Employment-based Immigration Categories

On March 11, 2014 the US Citizenship & Immigration Services introduced form I-910 (Application for Civil Surgeon Designation). This form

Special Handling cases are employer sponsored labor certification applications, which are limited to teaching positions at qualified educational institutions. Many

R1 Visa (Temporary Nonimmigrant Religious Workers) R1 visas are issued to temporary religious workers with non-immigrant intent. The intending worker

E-1 and E-2 visas are available to citizens of foreign countries that have a treaty of commerce and navigation, or

An Alien of Extraordinary Ability, or EB-1A, classification applies to aliens who have distinguished themselves professionally in their fields of

Immigration visa application through Consular Processing is an option for aliens who are outside the U.S. or who are in

The Immigration Act of 1990 (“IMMACT 90″) created the Immigrant Investor Program as the fifth preference category for employment-based immigration, also known as

The EB-3 is an immigrant visa preference category for United States employment-based permanent residency. It is intended for "skilled workers", "professionals", and "other workers". Those

PERM Labor Certification A PERM Labor Certification is an official U.S. Department of Labor finding that: No U.S. workers can be found,

EB 1B Outstanding Professors and Researchers EB 1 is an employment based, first preference Green Card. The EB 1 is

The labor certification process can be a very time consuming and costly undertaking for potential employers. This is one reason

In our globalized world, corporations often need a physical presence in countries around the world. Companies from countries with promising