Waiting for H1B VISA gave me depression…Struggles of making it in USA 🇺🇸…?

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  • @aditipaul6962
    @aditipaul6962 Год назад +9

    Love your honesty Omkar. This needs to be shared and I am glad you're doing it. ✊

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад +2

      Thank you Aditi. Learning from you as well.

  • @KB-sz9lu
    @KB-sz9lu Год назад +4

    iIs been 15 years since I cam to US on F1, with current priority dates I may have to wait atleast 10 more years(its been already 10 years in waiting since i started i140 process) to get my GC. I feel you are still in early phase and have to face many challenges and hurdles. Getting H1B and I140 approved doesn't guarantee anything, especially its even more hard for us(core/non -IT) I have seen people who's 4th or 5th H1B extension got denied even after approved with I140 with the same employer and loosing the job, not able to find a job with in 60 days and even if you find a job, sometimes you may not be able carry forward the same priority date. Its all over from ground zero again
    Good luck, be consistent and ready to face the challenges !

    • @abish83
      @abish83 Год назад

      whats your PD

    • @victor256in
      @victor256in 3 месяца назад +1

      From personal experience: Since the stress is unbearable, and there is no vertical growth--- the best investment is in one's self. Health, being in nature (nothing better than the US national parks anywhere in the world), travel within the US, travel to India when you can, find spiritual growth, invest in professional development & relationships (family if that is applicable). One great thing I found beneficial is making friends that are not Indian- as the talk would not revert back to the inevitable backlog. With the amazing American diversity we have- it helped me to see (through my work and volunteering) that people have far greater challenges than us- and we are actually blessed (just don't see it from our bubble). Honestly- there are 2 truths. The immigration process is a nightmare. And there is no other country in the world as unique, exceptional and rewarding as the United States of America. I wish you the best.

  • @dg-hobbymad9898
    @dg-hobbymad9898 2 месяца назад +1

    Haven’t gone through ur video but really appreciate your patience for answering to every comment/question 👌

  • @maryzhang8825
    @maryzhang8825 Год назад +4

    I am going through the same pain as you, can truly relate a lot! My previous employer can not do PERM so I had to leave the amazing people and awesome opportunities. Now there seems to be issues with my new company about PERM as well recently. I wish I had joined the new company a little earlier so I don't need to suffer here again. Your story makes me feel calmer about the ups and downs. It's like getting good/bad hands and there is really no way out. Thank you very much for sharing! ♥

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад +1

      Happy to share my thoughts. I am sure things will work out. There is always a way. Good luck 🍀.

  • @sanjayshirke3563
    @sanjayshirke3563 Год назад +3

    Hi Omkar. You have precisely pinpointed the issue. Explained the fact by sharing your own story. Your friendly advice is very much helpfull for those who are in the process of H1B. Keep sharing. You have gone through challenging situations in Life, came out of it courageously with flying colours. And now you are sharing and helping the others , showing various ways to tackle it.
    You said that "Life in US is a game," and the person who keeps playing eventually WINS at the end
    There is saying in Sanskrit for this.... चरैवति चरैवति....
    Keep moving
    Keep moving..

  • @sandhya_exploresfoodandlife
    @sandhya_exploresfoodandlife 2 месяца назад +1

    Was on h1b for 6 years , got laid off twice during that time unfortunately and was extremely stressful but I got a job both the times since market was much better back then . Luckily met the love of my life who also was born here, now got my GC and living with my husband and 2 kittens in a duplex apartment very peacefully :)

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  2 месяца назад

      So happy for you! Things do get better with time if you stay the course. Good luck to you.

    • @Airborneashu
      @Airborneashu 2 месяца назад

      You married a white or indian american ?

  • @traveltheworld886
    @traveltheworld886 Год назад +3

    I really like your calm speaking style. Best of luck in your journey.

  • @TheLinmaster
    @TheLinmaster Год назад +4

    I took the UK route so this video does not apply to me but randomly came across this video. Though we are on different journeys Your determination and sheer will to succeed has really inspired me. I’m wishing you all the best brother and I have no doubt you will achieve all your dreams

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Thank you, good luck to you as well mate.

