations and shopping complexes… Is there any way he can sponsor green card for me??
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Hi I am a legal F1 student in USA.. I know a friend of mine who is into buisness and owns a lot of pizza places,gas stations and shopping complexes… Is there any way he can sponsor green card for me??
Hi
I am a legal F1 student in USA..
I know a friend of mine who is into buisness and
owns a lot of pizza places,gas stations and shopping
complexes…
Is there any way he can sponsor green card for
me??
Can I know all the possibilities clearly
Asked on November 19, 2016 under Immigration Law, California
Answers:
SB Member California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 7 years ago | Contributor
It really depends on whether the position for which the business would petition you is a job that requires at least a bachelor's degree and you have the bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant field of study. You can do it for a non degree position but that process will take many more years and you would not be able to get a work visa in the interim so you'd have to continue with your F-1 and not be able to leave the country.
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