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EB1 Green Card

Green card for L1-B or L1-A holders

Smaller companies can have a tough time getting an L-1A.

EB-1: 1 year in 3 years preceding the petition

There may be an exemption if you continued working with a related company ever since you came to USA.

Guestbook Entry for Ali Bakhtiar, United States

Name: 
Ali Bakhtiar
State: 
FL
Country: 
United States
Comment: 

I was impressed by the clarity of expression and the fairness exhibited by the Attorney. I would certainly like to hire him once I get things done from my side

Posted on: 
24th May, 2011

Guestbook Entry for Guru Ganesh, United States

Name: 
Guru Ganesh
State: 
Wisconsin
Country: 
United States
Comment: 

Mr. Rajiv is very helpful and has enormous amount of experience. He also advises us correctly. He has the capability to clarify complex legal parlance to simple understandable terminology for clients.  His team with Anna Baker, Leslie are really thorough professionals.   They promptly respond to my emails on a daily basis and are incredibly adept from start to finish.   Ultimately, I can say that you are in safe hands.    

Posted on: 
1st Apr, 2011

Guestbook Entry for Guru Ganesh, United States

Name: 
Guru Ganesh
State: 
Wisconsin
Country: 
United States
Comment: 

A sound and pragmatic advice. Very professional and courteous. Very impressed for the sound judgement.

Posted on: 
11th Mar, 2011

Guestbook Entry for Ashish, United States

Name: 
Ashish
State: 
TX
Country: 
United States
Comment: 

I had a conference call with Mr. Khanna. I from India and have done my PhD. I was interested in filing for Green card through EB1 or NIW category. However, after looking at my CV he advised me that my case is not strong enough for either of the two. He said that whether I get the green card or not the lawyer will get paid, so I should be careful in selecting a category to file my green card under. This honesty really impressed me about him. I will take more legal advise before reaching a conclusion but at least Mr. Khanna was honest enough to give me his frank opinion and not take me for a ride as I have read about other attorneys / law firms. Thank you Mr. Khanna for your time !

Posted on: 
8th Mar, 2011

Guestbook Entry for SOTIRIS TSITSIOS, Greece

Name: 
SOTIRIS TSITSIOS
Country: 
Greece
Comment: 

Hi i am from Greece i had a telephone conversation with Mr Khanna about EB1 and EB2 and NIW he was very helpful explaining to me that applications for the above are quite difficult for sb that has only a masters degree hence under his guidance i decided to do an MBA and later with his help to get H1B and  apply for the green card.  thanks , sotiris

Posted on: 
1st Mar, 2011

Guestbook Entry for Carina, United States

Name: 
Carina
Country: 
United States
Comment: 

I contacted immigration.com., and got an email back the next day, and phone consult set up with Rajiv Khanna two days later.  He was extremely helpful, explaining to me the weaknesses and opportunities of my case, and actually gave me some reference point to talk to my employer.  I am grateful to Rajiv and his staff for their assistance, and would wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for quality legal opinion on their immigration cases.

Posted on: 
24th Feb, 2011

EB-1 for a visual artist

That by itself may not be enough. You need to have evidence of sustained national/international acclaim.

Case type: EB-1 Outstanding Researcher approved for MS in EE and Telecom. Engg.

Category: EB1 Green Card, Engineers, Materials Science and Engineering, Scientists and Researchers
Status: EB-1 approved

We filed an EB-1, Outstanding Researcher petition premium processing for the beneficiary who qualified based on her extraordinary contributions in applied sciences. Her substantial and highly innovative contributions paved the way for commercial manufacturing of flexible displays by major, well-known display manufacturing companies. The beneficiary’s commercialized research was well documented. She has over eight years of research experience in the nanotechnology field producing a multitude of patents. We also provided documentary evidence of the beneficiary’s research publications in prestigious scientific journals as well as the lengthy citation record of these articles.  What was unusual about this case was that the beneficiary did not have a PhD, which is the norm for many, if not most EB-1 cases.

DISCLAIMER: PAST APPROVAL OF A CASE IS NOT A GUARANTEE OR PREDICTION REGARDING THE OUTCOME OF FUTURE CASES. CASE RESULTS DEPEND UPON A VARIETY OF FACTORS UNIQUE TO EACH CASE.
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