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Immigration Explainer: Employment-Based Immigration
Learn about the process to move to United States through Employment, whether you’re eligible, how much it costs, and how long it takes.
At Margaret W. Wong & Associates, LLC, we know that immigration is the backbone of a healthy economy.
Our goal is to create a supportive environment that facilitates both immigration and business growth throughout the country.
Our team of attorneys has extensive experience in both employment-based immigration cases involving petitions for permanent residency and those involving temporary employment.
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- From initial consultation to visa issuance or green card approval, we offer comprehensive support and guidance at every step of the employment immigration process
- We provide personalized guidance and customized solutions to meet the unique needs and goals of each client
- Our firm streamlines the application process, minimizing delays and maximizing efficiency in obtaining employment visas and green cards for our clients
What is Employment Based Immigration?
Employment-based immigration can be broadly divided into two labels: immigration visas, which are permanent, and nonimmigrant visas, which are temporary. Our attorneys can assist employers intending to bring workers permanent labor certification (PERM) in the United States. We also support nonimmigrant visas for a wide range of individuals, including foreign investors and health care providers.
EB Visas
EB visas typically are available for those who demonstrate extraordinary ability in their field or who offer a significant benefit to the industries in which they contribute.
This may apply to high-level executives, scientists, professors and others who make significant contributions to their field or to the national interest. Visas in this category include:
- EB-11: Immigrants of extraordinary ability
- EB-12: Outstanding professors and researchers
- EB-13: Multinational executives and managers
- EB-2: National interest waiver
For more details on the types of EB Visas available, please visit our Free Immigration Explainer on Employment-based Immigration.
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