Can your employer sponsor your green card?
Bennett
Grossman can help you through the process.
Getting an employment based green card is a multiple step process and it generally takes several years to get it. It can be frustrating experience for most people having to wait so long to gain their permanent residency. Bennett Grossman has helped hundreds of people through the immigration process and can do the same for you.
Employment-based Adjustment of Status
Each year, a maximum of 140,000 applicants are awarded green card through the employment-based categories. Each country in the world is limited to receive a maximum of 7% of the 140,000 available green cards (or 9,800) no matter how small or large the country is. The types of green cards are further divided into five categories, which are explained below. Some categories require labor certification from the Department of Labor, while others do not.
Types of employment-based green cards
EB-1: Persons of extraordinary ability
in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics,
outstanding professors or researchers, and managers and
executives subject to international transfer to the United
States
EB-2: Persons with advanced degrees or persons with exceptional ability
EB-3: Skilled or professional workers
EB-4: Special immigrants, such as religious workers, employees and former employees of the U.S. government abroad, and persons serving as translators with the U.S. Armed Forces
EB-5: Investors who provide substantial financial investment into the U.S., creating a certain number of jobs
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