Introduction of EB-2 immigration application materials in the United States

(1) Form I- 140, namely "Application Form for Migrant Workers";

(2) Form 2)ETA-750, namely "Application Form for Work Certificate of Foreigners"

2. General certification materials

(1) academic certificate:

Including graduation certificate, report card, degree certificate, etc. If the applicant is educated outside the United States, he can submit a diploma evaluation certificate.

(2) Proof of work experience

It mainly includes: the letter or notarized certificate of the applicant's original employer, or the original salary tax bill or the certificate issued by colleagues and workers. A narrative certificate issued by the applicant himself or others to prove that the applicant has some necessary professional knowledge or technology.

(3) The applicant has obtained the employment certificate.

The certificate includes the employment contract, which should specify the applicant's job position, responsibilities and remuneration. If employment has occurred, a personal salary tax form should be submitted.

(4) proof of the employer's ability to pay wages

Employers are required to submit corporate tax forms for the last two years, including profits and payroll taxes. , as well as balance sheet income statement, bank statement, bank deposit certificate, etc. , to illustrate the employer's financial situation.

If it is a new company, you don't need to ask for a two-year tax bill. Non-profit companies without tax bills must submit annual reports.

3. Proof of special materials

The applicant must provide at least three kinds of evidence:

(1) Official academic credentials, which prove that the beneficiaries have obtained degrees, diplomas or similar awards from universities, colleges or other institutions for further study in this field.

(2) the certificate of the current or former employer, which proves that the beneficiary has more than 10 years of working experience in the applied field.

(3) Full-time working experience

(4) A practicing license or certificate, which proves that the beneficiary has the practicing qualification;

(5) Compared with other people in the same field, the beneficiary enjoys higher salary.

(6) prove to be a member of a professional association

(7) A certificate issued by a government unit at the same level or a professional or commercial association, acknowledging the achievements and significant contributions of the beneficiary in the industry or field;

If the above criteria are not applicable to the client's major, the applicant can submit "similar evidence" to prove the client's achievements.

Extended reading: the process of skilled immigrants in the United States

1. Comprehensive analysis and evaluation of one's own professional skills (such as specialty, research achievements, specialty, foreign language level, age, etc.). );

2. To study and analyze the national conditions of the countries applying for going and the laws and regulations on accepting professional and technical immigrants (such as which professional and technical personnel are in short supply, which scientific research projects need to introduce talents, and which regions and institutions need to supplement personnel, etc.). );

3. Obtain the information form of professional and skilled immigrants through the Embassy of China or the talent introduction department and immigration authorities of that country;

4. Prepare all materials required for professional and skilled immigrants (including academic degree certificates, scientific research achievements, professional and technical title certificates, academic achievements, age certificates, nationality certificates, medical certificates, etc.). ) and notarized by the notary office;

5. Submit the completed form and corresponding documents and materials to the relevant embassy or immigration bureau in China and other departments;

6. Wait for approval, and then go for an interview or start applying for a passport and visa after receiving a formal written notice.