Legal Question in Immigration Law in Mississippi

Re: need attorney to file permanent residency

You most likely possess some uniquiness if your employer decided to hire you and go through some issues with the USCIS. If your employer is able to prove that he could not find a compatible employee, you should not have a problem with the labor certification even nowadays. Advanced degree professionals are still needed by the employers.

Re: need attorney to file permanent residency

the economic downturn is certainly a factor in getting an LC approval. However, it also largely depends on the specific job market in which the job is located and whether there are applicants with the requisite skill set. While I cannot guarantee that you will be successful in getting your LC approved if you file, I CAN guarantee that it will not get approved if you choose not to file it.

Re: need attorney to file permanent residency

It's still possible to apply for labor certification and permanent residence.

Please feel free to contact me if you require formal assistance on this matter.

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Re: need attorney to file permanent residency

It can still be done, but the chances of success will depend upon the specifics of the job offer, your qualifications, and the job market for your specific field. Please contact my office by phone or email and we can discuss your options. I will look forward to hearing from you.