If you want to immigrate to the United States, can you find an intermediary?

The answer to this question varies from person to person. There are many forms of migration, including skilled migration, family reunion migration, entrepreneurial migration and investment migration. Understand the differences between these immigrants first, so that you will understand when you need to find an intermediary.

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Skilled immigrants. This is the immigration policy of many countries to attract professionals. The method is to give a certain score according to the individual's specific situation. Those who meet the requirements can participate in the examination and approval, and the immigration officer will issue a green card after verification.

Grading items include age/education/major/work experience/foreign language achievement, etc. These items can be checked by yourself and scored by secret ballot at the Immigration Bureau in official website. However, it is quite troublesome to do so. If you don't know much about law or translation, you'd better find a professional institution, but don't believe that immigration agencies will cheat at will or will be repatriated immediately.

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Family reunion immigration, that is, you have immediate family members abroad, and some countries allow family reunion immigration for humanitarian reasons. If everything is all right, there is no need to find an immigration company. If it is a complicated situation such as adoption or divorce. And you have no idea about this kind of immigrants, so it would be better to find an immigration company.

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Investment immigration. This kind of immigration involves many aspects, and it is also necessary to provide investment plans and huge and complicated asset certificates. If you are not sure, entrust an immigration company.