E2 to Green Card in 56 days!

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Old Sep 27th 2010, 8:04 pm
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Finally got the approval notice my Permanent Resident card is to be mailed. Can't believe its finally happened! I filed concurrently on July 28th, under the EB1 category. Thanks for all your help and patience with my dumb/obvious questions along the way. Time to celebrate!

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Old Sep 27th 2010, 8:09 pm
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Originally Posted by EnglishJon
Finally got the approval notice my Permanent Resident card is to be mailed. Can't believe is finally happened! I filed concurrently on July 28th, under the EB1 category. Thanks for all your help and patience with my dumb/obvious questions along the way. Time to celebrate!
Congratulations!

You won't need your EAD now. Welcome to America!
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Old Sep 28th 2010, 10:11 am
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congratulations
(did you mean eb1 to green card? i didnt think you could apply for gc on an E2 visa?)
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Originally Posted by goldenstate31
congratulations
(did you mean eb1 to green card? i didnt think you could apply for gc on an E2 visa?)
Thanks for the congrats. No, I went from E2 to green card through eb1. It's totally possible! I filed under the international managers category as I've worked for a subsidiary of the same us company in the UK for over a year. Everything just lined up. Being on an e2 was never questioned by either my lawyer or the us gov.

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Originally Posted by goldenstate31
congratulations
(did you mean eb1 to green card? i didnt think you could apply for gc on an E2 visa?)
There is an E2 visa for highly skilled employees and managers, apart from the investor E2.
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Old Sep 28th 2010, 7:54 pm
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COngrats - do you work for a large company or a smaller one?
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Originally Posted by washsaint
COngrats - do you work for a large company or a smaller one?
A large one. An advertising conglomerate.
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