"Public Charge"
No, given that the PC rule only applies to non-resident foreign nationals.
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No, given that the PC rule only applies to non-resident foreign nationals.
Yes, you will be able to apply for immigrant visa once your PD becomes current, however, both you and employer must still intend to work together.
I agree. Remain patient, see what becomes of the newly elevated PPS case: USCIS will reach a decision within 2 weeks.
You need to be paid the full prevailing wage. No exceptions.
I agree. Be patient. You will be able to fly to the US during the course of this summer.
A decision should be expected within a few weeks but not later than a month.
You are better off bringing that information with you to the interview. No need to submit it upfront.
If you file the paper version you will not run into this problem.
You have nothing to worry about on that front. The public charge rule does not apply to those such as yourself who were already admitted into LPR...
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I agree. Best for employer not to use PPS. You can join the employer upon receipt of the I-129/H package.