If you are a skilled or professional worker, foreign national with bachelor’s degree not qualifying for the EB-1 and EB-2 categories, a skilled worker with not less than two years of experience and training, or an unskilled worker, you may refer to this category. The subcategories for EB-3 are divided accordingly:

• EB-3A is for you if you are a professional worker, who has a bachelor’s degree or a foreign equivalent thereof.
• EB-3B will fit your case, if you have at least two years of experience as an employee in the same particular position you are planning to work as in the US.
• EB-3C is the subcategory you will refer to if you are not eligible for the previously mentioned subcategories, but you are able to provide substantiated proof that you will have a full-time job on the long-run in the US.

Yet again, the employer you are going to work for should prove to the DOL that you are not taking any other current US citizen’s job opportunity by going through the PERM Labor Certification on your behalf.

One of the disadvantages of this visa category is the extended period of time for processing. To increase your chances to pass all the necessary steps and meet all the requirements, work with an experienced attorney. Call us now for a free consultation.