Although these employment-based visas vary in specific terms and conditions, the general requirements are very similar. Here is an overview of what type of workers can apply for green cards through EB and L types of visas.
- Foreign individuals with special abilities in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics.
- Professors, teachers, and researchers.
- Multinational company managers and executives.
- Skilled workers.
- The initial period of time that the L-1 visa allows you to stay in the US ranges from 1 to 3 years, depending on the reason you were transferred to the United States. It is possible to apply for an extension of stay, but keep in mind that the maximum period of time this visa allows you to reside in the country is 7 years.
- Your unmarried children under the age of 21 and spouse can accompany you during your stay in the United States through the L-2 nonimmigrant classification permit.
Your dream is to live and work legally in the United States. Getting there can be frustrating, but there are many options available to foreign nationals. One such option is securing your green card via an employer. The road to your green card may seem daunting, but with the sponsorship of a valid employer who values your skills and experience, it is completely attainable. Let's talk more about the steps to Labor Certification below. If you are seeking your green card through employme...
People from all over the world want to join the U.S. labor force because of the high salaries and attractive working conditions. Those foreign nationals interested in working in the United States of America for a specified period of time need a visa in order to be legally employed. The type of visa you may be eligible for will depend on the type of work you do, your qualifications and whether you have already worked for your employer company in your native land or another countr...
In times of immigration uncertainty and potential policy changes, it is extremely important to learn about the right procedures to keep a legal status in the country. For instance, you need to know how to apply for a work permit in the U.S., so you can seek legal employment and avoid unnecessary risks. The first thing you need to determine is if you actually need to apply for a work permit. This depends on the visa you are holding. Green Card holders and naturalized citizens do not need an employment aut...
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