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Focusing On Your Future With An Employment-Based Visa

Many immigrants come to the United States using employment-based visas. Employers can get involved by sponsoring immigrants and offering them jobs in advance, making it easier to get visa approval. This allows companies to seek talent in a global marketplace, and it provides opportunities for skilled workers to seek the career advancements they’re looking for in the United States.

Here at Allen & Pinnix, P.A., we are passionate and experienced immigration lawyers who are dedicated to helping our clients find the solutions they need. We fight for your rights, provide legal guidance and answer the questions you have, increasing your odds of approval and helping you avoid critical mistakes. Call our office today if you’re interested in immigrating and you want to work with an experienced lawyer.

The 5 Main Employment-Based Visas

One of the main things people ask immigration attorneys is what options they have and which visa they may qualify for. Below are a few of the major EB visas in use today:

  1. EB-1: These are for researchers, professors, executives and others who have an extraordinary ability.
  2. EB-2: These visas are used for those with exceptional abilities, job offers or an advanced degree.
  3. EB-3: The EB-3 visa is used for a skilled worker who has at least two years of experience, and for some unskilled workers.
  4. EB-4: This visa applies to special immigrants, which could include members of the military, physicians, religious workers and the like.
  5. EB-5: This visa is for foreign investors. Since 2022 the minimum investment amount is $800,000 for projects in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA) and $1,050,000 for non-TEA projects.

As you can see, exactly which visa you qualify for will depend on the specifics of your situation.

Contact Us Today To Get Started

We can help you determine if you’re eligible and consider the options you have, and then we can guide you through the process of submitting the proper paperwork to get approval. If you’d like to set up a consultation to get this process started, call 919-944-4544 today or use our online form to reach out.