    • @uc3698
      @uc3698 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantTalks
      Marry an American.

  • @richboy3860
    @richboy3860 8 месяцев назад +2

    “didn’t have and didn’t know”
    Not
    “didn’t had and didn’t knew”

  • @prdpatrick29
    @prdpatrick29 Год назад +2

    Great content. Even though I did not have to take second master’s route , felt like watching my last 6 years in this 20 mins video.

  • @junkyheadsingh9981
    @junkyheadsingh9981 Год назад +2

    Honestly your experience WAS valid in 2019, now with 780k h1b applications going in, there’s no point taking 1st day CPT. Go to Canada if your h1b doesn’t get picked up

  • @digitalsatya8620
    @digitalsatya8620 Год назад +1

    what a commitment brother, hats off to you

  • @Rajtruevoice
    @Rajtruevoice Год назад +1

    Very honest information

  • @pratikchaudhari2344
    @pratikchaudhari2344 Год назад +14

    If there is so much of struggle due to visa issues, why don't you come to India? What's the point of stuggling in US on H1b? Fact to be told, people who filed GC now will never get it. You are painting a picture as if all opportunities are in US and nothing is in India. Why waste life on slavery based visa rather than be independent in India?

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад +4

      Pratik, hope you watch the entire video. Last 5 minutes will help you understand why people choose to stay.

    • @pratikchaudhari2344
      @pratikchaudhari2344 Год назад +7

      @@ImmigrantTalks Hey Omkar, I saw the whole video. You said you are going through all this because of the ambition and the goal that you had while coming to US. So, what's your ambition? Because I'm in US and apart from huge savings, I find nothing worth living in US. No freedom, no side hussles, no to startup ventures, no help for household chores and biggest of all...not near to parents in old age when they need us the most. On the contrary, in India, you get a sense of freedom. All my thoughts are wrt to living on h1b visa in US. GC is out of question for people filing in 2020s. No one will get it in their lifetime. So again, my question remains same...what ambition and goal are people chasing?

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад +6

      All of our goals and experiences are different here, still I feel the same frustration you feel. My goal through this video was to give hope to people who continue to fight without any hope. Hope that answers your question.

    • @pratikchaudhari2344
      @pratikchaudhari2344 Год назад +1

      @@ImmigrantTalks Got it. Atleast for me, what happened was I was excited about coming here in initial period of time. But it faded away as I started living here. I came to know that apart from savings, I don't have any sense of satisfaction living here on h1b. I think many people are reluctant to go back to India because they have settled here and some even have kids going to American schools. So, they are willing to sacrifice their life for their children.

    • @bhavanivishwa6650
      @bhavanivishwa6650 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@pratikchaudhari2344definitely I agree to your point, any student who goes to US definitely will not foresee all the problems over there unless they land up there, and coming back to India is how to pay back loan taken on their parents house😢, parents really love to receive their boys but who is going to pay back huge loans, I agree that there won't be house maids, that's why even I started telling people not to send to US where there is lot of challenges, hope US government will understand this and help our already landed students

  • @RizwanKhan-vk9jz
    @RizwanKhan-vk9jz Год назад +2

    Brother my marks are very less, I want to come to the US as a student visa but my marks are very less so what should I do next.. please help me bro😍😍😍🙏🙏

  • @indiafromabove-q3p
    @indiafromabove-q3p Год назад +1

    If the probability of getting h1b is 17% so not getting 83%. Not getting picked up three times on a row… probability is 57% and that was data given to you at the start. Still that’s a 43% percent overall chance of getting selected atleast once. Still low but if people can’t handle that look into australia

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Fantastic calculation. Proud of you.
      Formula used P(A) = 1- P(~A).
      With Day 1 CPT 2 tries, it’s goes upto 60% chance. (5 attempts total).

  • @anilwadehra
    @anilwadehra Год назад +1

    Hi OM, Anil from Franklin. Keep up the good work and lots of luck.

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Anil, thank you. So nice to see you here. Enjoyed talking with you today. See you at the club again.

