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H1B visa to USA

  • 06-12-2010 6:45pm
    #1
    Bluearyan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭ Bluearyan


    Hello Everyone !

    I did my MSC Computing from Griffith College and My H1B petition was approved in October 2008, but I couldn't go to USA as it was peak of recession and IT jobs were very hard to find in USA.

    I'm an Irish Citizen and would like to appear in US consulate in Dublin for H1B visa as my petition is valid till October, 2011.

    Can anyone tell me how are chances of getting visa now?
    Any advise in this matter is appreciated, Thanks


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  • #2
    FreudianSlippers
    Registered Users Posts: 20,397 ✭✭✭✭ FreudianSlippers


    Bluearyan wrote: »
    Hello Everyone !

    I did my MSC Computing from Griffith College and My H1B petition was approved in October 2008, but I couldn't go to USA as it was peak of recession and IT jobs were very hard to find in USA.

    I'm an Irish Citizen and would like to appear in US consulate in Dublin for H1B visa as my petition is valid till October, 2011.

    Can anyone tell me how are chances of getting visa now?
    Any advise in this matter is appreciated, Thanks
    You will still find it very difficult to find work in the US. If you think things are bad here, the US is way worse off.


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