Types of EB-3 immigrants sponsored by American employers

# American Immigration # Introduction EB-3 American employer-sponsored immigration is an important way for overseas people to immigrate to the United States. There are three types: skilled workers, professionals and unskilled workers. The following is an introduction to the types of EB-3 employer-sponsored immigrants in the United States compiled by KaoNet. Welcome to read!

Types of EB-3 employer-sponsored immigrants in the United States

1, skilled workers ① must prove that they have at least 2 years of work experience or training;

2. Obtain long-term offer and labor certificate provided by local employers in the United States;

(3), must be engaged in a career that is not suitable for the United States;

4. Good health and no criminal record.

Step 2 be an expert

1. Applicants must prove that they have a bachelor's degree or above in the United States or an equivalent foreign degree, and the employer requires a bachelor's degree or above;

(2), must be engaged in a career that is not suitable for the United States;

(3) Education and work experience cannot replace a bachelor's degree;

4. Obtain long-term offer and labor certificate provided by local employers in the United States;

(5) Good health and no criminal record;

3. Unskilled workers

(1), engaged in unskilled work, and non-temporary or non-seasonal workers;

(2), must be engaged in a career that is not suitable for the United States;

3. Obtain long-term offer and labor certificate provided by local employers in the United States;

4. Good health and no criminal record.

Article 2 American immigrant cities

Los Angeles 1

Los Angeles is the largest city in the United States after new york. The climate is mild and there is plenty of sunshine all year round. The key point is that China people account for a large proportion of the total population, so their status is relatively high and there are fewer restrictions. In addition, the economy here is relatively developed and there are many job opportunities.

2. new york

New york is an absolute metropolis with a large number of Chinese. If you are in Chinatown, Flushing and other food markets, stalls and massage and pedicure shops, you may not realize that you are in the United States for a while. Of course, as an international metropolis, new york also has many landmark buildings, shopping paradise and developed higher education.

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Irvine belongs to an immigrant city that has become more and more popular among Chinese in recent years. Its urban planning is excellent, there are many Chinese, it is offshore, the climate is pleasant, and it has the famous sunshine in California. And because it is a new city, the investment and employment prospects are also very broad.

4. San Francisco

San Francisco is a city with a very high proportion of Chinese, and there are many first-generation Chinese. San Francisco has a beautiful environment, beautiful urban construction and good economic development momentum. In addition, Chinatown in San Francisco is also very famous.

5. Seattle

Seattle is a city full of style. If you like the leisurely life of sitting by the window drinking coffee on rainy days, choose here. Moreover, this city has a strong cultural atmosphere and a large number of elites, and many large international companies are headquartered here.

6.san diego

If you don't like the crowded feeling of big cities, consider San Diego, which is a unique city, the second largest city in California and the eighth largest city in the United States. As an important town of high-tech industries, such as biopharmaceuticals and wireless communication, San Diego is one of the regions with dynamic and distinctive development of science and technology industry in the United States.

7. Boston

There are many famous research institutions in Boston, Massachusetts, such as Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Its high-quality education is an important reason for attracting immigrants and international students from all over the world. In Boston, there is also a large Chinese population and Chinatown, ranking the top three in the United States.

8. San Jose

It is home to the world-famous Silicon Valley and an important part of the Northern California Bay Area. There are many China people here, especially in the high-tech field. If you want to show your skills in the high-tech field, you can consider here.

The third chapter is the skills of choosing American investment immigration projects.

There are many American-invested immigration projects in China market. Each project has different commercial feasibility and employment algorithm, and it is an independent individual. Choosing the right project is the core of investment success and immigration success.

1. Can investment projects solve the employment problem?

In all projects of American investment immigrants, employees must be provided with employment opportunities, and at least ten people can apply for a two-year green card. At the same time, after the end of the two-year period, ten or more employment opportunities can still be retained, and immigrants can continue to apply for permanent green cards. At the same time, the more opportunities you create, the higher your income will be. Moreover, such employment opportunities are easy to create in investment immigration projects. However, the creation of employment opportunities and the interests of investment immigrants are interrelated, so we must protect the interests of the employed to protect our own interests. If this can be done, then the investment immigrants in the United States will become smooth sailing.

2. Choose projects with development space.

When choosing a project, we should start from many angles, including both development space and indirect immigration. Commercial development is the main body. Therefore, we should consider the value of the project and whether it can provide employment space, so as to ensure the outcome of immigration.

American investment immigrants must study the project carefully, at least in local laws and people's living customs, and even in history. If investment immigrants are prepared to develop in the United States for a long time, instead of simply "emigrating for the sake of emigration", they should be careful in the planning and preliminary preparation of the project, such as whether they can adapt to local laws and national conditions, whether immigrants can gain greater development space in the past, whether they can provide employment opportunities for local people, and so on. These are the most critical questions.