  • @priyanshisoni5856
    @priyanshisoni5856 Год назад +1

    What a journey!! More power to you🔥

  • @mohammedmahmoodmustafa5406
    @mohammedmahmoodmustafa5406 Год назад +2

    Hi Omkar. I have a question does university matters in usa for h1b and jobs. Like can I pursue from online universities in usa and will it be not make any negative impact on my h1b or job.

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Yes they matter

    • @mohammedmahmoodmustafa5406
      @mohammedmahmoodmustafa5406 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantTalks what will be the disadvantages at the time of h1b and job by studying in online universities like trine or Harrisburg.

  • @elisabeth1219
    @elisabeth1219 Год назад +1

    Hi, I need your help if my opt will due in June 2024. I am asking my employer to apply H1B for me. If H1B start in Oct 2024 if get elected, and can I work during June 2024 to Oct 2024?

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Please email me at omkarhelps@gmail.com or connect on Instagram at Immigrant_talks. You might have to consider CAP GAP, or consider day 1 cpt if you don’t get selected. I’ll help you with both.

    • @elisabeth1219
      @elisabeth1219 Год назад

      Ok

    • @Airborneashu
      @Airborneashu 2 месяца назад

      @@elisabeth1219 did your h1b get picked ?

  • @simplyminiarts7016
    @simplyminiarts7016 Год назад +1

    Well said bro👍

  • @bhavanivishwa6650
    @bhavanivishwa6650 7 месяцев назад +1

    I really did not know soo much in getting H1😢,
    Government of US should help

    • @92_09
      @92_09 14 дней назад

      Why? Chose your over their own citizens

  • @chinmaymandke528
    @chinmaymandke528 Год назад +1

    I have a question. What people do after getting rejected for 3 times. How many people come back?

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад +1

      I honestly don’t know that, I went back to masters. Check my video on day 1 CPT.

    • @rohanutep81
      @rohanutep81 Год назад

      Those who do want to study further come back statistics are not available

  • @rohit_starker34
    @rohit_starker34 Год назад +3

    Sir I wanted to know out of 100 how much % chance is there that may h1b visa application will be selected if I apply

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Only 17% of people who apply get it.

    • @rohit_starker34
      @rohit_starker34 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantTalks then that means doing masters in USA not worth it because we get to work only for 3 years after completing masters

  • @noorudinhudda4776
    @noorudinhudda4776 Год назад +1

    Nice Video. I am on an H1B visa and feel you, bro. What document will be required when I travel from India to the US on a stamped H1B visa? Do you know if I need an employment letter from my employer while entering from the port of authority in the US? Thank you.

  • @rutumehta4015
    @rutumehta4015 Год назад +1

    I have completed my bachelors in architecture and masters in urban planning and planning to Pursue masters in construction management, so after my masters can I find jobs in architectural and planning firm or is it only suppose to be a construction related job ?
    Love your patience and your replies to all the comments

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Mostly construction would be easy to find work, you can find work in arch and planning but that’s a low chance.

  • @kristinamema9080
    @kristinamema9080 Год назад +1

    Hi so the whole thing is to find an employer who can sponsor. But how do you know if that is guarantee if there is h1b visa lottery? I am not sure how that works? Its my last semester for my associates and I am applying for OPT.

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      I didn’t understand your Guarantee question?

    • @kristinamema9080
      @kristinamema9080 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantTalks hi so if you employer sponsors your for h1b is it guaranteed that you will get the h1b or is it up to lottery ?

    • @rohanutep81
      @rohanutep81 Год назад

      @@kristinamema9080it’s up to lottery employers are taking risk with n you on probability of you getting picked up from lottery by f not you can continue working on opt and wait for next years lottery

  • @solvedproblem-
    @solvedproblem- Год назад +1

    I completed diploma in civil engineering form UTTAR PRADESH POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE. Kya mai USA me job kr sakta hu after diploma

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад +1

      4ways to come 2 uSA watch that video I made

  • @kvnsstosh
    @kvnsstosh Год назад +1

    Hi Omkar, I have new H1b offer with a consulting firm and my visa is stamped as well. My current employer in india wants me to transfer my h1b . Considering current risk of job cuts and recession even I am thinking for transfer. Can you suggest if it is a wise move to transfer my H1B even before traveling to USA ?

