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EB-3 Visa

Labor certification

Visa EB-3

Certificación laboral

Green Card based on employment.

Visa description

Many people become permanent residents through a job or employment offer. Some categories require certification from the U.S. Department of Labor demonstrating that there are not enough capable, willing, qualified, and available U.S. workers in the geographic area in which the immigrant is to be employed and that no U.S. workers are displaced by workers. foreign. In other cases, highly skilled workers, those with extraordinary ability in certain professions, and investors/entrepreneurs are given priority to immigrate through various immigrant categories. In all cases, the process involves several steps.

Main ways to emigrate

Apply for the Green Card

You may be eligible to become a permanent resident based on an offer of permanent employment in the United States. Most categories require an employer to obtain a labor certification and then file a Form I-140, Immigrant Petition for Foreign Worker, for you.

The Green Card may be available to investors/entrepreneurs who are making an investment in a company that creates new jobs in the United States.

Some categories of immigrants allow you to file your own application (“self-petition”). This option is available to “aliens with extraordinary abilities” or to certain individuals who have been granted a national interest waiver.

SPECIAL EMPLOYMENT CATEGORIES

For your permanent residence

There are a number of specialized jobs that may allow you to obtain a Green Card based on your current or past employment. All of them require a Form I-360, Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er) or Special Immigrant, and it is described in Section 101(a)(27) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).

  • Afghan/Iraqi translator
  • Speaker
  • Employee of an international organization
  • Iraqi who helped the US Government 
  • NATO-6 Non-immigrant
  • Panama Canal Employee
  • Doctor with national interest exemption
  • Religious workers

In some cases, you may be able to file the immigrant petition (either Form I-140 or I-360 depending on your category) at the same time as filing Form I-485, known as “simultaneous filing.”

If you are not eligible to adjust your status within the United States to a permanent resident, the immigrant petition will be sent to the United States consulate abroad to complete the visa process. To apply for a green card, a visa must be immediately available to you.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP

Don't postpone your dreams

We support your process of moving to the United States with the appropriate type of visa for your profile. (E1, E2, EB-2, F1, among others)

Dé el primer paso

No aplace sus sueños

Apoyamos su proceso de traslado a Estados Unidos con el tipo de visado adecuado con su perfil. (B1, B2, E1, E2, E3, F1, entre otras)

Natalia Agustina Gómez

Paralegal

 Con experiencia en Derecho Corporativo, Bancario e Inmigración, ha demostrado una capacidad excepcional para desenvolverse en situaciones complejas, brindando un servicio de alta calidad a sus clientes. Se caracteriza por su enfoque colaborativo, habilidades avanzadas en comunicación y negociación, y una eficaz gestión del tiempo, lo que le ha permitido afrontar desafíos y asumir nuevas responsabilidades con éxito.

A lo largo de su trayectoria, Natalia ha desempeñado roles clave en el ámbito legal, como abogada litigante donde gestionó una variada cartera de juicios en áreas como derecho laboral, civil, comercial, de consumo y fraudes cibernéticos, consolidando su capacidad para manejar casos legales multidisciplinarios y tambien ha ampliado su perspectiva internacional al convertirse en Immigration Paralegal, ayudando a individuos, inversionistas y empresas extranjeras a obtener su estatus legal en EE. UU. a través del proceso EB2-NIW y de Habilidades Excepcionales, elaborando estrategias migratorias exitosas.

Educación

Abogada egresada en el año 2016 de la Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), destacándose por su dedicación y entusiasmo en su carrera profesional