Skilled Workers to Graduate Professionals – H-1B Visa, O1 Visas, EB1, EB2 and EB3 Green Cards – Take Your Pick!

US Immigration is looking for – Skilled Workers to Graduate Professionals to build and support the economy. The more internationally diverse the workforce the better as many American products are sold abroad. The H-1B Visa, H-2B Visa, O1 Visas, EB1, EB2 and EB3 Green Cards options are typically the visas of choice.

– H-1B Graduate Visa
– H-1B Testimonial
– H-1B Availability Quota
– O1 Visas For Highly Successful Professionals
– EB1 Green Card For Highly Successful Graduates
– EB1 Green Card for Outstanding Professors
– EB1 Green Card for Outstanding Researchers
– EB2  Green Card For MA/MSC/PHD
– EB2/NIW Green Card for Highly Skiiled Professionals
– EB3  Green Card BA Graduates and Skilled Workers

Highly Skilled Workers – Introduction

Welcome to our Highly Skilled Workers Video Presentation, and we’re delighted that you found us. US Immigration has created a number of visa and green card options for skilled workers and graduate professionals.  The higher your qualifications are the faster and greater your chances will be of reaching your immigration goal.

In this presentation we’re going to reference a number of immigration visa options by their official name. For example, the H-1B, L-1A and so forth. We have presentations on all of these visas, so please do not hesitate to review our presentations to obtain a deeper understanding as to how each of these visas may work for you.

Most of clients are naturally very eager to obtain a green card so that they can settle permanently in the US.  However, the reality is that most aliens who are not being sponsored by a US citizen family member, must first apply for a work-based visa that will ultimately lead towards a green card in the future. There are many visas to choose from but the most common ones are the following: –

O-1A or O1-B for Aliens of Extraordinary Ability

L-1A or L-1B for Intra Company Transferees To EB2 or EB3 Green Card

H-1B Skilled Worker / Graduate Visa To EB2 or EB3 Green Card

1-Year Optional Practical Training Work Permit After Graduation from a US College

Any one of these visas can lead towards the following types of green card: –

EB1-1 or EB1-2 Green Cards For Aliens of Extraordinary Ability

EB1-3 For Intra-Company Transferees

Typically, aliens who have had an O-1A or O-1B visa will qualify for an EB1 green card. Indeed many of our clients will skip the O-1 visa altogether and go directly for a green card. This is possible because the EB1-1 in particular does not require an employer to sponsor the applicant. The EB1-3 green card is for L-1A Intra Company Transferees. However, an L-1B and H-1B visa holder may be able to qualify for the EB2 green card (Masters Degree or equivalent), or the EB3 green card (Two-Years Skilled Education or BA Degree or equivalent).

Green cards, with the exception of the EB1-1, will not only need to be sponsored by an employer, but the process can take a number of years to complete. Therefore, you can appreciate why being able to start off your immigration journey on one of the temporary work visas is essential. For example, a H-1B can last up to six years and thus give you plenty of time for you and your employer to go through the process of applying for a green card.

 Please check out our website for details on all of these options – take your time and review them at your leisure and when you feel you have found the right option for you, please contact us so we can discuss your case before getting the ball rolling. Good luck and we hope to speak with you soon.

Immigration Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram

US Immigration Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram
Chris M. Ingram LL.M., ESQ – Immigration Attorney
Admitted in New York.
Practice Specializing in US Immigration Law
401 Wilshire Boulevard, 12th Floor,
Santa Monica,
California 90401
Tel: 310 496 4292

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Everyday the Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram provides a comprehensive range of US Immigration expertise. We also provide a free consultation for our prospective clients.

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