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38 resources across 9 topics

Employment-based green cards

Employment-based green cards

PERM, EB categories, sponsorship structure, and employment-based permanent residence planning.

4 resources

Employment Green CardApril 5, 20265 min read

PERM delays feel abstract until they hit your timeline. Track these 4 things.

If your green card process depends on PERM, these are the signals worth watching and the noise you can safely ignore.

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Employment Green CardApril 3, 20268 min read

EB-5 investor green card: how the immigrant investor path works

The EB-5 path is the employment-based fifth preference category for immigrant investors. It is not a typical employer-sponsored green card. Instead, it is built around investing the required amount of capital in a qualifying U.S. commercial enterprise and creating or preserving at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying workers.

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Employment Green CardApril 2, 20267 min read

Special immigrants for permanent residency: how the EB-4 category works

The EB-4 category is one of the less intuitive green card paths. It is for certain special immigrants, not for the typical employer-sponsored professional case, and it works under its own rules for eligibility, petitioning, and visa availability.

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Employment Green CardMarch 30, 20268 min read

Employer sponsorship for permanent residency: how employment-based green cards work

One of the main ways to get permanent residence is through an employer. The core structure is employment-based first, second, and third preference, with additional paths for special immigrants and immigrant investors. The harder part is understanding when you need labor certification, when you need Form I-140, and when self-petitioning is possible.

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