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There are four steps one needs to follow for an employer in the U.S. to successfully petition a foreign worker for becoming a permanent resident of the United States. These are as follows:
For the majority of employment categories, the sponsoring employer is required to get a labour certification approval from the Department of Labour. It confirms that no qualified U.S. workers are available or agreeable to do the job that the immigrant will be employed to do.
If the labour certification is approved, the employer has to file form I-140, the Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for the apt employment-based preference category. People from the E-B1 category have a great opportunity to file their own petitions.
Once the USCIS approves the petition, it is sent to the National Visa Center (or NVC), which will commence pre-processing the case of the applicant.
The prospective employer or agent of the applicant is required to first obtain a labour certification approval from the Department of Labour. Once approval is received (if required), the employer files an Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, Form I-140, with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for a suitable employment-based preference category. (NOTE: Persons with extraordinary abilities in the employment first preference category can file their own petitions). If the applicant is already in the United States, he or she could apply for an Adjustment of Status. Or else, the applicant would go through the process of obtaining a visa through the Embassy or Consulate.
We Represent Small, Medium, and Large Companies in Obtaining Permanent Residency for their Employees Through the Following Categories:
The EB-1 Visa is a first preference employment-based visa, which is reserved for foreign nationals, demonstrating extraordinary ability in their field. Qualifying areas include athletics, arts, business, education, or science.
There are three types of EB-1 visas:
Next is the EB-2 visa, which is a second preference employment-based visa. In general, it is usually for graduates with an advanced degree or a foreign national with outstanding ability in their specialization area. The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) is another option. It does not require the PERM or Labour Certification process. This accelerates applications for individuals with the ability to prove that their specialty is in the national interest of the United States.
The EB-3 is a third preference green card, which is based on the employment for skilled, professional, or other workers. EB-3 visa requirements are rather less rigid compared to EB-1 and EB-2. Thus, the wait frequently takes more time.
The EB-4 visa – a fourth preference employment-based green card – is for special immigrants. It was designed as a catch-all for immigrants whose situations do not fit the other categories. The EB-4 visa is frequently given to religious workers but applies to other circumstances, including armed forces and physicians.
The EB-5 visa is a fifth-reference employment-based green card for foreign investors with considerable funds for investing in a U.S. company. Some options for EB-5 investments consist of a new company or a current failing organization.
A wide range of investment options meets USCIS’s conditions for approval existing across various fields and industries. These include agriculture, casinos, manufacturing, medical facilities, hotels, restaurants, real estate developments, and stadiums.
Contact Oasis Resource Management for hassle free settlement into another country. We provide various types visas and assist our clients at every step.
