I want to be a nurse in America. How can I get a green card?

1/ Studying abroad, going to the United States from ordinary university courses.

2/ After graduation, I enrolled in the RN course (how long I have to wait in line is uncertain).

3/ Here we are, take the course of RN, and then take the exam.

4/ If you pass the exam, take the license of RN.

5/ You can start looking for a job when you get a license, but it is still unknown which unit is willing to provide H- 1.

6/ In case a kind company agrees to provide H- 1, we will draw lots and try our luck.

7/ Fortunately, I have H- 1 status and can work legally.

After 8/N years, the company has not been fired and is willing to apply for a green card.

You have a chance to try. . . . . .

It takes two minutes to type these words.

All these processes are impossible in about ten years.

Work hard. . . . . . .

Say one more thing:

Your English should be very, very good.

To tell the truth, it is difficult for people whose mother tongue is not English to enter RN.