Securing Your Future in the United States

Comprehensive Support for Employment-Based Green Cards

At U.S. Immigration Law Group, we understand the importance of establishing a permanent presence in the United States. Our experienced attorneys are dedicated to guiding both employers and employees through the complex process of obtaining permanent residency based on employment, ensuring a seamless transition to a stable and secure future.

Employment-Based Visas: EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 Visas


Our legal experts are proficient in managing the application process for employment-based green cards under the EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 categories. We work closely with you to determine the most suitable category based on your qualifications and job role, providing comprehensive support throughout the process.

  • EB-1 Visa: The EB-1 visa is reserved for individuals with extraordinary abilities, outstanding professors or researchers, and multinational executives or managers. Our team helps you compile the necessary documentation to demonstrate your exceptional qualifications.

  • EB-2 Visa: The EB-2 visa is designed for professionals with advanced degrees or individuals with exceptional ability in their field. We assist in preparing the required evidence, including a labor certification if necessary, to support your application.

  • EB-3 Visa: The EB-3 visa covers skilled workers, professionals, and other workers with at least two years of experience. We guide you through the labor certification process and ensure your application meets all criteria for approval.

NIW Visa: National Interest Waiver

The National Interest Waiver (NIW) is a subcategory of the employment-based EB-2 visa, allowing foreign nationals to bypass the usual labor certification process if their work is in the national interest of the United States.

  • Eligibility: To qualify, applicants must demonstrate exceptional ability in their field or hold an advanced degree (master’s or higher), and their work must benefit the U.S. national interest. Applicants must also prove that their work has substantial merit and national importance.
  • Waiver of Labor Certification: The usual requirement for a U.S. employer to obtain a labor certification is waived under the NIW, meaning applicants can self-petition without needing a job offer or employer sponsorship.
  • National Interest Criteria: Applicants must prove that their contributions in fields such as science, technology, healthcare, or business will significantly benefit the U.S., and that the national interest would be better served by waiving the labor certification process.
  • Duration: The NIW is part of the EB-2 visa category, which leads to permanent residency (Green Card) upon approval. Processing times vary, but once granted, the applicant can live and work in the U.S. indefinitely.

PERM Labor Certification: The Foundation of Employment-Based Green Cards

A key component of most employment-based green card applications is the PERM labor certification. This certification demonstrates that there are no qualified U.S. workers available for the position. Our attorneys are well-versed in navigating the complexities of the PERM process, ensuring your application is handled efficiently and effectively.

  • Labor Market Testing: We assist employers in conducting the required labor market tests to ensure compliance with Department of Labor regulations.

  • Documentation and Filing: We manage the preparation and submission of all necessary documents, ensuring that your PERM application is accurate and complete.

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Adjustment of Status and Consular Processing: Finalizing Your Residency

Once your initial visa petition is approved, the next step is to adjust your status to permanent resident if you are already in the United States, or to complete consular processing if you are abroad. Our team provides expert guidance to ensure a smooth transition from temporary worker to permanent resident.

  • Adjustment of Status: For those already in the U.S., we guide you through the process of adjusting your status, including filing the I-485 form and preparing for any required interviews.

  • Consular Processing: For applicants outside the U.S., we assist in navigating the consular processing steps, ensuring that you are fully prepared for your interview and that all documentation is in order.


Our Process

  1. Initial Consultation: We start with a detailed consultation to understand your specific needs and circumstances.

  2. Document Preparation: Our team assists you in gathering and preparing all required documents to support your application.

  3. Application Submission: We handle the submission of your visa application, ensuring accuracy and completeness.

  4. Interview Preparation: We provide guidance and support to help you and your spouse or fiancé prepare for the consular interview.

  5. Ongoing Support: Throughout the process, we remain available to address any concerns and provide updates on your case status.
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