Conditions and procedures of American senior management immigration

# Introduction to American Immigrants EB- 1C belongs to the first priority category of American professional immigrants EB- 1, which is mainly suitable for senior managers of multinational companies or some small and medium-sized business owners. EB- 1C opens a shortcut for applicants to get a green card in the United States. The following are the conditions and procedures of American executive immigration, welcome to read!

Article 1 Conditions and procedures for administrative immigration in the United States

I. Application conditions To apply for the EB- 1C project in the United States, it is generally necessary to transfer from L- 1 visa to EB-1C. Generally speaking, the parent company located in China needs to invest and set up a subsidiary in the United States, and must form absolute control over the subsidiary. The applicant needs to be transferred to the American company as an executive. The specific application conditions are as follows:

1. There must be two companies in the United States and overseas, which are parent and subsidiary companies;

2. The parent company needs to meet the following conditions:

1) The company has been established for more than two years;

2) The annual turnover is not less than 5 million yuan, and there is a tax record;

3) The number of employees shall be no less than 20.

3. A subsidiary needs to meet the following conditions:

1) has legal business qualifications in the United States, and the parent company has absolute control over its subsidiaries;

2) Continuous operation for at least one year;

3) The company needs to meet three or more organizational structures.

4. Applicants must meet the requirements.

1) must be a legal person, shareholder or senior manager of the parent company, and have held the position of manager level or above in the company for at least one year in the last three years;

2) No academic qualifications and language requirements, no need to explain the source of funds;

3) No criminal record and passed the physical examination.

Ii. EB- 1C application process

Compared with other American immigration programs, the process of American EB- 1C program is relatively simple, and you can get a green card in two years at the earliest.

1. After signing the contract, the lawyer evaluates the information of the applicant and the company (about 1 month).

2. Registered American branch, lawyers prepare L 1 visa materials (about 3 months).

3. Submit the I- 129 application and get the L 1 visa (about 3 months).

4. The applicant landed in the United States with L/KLOC-0 visa.

5. Actual operation of American companies (12 months)

6. Lawyers prepare EB- 1C application documents (3 months in advance).

7. Submit I- 140 and I-485 to obtain a permanent green card.

Third, the advantages of EB- 1C immigration project in the United States

The US Immigration Bureau grants 40,000 places to EB 1 every year. Judging from the crowd, EB 1C executives immigrate to the United States in the majority, and people all over the world immigrate to the United States in this way, especially China and Indians. The specific advantages are as follows:

1, scheduling is worry-free: the processing period of American immigrant express delivery is short, and it only takes about 1.5 years if it is not scheduled.

2, get the green card in one step: different from EB-5, you must first get a conditional green card and then transfer to a permanent green card. EB- 1C can directly get the permanent green card of the United States in one step, which is the fastest and safest immigration scheme on the market at present.

There is no investment risk, and there are many quotas every year.

4. No residence requirement: You don't have to live in the United States regularly during the application process (before obtaining the green card), which will not affect the applicant's career in China.

5, do not need a lot of capital investment.

Further reading: the welfare of American immigrants

First, the employment advantage.

With a green card, there will be no restrictions on working in America. In order to protect the interests of Americans, many jobs in the United States (high-tech, biochemical, military and other research, production, security work) are not open to foreigners, even if foreigners have corresponding knowledge and expertise. This situation makes international students in an extremely unequal competitive situation with American students when they look for jobs after graduating from college. Green card holders can turn this "disadvantage" into "advantage".

If you really can't find a job, the US government also has a special agency to find jobs for our people free of charge. Green card holders can get free basic employment skills (such as computer and English) training as long as they register in this department. At the same time, the organization will also provide corresponding job opportunities according to the skills, expertise and interests of the registrant.

Second, the tuition advantage.

Tuition is an expensive investment for students studying in the United States. Students who get a green card can attend all public primary and secondary schools in the United States for free before 18 years old. At university, students who immigrate to the United States can enjoy the same tuition as local students. Take the University of California at Berkeley as an example. Local students only need more than $65,438+00,000 for one-year undergraduate tuition, while international students need to pay $36,000.

In addition, green card holders above 18 can apply for various kinds of student loans after getting a green card. Take the excellent private universities in the United States as an example, the annual tuition fee is as high as 30 thousand dollars; If a green card holder wants to study for a master's degree for two years, he can probably apply for a student loan of 60,000 to 70,000 dollars. In case you can't find a job after graduation, the loan can be paid off temporarily and paid off in years after you find a job. Usually you only need to pay one tenth of your salary every month to repay the loan.

Third, the advantages of admission and scholarship

After having an American green card, in addition to attending public primary and secondary schools, the chances of entering a top university in the university application stage will be greater. Only 65,438+00% of the places in the top 20 universities in the United States will be reserved for international students (including China students). Not only that, quite a few popular majors have high requirements when recruiting international students. After having a green card in the United States, children can enjoy the same admission treatment as American children.

For China students who are interested in applying for American university scholarships, they can only compete with outstanding students from all over the world for very limited scholarship places open to foreigners. But for students with green cards, the scope of scholarships they can enjoy far exceeds the scope that a foreign student can apply for. Because many scholarship institutions in the United States limit scholarships to "Americans." Therefore, after immigrating to the United States, children are far more likely to apply for scholarships than overseas students.

Fourth, retirement benefits.

Green card holders who have paid taxes for 10 years can receive a pension from the US federal government for life after retirement (usually 65 years old) ($65,438+$0,000 ~ $65,438+$0,200 per month). For many immigrants, the number of years of receiving a pension is more than the number of years of paying taxes. In addition, green card holders can apply for buying apartments for low-income elderly people after retirement. You can buy a house subsidized by your country in the United States at about 35% of the market price.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) endowment insurance

American "low-income" green card holders (without tax records) can apply for a "medical card" after retirement, and they can see any disease without spending money, thus avoiding the high medical expenses in the United States and completely relieving the worries of the elderly about illness. For non-low-income people, as long as they have a ten-year accumulated tax record and pay a small amount of insurance after retirement, they don't have to bear the medical expenses themselves.