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How long it takes to get a green card after graduating in Masters [in Physics] from a school in USA?

Friday, May 8th, 2009 | Physics

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3 Comments to How long it takes to get a green card after graduating in Masters [in Physics] from a school in USA?

Sam
May 11, 2009

You have to get a sponsor first, preferably a relative.

La Wai
May 14, 2009

If you get on with a university as a teacher, they will be your sponsor. In your case, you should be getting into a good school if your transcripts are good, so I would think Stanford or MIT (no idea, sorry) would sponsor you and bam. If going to a tech corporation, then it still should be no problem. I would focus on jobs.

pianojangee
May 17, 2009

Here is the guide for the employement based green card

And thought this site would be helpful for you

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