Introduction of American Professional Employment Immigrants

1. Introduction of American Employment Immigrants

Employment-oriented professional immigrants have five priority categories: (EB- 1, EB-2, EB-3, EB-4, EB-5). The first priority of 1 and EB- 1 includes three categories: EB- 1A special talents, EB- 1B outstanding professors or researchers, and EB- 1C executives of multinational companies. The first priority is characterized by the fact that there is no need to prove the shortage of labor force and the number of immigrants is abundant, but the beneficiaries are required to have great achievements or energy.

2. The second priority of EB-2 includes two categories: unconventional national interest exemption (NIW) and conventional EB2 work permit PERM. NIW does not need jobs, labor shortage certificates and employer support. For conventional EB2, the employer must prove the shortage of labor. The work of an employer should require at least a master's degree or above, or a bachelor's degree plus five years of work experience.

3. The third priority of EB-3 includes two categories: the job of applying for a green card requires a bachelor's degree or at least two years of technical experience and is classified into a small category. Those who do not require academic qualifications and skills are classified into another subcategory. EB-3 employers also need to prove labor shortage.

4.EB-4 fourth priority: religious visa. This requires church organizations to come forward. Beneficiaries should serve the Ministry of the church.

5.EB-5 fifth priority: investment immigration. Meet three conditions: a commercial entity with an investment of US$ 6,543.8+0,000 or US$ 500,000 in the United States; Create or increase 10 full-time jobs for American workers. Investment funds should prove their legal sources.

There are fixed quotas for the types of immigrants based on employment. When demand exceeds supply, plans will be made. EB- 1, EB-4 is not booked globally. EB-2 has serious scheduling for people born in China and India, but not for people born in other countries. EB-3 used to be very full, but recently it has been lined up quickly. EB-5 China investors should arrange.

EB- 1B, EB- 1C, EB-2-PERM, EB3, EB4 are required to be submitted by American employers based on a job. There is no need for employers to come forward, and there is no need to prove the shortage of labor. Beneficiaries can apply for EB- 1A and EB2-NIW. EB-5 is based on his own investment. Investors are both applicants and beneficiaries.

2. Advantages and conditions of American investment immigrants

EB5, the abbreviation of the fifth priority category of American professional immigrants, was founded by the US Congress on 1990 to attract overseas investment immigrants to invest in the United States and create employment opportunities. This visa has 10000 places every year. According to this scheme, foreign immigrant applicants can obtain a two-year conditional immigrant visa by investing in the United States to create commercial enterprises beneficial to the American economy and directly or indirectly creating 65,438+00 jobs for American workers.

First, the advantages of immigration.

1, the interview success rate is high, and the American immigrant visa can be obtained in the shortest time (the whole application review cycle is generally 8- 12 months).

2. Applicants are not restricted by education, language, age or business background.

3. There are a wide range of sources of assets, in addition to the company's common operating income, there are gifts, stock realization, real estate realization, lottery winning and so on.

4. You don't need to start your own business, actually hire workers, and there is no actual residence requirement (immigration supervision). You can enter and leave the United States freely, but there are regulations that you can't stay in the United States 183 days.

Investors don't have to live in the location of the project, they can choose to settle in any place in the United States.

6. They can enjoy the same welfare as local residents, and their children can directly attend 3,700 colleges and universities in the United States and enjoy higher education. Tuition in public schools is free.

The principal can be refunded after 7 or 5 years.

Second, the application conditions

1, at least 2 1 year.

2. There are no requirements for education, language and work experience.

3.5 million dollars of funds

4. No criminal record

3. Guide to Applying for American Relatives' Immigration

Relatives immigrants account for the vast majority of all immigrants. If you have eligible relatives in the United States who are citizens or green card holders, they can submit an application to the immigration office to confirm your relationship, so you can get a green card. According to the identity of the applicant and the distance between relatives, relatives can be divided into five categories (closest relatives: FB 1, FB2A/B, F3, F4). Relatives who can apply for a green card include spouses, parents, children, brothers and sisters of American citizens, spouses and unmarried children of green card holders.

Close relatives refer to: spouses, parents and unmarried children under the age of 2 1 applied by American citizens;

FB 1 means that American citizens apply for unmarried children over 2 1 year old;

FB2A refers to the spouse and unmarried children (under 2 1 year) applied by the green card holder;

FB2B refers to the unmarried children (over 2 1 year old) of holders applying for green cards;

FB3 refers to: American citizens apply for married children;

FB4 means: American citizens apply for brothers and sisters.

In the application for relative immigration, American citizens or green card holders are the applicants and foreign relatives are the beneficiaries.

The applicant must be over 2 1 year old, and must show a written guarantee of financial ability. Siblings are the farthest relationship that can apply for immigration. Farther away, such as uncles and aunts, can't apply for a green card. Green card holders cannot apply for green cards for their parents.

Some types of immigrants who are relatives have quota restrictions, while others do not. Some species have a long scheduling period, while others have a short scheduling period. Some countries have long queues, while others have long queues. This is related to the relationship between the allocation of immigration quotas and demand.

The US government gives preferential treatment to the next of kin (spouse, parents, unmarried children under 2 1 year) of American citizens, and there is no quota limit every year. In the whole application process, only the government has the necessary processing time, and there is no waiting time in vain. Relatives' migration seems simple, but sometimes the situation is complicated.