Can the United States apply for EB3 immigration?

The eligibility of American immigrants to apply for EB3 is as follows:

1, age: the range is 18-45 years old, which is one of the factors that any country should consider whether to accept you as a new immigrant.

2. Work experience: Some immigrant countries, such as Australia, generally need at least two years of work experience, while American immigrants have more relaxed requirements for work experience. As long as you have received more than two years of professional training, you can apply.

3. Language: Now all immigrant countries need English scores. Without English, it is difficult to apply for immigration, but such immigrants in the United States basically have no language requirements. This is very beneficial to China people.

4. Education: Although immigrants from any country have education requirements, the minimum education requirement for EB3 immigrants in the United States is high school or equivalent. This is undoubtedly good news for those who have a skill but suffer from the lack of high education.

In addition to low requirements, the advantage of EB3 immigration is that a person can directly apply for a green card for the whole family in one step. Of course, EB3 also has disadvantages, that is, the scheduling time will be longer, but don't worry too much. As long as the personal requirements are met, you can make all preparations for yourself and your family during this time. In addition, some people will choose to quit because of time or other reasons, so this processing cycle will naturally be shortened.

It is worth noting that with the surge of immigrants from China, EB-3, like EB-5, has also appeared in public view in recent years, because it is another way to obtain permanent residency. However, fraudulent applications are very common among American eb3 unskilled workers. The U.S. government will work with the U.S. Department of Labor, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service and the U.S. the State Council to investigate potential employers and applicants who sponsor these applications. If it is determined that the position offered is untrue, all applications for permanent residence of this particular employer will be rejected.

Further reading: American immigrants' tax returns and taxes

Every American citizen and resident is required to submit a tax return to the US government every year and pay their due taxes. Taxes are the money paid by American citizens and residents to the federal, state and local governments, which will be used to pay for the services provided by the government to the public.

There are many kinds of taxes, such as income tax, business tax and property tax. Taxpayers are required to declare federal "income tax" to the IRS every year. "Taxable income" is the money withheld from your salary, self-employment income, tips and real estate sales income. The tax you report can let the government know how much money you have earned and how much tax has been deducted from your salary.

If your salary is deducted too much, you can get a tax refund. If your salary withholding amount is not enough, you need to pay back the tax to the IRS.

Social security benefits and Medicare taxes will also be deducted from your salary. Social security benefits provide benefits for some retired workers and their families, some disabled workers and their families, and some family members of deceased workers.