What is the EB3 immigration process in the United States?

The application process of EB-3 unskilled immigrants sponsored by American employers is as follows:

1. Apply for a labor permit (LC) from the Ministry of Labor (it will be obtained in about 6-8 months).

The work permit needs to be submitted to the Ministry of Labor together with the applicant's information and the employer's information, that is, the applicant can apply for the work permit only after obtaining the first batch of materials. Generally, you can receive a confirmation letter from the Ministry of Labor within 3 days. The confirmation letter contains the date of receipt and the document number of the Ministry of Labor.

Under normal circumstances, you can get the work permit paper in 6-8 months, which is the real work permit reply.

2. Submit I- 140 immigration application (it will be approved about 6 months after delivery (expedited for 2 weeks))

1.I- 140 After the immigration application is approved, the document number and priority date of the US Department of Immigration (that is, the receiving date in the confirmation letter) will be sent to the applicant.

2. When the schedule expires, the National Visa Center (NVC) will issue the schedule file number and visa fee list of the US Consulate in Guangzhou (about 3.5 years);

3. Pay the visa fee, send the DS260 visa document form to the visa center to start the visa formalities (about 3-4 months after delivery);

4. The U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou informed to arrange the interview time (about 1 month);

5. Obtain an American immigrant visa;

6. After arriving in the United States, issue green cards and social security cards within two months;

7. Work for an American employer for at least one year.

The third priority category of American professional immigrants, namely EB-3 unskilled immigrants sponsored by American employers, applies to skilled workers, holders of bachelor's degrees and other workers. In order to meet the needs of the unskilled labor market, the US Department of Immigration approved applicants who meet the requirements of category III professional immigration to immigrate to the United States.