Can I get a green card when studying for a doctorate in the United States?

Landlord, I am now studying for a doctorate in the United States. There are two ways to get a green card after graduating from a Ph.D. in the United States, and the fastest one can be obtained between six months and one year after graduation.

First, your doctor did a good job. For example, I am a chemistry major. A teacher and sister doctor sent out ten papers and two JACS in five years, and then spent about $10,000 to find a lawyer after graduation. He will consider whether to answer it according to your situation. If you take it, you will be a special talent immigrant, and the time to get a green card will be between six months and one year. This is the first road, which is for the academic school. Don't be reluctant to hire a lawyer.

The second is the work route that everyone does, so I won't describe it much.

In addition, there are many ways, such as marrying an old American (unconventional) and making a facade (difficult, but you can directly get a green card for all faculty members).

I hope it helps you. Contact me if you don't understand.