U.S. Employment Requiring 2-4 Years Experience or Training EB-3 (a) Immigration Lawyers
Located in Los Angeles, California, the immigration law firm of Swanson & Swanson has experience handling employment based immigration matters, including immigrants seeking employment in the United States requiring 2 to 4 years experience or training.
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To speak to a knowledgeable immigration attorney about employment based immigration matters, including immigrants seeking employment in the United States that requires 2 to 4 years experience or training, or to discuss your particular situation, call 310-694-5914.
Employment Based Immigration: Employment Requiring 2-4 Years Experience or Training EB-3 (a)
EB-3 (a) immigrant classification is available to individuals who are employed by or have offers of employment from a United States employer for an occupation which requires at least two years of experience or training.
Immigrant classification of this character also requires a lack of available United States workers with which to fill the position being offered to the alien. To establish the lack of available United States workers an employer must first apply for a labor certification.
Immigrant preference classification of this character entitles one to immigrate in the order of the labor certification was filed (the priority date) and as soon as an immigrant visa is available.
Immigrant visa availability is of course a function of the approval of the petition but also of the number of visas available in any given year, the number of petitions already on file for the particular preference classification, and the country of birth of the applicant or his or her spouse.
For additional information about employment based immigration, including EB-3 (a) green cards for immigrants seeking employment in the United States that requires 2 to 4 years experience or training, or to discuss your immigration and naturalization matter with an experienced U.S. immigration attorney, please contact us. We have helped generations of families, and we want to help you.
