Types and standards of EB-2 immigrants in the United States

# American Immigration # Introduction EB-2 immigrants in the United States belong to the second category of professional immigrants in American immigration law and are one of the legal ways to become legal permanent residents in the United States. The following are the types and standards of EB-2 immigrants in the United States. Welcome to read!

1. Types and standards of EB-2 immigrants in the United States

1. Classification and specific standards of EB2 immigrants in the United States 1, advanced degree category (EB-2a): The job that the applicant applies for requires that the applicant must have an advanced degree, and the applicant must have this degree or a similar degree (the bachelor's degree applicant must have at least 10 years of working experience in this field), and the official documents that can prove that the applicant has an advanced degree in the United States or an equivalent foreign degree or an equivalent American undergraduate degree, as well as the application.

2. Special talent (EB-2b): refers to "higher than the talents of colleagues in the fields of science, art and business. Applicants with special talents must be able to show their special talents in science/art or business.

3. National Interest Exemption (NIW): Foreigners who apply for national interest exemption can be exempted from asking for a labor permit because it is in the interest of the United States. Although the law does not stipulate that those jobs conform to the national interest exemption, the national interest exemption is often granted to those with special talents, and those who work in the United States will greatly benefit the United States. People seeking national interest exemption can apply to directly fill in the labor permit and immigration application.

Second, the types of EB-2 immigrants in the United States

The first type: you need to perm labor papers, and the jobs you apply for require a master's or bachelor's degree plus five years of work experience, namely EB-2a and EB-2B;

The second type: NIW applies for exemption from the PERM labor permit application without PERM labor paper for international interests, because it is in line with national interests.

Three. Criteria for American EB2 immigrants to apply for NIW national interest exemption

1. A formal certificate that can prove the applicant's academic qualifications, such as a degree/diploma/certificate or award issued by a college/university/school or other academic institution related to the applicant's ability.

2. Have at least 10 full-time working experience in the applicant's post.

3. Professional license or certificate.

4. Evidence that the salary or other remuneration of the applicant is higher because of his outstanding ability.

5. Members of professional associations.

6. Achievements or contributions recognized by colleagues/government agencies/professional or commercial organizations.

7. Other evidence that can prove the applicant's ability.

2. Livable cities for American immigrants

1. Austin, Texas

With its spectacular weather, attractive charm and Texas charm, Austin has provided excellent services to American cities. Every day, more than 50 new residents come to the city to start over.

2.ann arbor, Michigan

Ann Arbor is a great city, especially if you want to start a family. It has some schools in the system. With a population of over 65,438+065,438+06,000, you enjoy a relaxed lifestyle and all the benefits of a great society.

3. Rochester, Minnesota

Rochester has a population of more than 65,438+065,438+00,000, and the city ensures careful care for everyone. The city is carefully planned and managed by very capable municipal officials. The school system is one of the systems in this country, and the high-quality life makes it an ideal destination for you to take root and settle down.

4. colorado springs, Colorado

Colorado springs offers a high quality of life that can compete with people in the world. In fact, colorado springs is a tourist attraction with its own park system.

5. Naperville, Illinois

Naperville has a first-class housing and school system. Although its nightlife still has many shortcomings, it ranks high in terms of safety. There are also all kinds of people in Naperville, who live happily and are close at hand.

3. Common sense that American immigrants need to know

1, US time zone

Because the United States spans six time zones from west to east and implements "standard time" and "daylight saving time" (from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in 1 1), the time difference is different from that in China:

Eastern regions: Boston, new york, Washington, Philadelphia and Orlando are 65,438+02 hours later than China in daylight saving time and 65,438+03 hours later than China in standard time.

Western region: San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego are 65,438+05 hours later than China in daylight saving time and 65,438+06 hours later than China in non-daylight saving time.

Step 2 exchange

Renminbi can be exchanged into dollars in domestic banks, and you can also carry some pocket money with you (500-800 dollars is recommended).

Dollar face value: 1, 2,5,/kloc-0,20,50, 100 USD.

Dollar coins: 1, 5, 10, 25,50 cents.

I suggest you change some small bills, such as 1, 5, 10, 20, for easy exchange. Don't bring too much cash, lest you lose it. In America, it is very common and safe to pay by credit card. In addition to carrying some cash, you can also bring credit cards (such as Visa and MasterCard) to buy what you need.

Cash carrying regulations: China's exit does not exceed $5,000/person.

3. Driving safety

Obey the traffic rules. When crossing the road, you must wait until the green light is on. The speed in the United States is very fast, but when the red light is on, it will stop at the crossroads and let pedestrians pass first. But once the green light is on, the car will pass quickly, which is different from the situation in China. Therefore, "red light stops, green light goes" must not be in America!

Life in China is always different from that in other countries. We often say that when you go to live in a place, you must abide by the local customs and laws, or you will bring trouble to your life.