Filing in EB2

[lakhan11]

Few questions regarding filing in EB2:

1) If somebody has BS with exactly 5 years of experience, could he apply
under EB2? Also assume that job requires that experience.

2) Is the vacation time deducted from 5 years of experience for EB2? Some
of the vacation time has been spent outside the country?

3) Can experience gained prior to getting B.S be also counted towards 5
years of expereince? Any successful cases.

Thanks!

[Ingo]

On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 00:15:11 GMT, "lakhan11" <lakh...@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>Few questions regarding filing in EB2:
>
>1) If somebody has BS with exactly 5 years of experience, could he apply
>under EB2? Also assume that job requires that experience.

Yes.

>2) Is the vacation time deducted from 5 years of experience for EB2? Some
>of the vacation time has been spent outside the country?

It depends on how long the vacations were. If they were reasonable, I
doubt it. It doesn't matter where you have been.

>3) Can experience gained prior to getting B.S be also counted towards 5
>years of expereince? Any successful cases.

No.

Ingo
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