The eligibility criteria for receiving an NIH fellowship on partial green card approval is that the applicant must have a partial green card approval from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and must also meet the eligibility requirements for the specific NIH fellowship program they are applying for.
Yes, non-US citizens or permanent residents can receive NIH fellowships on partial green card approval as long as they have a partial green card approval from the USCIS and meet all other eligibility criteria for the fellowship program.
No, you do not need to have a full green card to be eligible for an NIH fellowship. As long as you have a partial green card approval from the USCIS and meet all other eligibility requirements, you can apply for an NIH fellowship.
There are no specific restrictions for receiving an NIH fellowship on partial green card approval. However, as with any fellowship program, applicants must meet all eligibility criteria and be able to fulfill the program requirements.
Yes, you can apply for an NIH fellowship while your green card application is still pending. However, you must have a partial green card approval from the USCIS at the time of application and must also meet all other eligibility criteria for the fellowship program.