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      I am not sure if I understand your situation here Santosh. Consider scheduling a call via Link in the bio, it seems to be a complicated situation.

    • @rohanutep81
      @rohanutep81 Год назад

      No

  • @neoblackcyptron
    @neoblackcyptron Год назад +3

    I have an approved i140 from 2018. It’s as good as toilet paper. I might use it for that or to light a fire if I run out of resources. I’m saving it for that 😂

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Hahaha, it’s fine mate. It’s a just a milestone on your journey.

    • @neoblackcyptron
      @neoblackcyptron Год назад +1

      @@ImmigrantTalks brother if you are younger than 30 years apply for PR to Canada write IELTS get that option open. I’m too old to go to Canada age works against me. You look young I’m assuming you are under 30. Just get the Canada option open. Good luck. Don’t let Americans use your best years and ditch you like they did to others. It’s my sincere advice from a good heart to you. Take care. You seem to be making the same decisions I made when I was younger. Don’t lose the edge age gives you. Use it to get that Canada PR before you turn 30.

    • @rohanutep81
      @rohanutep81 Год назад

      @@neoblackcyptronperfect👍

  • @jk.nandhini786
    @jk.nandhini786 Год назад +1

    Hi. Bro
    I got job offer under h1b non cab visa . For permanent position. Is it good?

  • @mohit4902
    @mohit4902 Год назад +3

    Choose India over the US. If you can make 40-50lpa in India in 5 years of work ex, US is not really a great option

    • @rohanutep81
      @rohanutep81 Год назад

      It is a great option if one’s green card application is moving positively in the fwd direction

  • @vaideswarana3223
    @vaideswarana3223 Год назад +1

    I agree with most of the thing you said but for many people this particular game is impossible to play. I simply don't have money to study in usa. And also some people who studied in usa, what they don't get H1B even after applying 3 times after masters. What are they going to do ?? Unless they find an american to marry they can't win this game. Canada is definitely a much better option. Even studying in canada is not cheap its quite expensive but it offers a lot of other ways to immigrate. The reality is that immigrating from a poor country like india to a any developed country is almost never going to be easy. Its always going to be very very difficult. Those countries make it that way by their laws. I think the best way to immigrate to usa without spending a lot of is by moving to canada and then traveling to usa for making connections and trying to find jobs and eventually marrying an american. That will guarantee green card and also make the process as fast as possible.

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      👍🏻

    • @rohanutep81
      @rohanutep81 Год назад

      Marrying a US citizens is also not an easy option you get conditional and they do a thorough investigation to see if marriage is genuine or of convenience if found guilty you will be deported and US citizen will be arrested

  • @swathikiranmadduri
    @swathikiranmadduri Год назад +2

    I had done my Mtech in urban transportation engineering from JNTU hyd. Looking forward to do my MS in USA. Will that be helpful?

  • @hummayunkhan540
    @hummayunkhan540 Год назад +1

    Super informative..

  • @veenaarchak2972
    @veenaarchak2972 Год назад +1

    I only see your ambition is to live in US nothing else. India is doing better , you will regret for not coming back to india. Get out of slavery mindset as you have better future in India. God bless you

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Sure Veena, I understand your concern.

    • @rohanutep81
      @rohanutep81 Год назад

      1 USD =rs 85 and plus US passports ranking

  • @i.shivam22
    @i.shivam22 Год назад +1

    Hii brother i am planning for doing master in civil engineering in usa so you can tell me that which specialisation I can go for either construction or structure
    Which specialisation help me to make good future in usa

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Both have great scopes, do which you you like better. Structures is designed focused.

