Green card processing fee
#1
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Green card processing fee
Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from my
employer when I asked for GC processing.
"We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
that is required."
I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
processing..?
Thanks.
employer when I asked for GC processing.
"We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
that is required."
I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
processing..?
Thanks.
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Re: Green card processing fee
Originally Posted by krallabandi
Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from my
employer when I asked for GC processing.
"We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
that is required."
I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
processing..?
Thanks.
employer when I asked for GC processing.
"We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
that is required."
I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
processing..?
Thanks.
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Re: Green card processing fee
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Depends on a number of factors. You should probably expect around $2000 or
so in government fees (depends on your family size), around $1000 or so in
advertising cost, and around $10,000 in lawyer's fees. You may also incur
travel expenses.
You don't have to pay all that at once, but will be able to spread it over
several years.
[email protected] wrote:
> Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from my
> employer when I asked for GC processing.
>
> "We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
> green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
> that is required."
>
> I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
> processing..?
>
> Thanks.
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Depends on a number of factors. You should probably expect around $2000 or
so in government fees (depends on your family size), around $1000 or so in
advertising cost, and around $10,000 in lawyer's fees. You may also incur
travel expenses.
You don't have to pay all that at once, but will be able to spread it over
several years.
[email protected] wrote:
> Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from my
> employer when I asked for GC processing.
>
> "We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
> green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
> that is required."
>
> I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
> processing..?
>
> Thanks.
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It may answer your question. Remember, I am strictly a layperson without
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rather than relying on usenet newsgroups.
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Re: Green card processing fee
Originally Posted by krallabandi
Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from my
employer when I asked for GC processing.
"We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
that is required."
I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
processing..?
Thanks.
employer when I asked for GC processing.
"We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
that is required."
I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
processing..?
Thanks.
Having researched, total costs we're anticipating are in the region of $4-5K, made up of attorney's fees ($3K), filing fees (around $1K) plus cost of medicals, photographs etc.
Hope this helps.
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Re: Green card processing fee
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tonrob wrote:
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>> Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from
>> my
>> employer when I asked for GC processing.
>> "We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
>> green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
>> that is required."
>> I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
>> processing..?
>> Thanks.
>
> I'm in the same position with my employer, and my wife and I are just
> starting the application process right now (we currenly hold L1 and L2
> visas respectively).
>
> Having researched, total costs we're anticipating are in the region of
> $4-5K, made up of attorney's fees ($3K), filing fees (around $1K) plus
> cost of medicals, photographs etc.
Don't forget the cost of advertising the job. That could be > $1k. Then
there is the credentials evaluation. If you qualify for L-1A, your employer
may not need to advertise, but you will need to provide evidence that you
qualify. Travel expenses, especially if you choose consular processing.
Also, other incidentals can add up. I think your number would be on the very
low end.
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tonrob wrote:
>
>> Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from
>> my
>> employer when I asked for GC processing.
>> "We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
>> green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
>> that is required."
>> I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
>> processing..?
>> Thanks.
>
> I'm in the same position with my employer, and my wife and I are just
> starting the application process right now (we currenly hold L1 and L2
> visas respectively).
>
> Having researched, total costs we're anticipating are in the region of
> $4-5K, made up of attorney's fees ($3K), filing fees (around $1K) plus
> cost of medicals, photographs etc.
Don't forget the cost of advertising the job. That could be > $1k. Then
there is the credentials evaluation. If you qualify for L-1A, your employer
may not need to advertise, but you will need to provide evidence that you
qualify. Travel expenses, especially if you choose consular processing.
Also, other incidentals can add up. I think your number would be on the very
low end.
- --
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It may answer your question. Remember, I am strictly a layperson without
any legal training. I encourage the reader to seek competent legal counsel
rather than relying on usenet newsgroups.
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Re: Green card processing fee
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tonrob wrote:
>
>> Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from
>> my
>> employer when I asked for GC processing.
>> "We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
>> green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
>> that is required."
>> I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
>> processing..?
>> Thanks.
>
> I'm in the same position with my employer, and my wife and I are just
> starting the application process right now (we currenly hold L1 and L2
> visas respectively).
>
> Having researched, total costs we're anticipating are in the region of
> $4-5K, made up of attorney's fees ($3K), filing fees (around $1K) plus
> cost of medicals, photographs etc.
Don't forget the cost of advertising the job. That could be > $1k. Then
there is the credentials evaluation. If you qualify for L-1A, your employer
may not need to advertise, but you will need to provide evidence that you
qualify. Travel expenses, especially if you choose consular processing.
Also, other incidentals can add up. I think your number would be on the very
low end.
Ah. Sorry - suppose I should've mentioned I already have an L1A. My immigration lawyer hasn't mentioned any other potential expenses other than the ones I've outlined above.
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tonrob wrote:
>
>> Hi.. Please clarify the following. I got the following response from
>> my
>> employer when I asked for GC processing.
>> "We will not be able to assist you with the financial aspect of the
>> green card process, but we will be able to help situate the paperwork
>> that is required."
>> I would like to know how much would be the cost for greencard
>> processing..?
>> Thanks.
>
> I'm in the same position with my employer, and my wife and I are just
> starting the application process right now (we currenly hold L1 and L2
> visas respectively).
>
> Having researched, total costs we're anticipating are in the region of
> $4-5K, made up of attorney's fees ($3K), filing fees (around $1K) plus
> cost of medicals, photographs etc.
Don't forget the cost of advertising the job. That could be > $1k. Then
there is the credentials evaluation. If you qualify for L-1A, your employer
may not need to advertise, but you will need to provide evidence that you
qualify. Travel expenses, especially if you choose consular processing.
Also, other incidentals can add up. I think your number would be on the very
low end.
Ah. Sorry - suppose I should've mentioned I already have an L1A. My immigration lawyer hasn't mentioned any other potential expenses other than the ones I've outlined above.