NIH fellowship eligibility on partial green card approval

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NIH fellowships typically require US citizenship or permanent residency for eligibility. An approved I-140 does not suffice for fellowship applications, as it does not equate to permanent residency. The best course of action for individuals inquiring about their eligibility is to directly contact the NIH for accurate information and guidance.

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Hi,

This may be very specific - NIH fellowships generally require US citizenship or permanent residency. I am wondering if an approved I-140 is good enough to get through the door. Does anyone here know about this?

Thanks.
 
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You need to ask the NIH, not this messageboard. Unless someone has been in the same situation or works on this at the NIH, you are not going to get a good, or any answer. Just call them up or send them an e-mail, I'm sure they're going to respond, and you'll get a better answer, as well.
 

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