Your EB-3 visa allows you to work in the US for 10 years without interruption, but not as a permanent resident. To receive permanent resident status, or to get a green card, you need your employer’s sponsorship. You might also consider getting a marriage green card if your spouse is a U.S. citizen or green …
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Are you worried about your immigration status? Do you have questions about immigration and aren’t sure who to ask? Here at the Rijal Law Firm, we’ve enabled so many over the years to start their American immigration story. From the biggest corporations to families and individuals, we have a proven track record of sitting down …
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Are you a DACA recipient who’s wondering whether or not you should get an employment-based Green Card? Yes, as of this writing, the Supreme Court is weighing whether to cancel DACA or allow the program to continue. That said, we do recommend, if you are a DACA recipient, evaluating your eligibility for a DACA employment-based …
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DEFINING THE THIRD-PREFERENCE EB-3 VISA: WHAT IS IT? The ‘Employment Third Preference’ Work EB-3 VISA is an employer-based petition based on Form I-140 (which we will circle back to discuss below). This option is tied to a specific job offer by a prospective employer that is looking to hire an immigrant worker for a permanent …
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Are you looking to immigrate to the United States? Do you know how you want to do so? Some of the most popular methods include filing for an EB-2 or EB-3 employment-based green card. However, while those may sound similar, they aren’t. They’re actually two very different methods. Here at Rijal Law, we’ve helped so …
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