bobfrost

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   by bobfrost 7y ago

   You're not going to get through to someone gaming the system at this level (which involves taking a big risk, btw) by using a 'Please'.
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   by bobfrost 7y ago

   I see where you're coming from, but any of those options aren't realistic, especially when I compare them to Canada's system. As I noted in my comment, I can stay here for a while hoping for some way of getting a green card
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   by bobfrost 7y ago

   Can't seem to edit although it's been <2h. Regret the typos. For people looking for data backing what I'm talking about, here's[1] something that everyone looks at to track timelines. This data is released monthly. Se
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   by bobfrost 7y ago

   18 years? That's scary. I'm surprised at the amount of confidence you have in the USCIS that you might get a greed card. If you are still on a visa, I don't see how soon you believe you can get a green card in a reasonable am
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   by bobfrost 7y ago

   I'm at somewhat of a cross-roads related to this matter. Note that this mostly applies to immigrants from India or China. I'm from India. This applies irrespective of education level (I did my Bachelors in the US, just FYI) Curren