    • @i.shivam22
      @i.shivam22 Год назад

      Bt which profession has more demand
      Can u please tell me Brother

  • @mohamedyusef9174
    @mohamedyusef9174 Год назад +1

    Good luck mate you have done a great work and achieved a lot wish you the best please keep posting such amazing content

  • @atishkaramore368
    @atishkaramore368 Год назад +1

    Thank You ✨

  • @rohit_starker34
    @rohit_starker34 Год назад +1

    What's the fees range for day 1 cpt universities per year 🤔. I wanted to know do they charge fees equal to normal masters or charge less

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      It’s usually a little less than normal masters. As classes are on campus once a month. Happy to forward you info, email me at omkarhelps@gmail.com

    • @rohit_starker34
      @rohit_starker34 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantTalks please give me a range on how much they charge per year so that I can decide whether to do it or not

  • @kirun9860
    @kirun9860 Год назад +2

    Hello brother ! Great efforts, ❤ from India.
    got an admit in CSU for MS in civil engineering. Is it best university to go?

  • @lkaur6970
    @lkaur6970 5 месяцев назад +1

    I am so depressed and I have suicidal thoughts because I am waiting for my green card.

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  5 месяцев назад

      Sorry to hear that. Hopefully you have friends and family to talk though this, I have felt exactly how you did. It’s gets better with time trust me.

  • @legendary_yeets1204
    @legendary_yeets1204 Год назад +2

    Bro can you tell about the Quantity surveyor job In USA

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      You don’t get sponsorship for that. Go into construction managemnt

  • @inspirationalvideos09
    @inspirationalvideos09 Год назад +1

    hello sir in last year of STEM OPT can we apply for phd

  • @rao9076
    @rao9076 Год назад +1

    Any problem about this year US visa fees hike ?

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Didn’t understand your question, unless you are saying fees are high…

    • @rao9076
      @rao9076 Год назад

      Recently I heard some news visa registration fees hike for US

  • @engineered-mind
    @engineered-mind Год назад +1

    Facts

  • @randomreel9803
    @randomreel9803 Год назад +1

    bro i see tums on your shelves, taking too much tums will kill your b vitamins absorbtions and you will get deficient in b12 ,and low b12 casues so many neurological probelms ,anxiety,depression,weakness,fatigue , and many more , so avoid taking tums too much,

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      Thank You for your suggestions, I’ll stop taking them regularly. If you have better advice for Heartburn let me know.

    • @randomreel9803
      @randomreel9803 Год назад

      @@ImmigrantTalks fennul seeds will ease your heartburn ❤️‍🔥, whenever u get burn just eat some fennel seeds

  • @sandeeps5793
    @sandeeps5793 Год назад +1

    Such an inspiration brother u ll definitely get your greencard oneday

  • @piyushlud1442
    @piyushlud1442 4 месяца назад +1

    ruclips.net/video/4w7vTkYN8g4/видео.html

  • @Gali_Nagateja_Reddy
    @Gali_Nagateja_Reddy Год назад +1

    What about MBA bro.. what do you say

  • @rajatgoel7352
    @rajatgoel7352 Год назад +1

    Amazing video buddy, will make soon!

  • @allamrakesh2257
    @allamrakesh2257 Год назад +1

    Hi Omkar i hope ur doing great. During our second master can we elligible for stem extension .

  • @kofiani
    @kofiani Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing.

  • @swaranreddy461
    @swaranreddy461 Год назад +1

    Can you mention your linkedin ID.

  • @lkaur6970
    @lkaur6970 5 месяцев назад +1

    It’s horrible

  • @terminator-hn3fz
    @terminator-hn3fz Год назад +1

    hey i have some doubts regarding transfer from indian uni to usa uni, can we talk one on one on email or linkedin or discord please?

    • @ImmigrantTalks
      @ImmigrantTalks  Год назад

      IG please send message.

    • @terminator-hn3fz
      @terminator-hn3fz Год назад

      @@ImmigrantTalks Yep found it!
      I texted "Hello!"
      and name is: Term
      and username is: term2753

  • @jaggaadaku
    @jaggaadaku Год назад +1

    Excellent video brother. I can relate to whatever you say. Can we connect on Facebook or Instagram?

  • @nadeemfaiz2524
    @nadeemfaiz2524 Год назад +1

    Bro I texted you on Instagram can you please look over it, please reply

  • @fakeasfuck1534
    @fakeasfuck1534 Год назад +1

    If you are working at SpaceX doing great things, then it might be worth it. Otherwise ambition is completely retarded.