Things That Immigration Attorneys Wants You To Know Before Your EB-3 Immigrant Visa Process

The EB-3 is an employment-based third preference immigrant visa for skilled workers, professionals and unskilled workers (other workers).

EB-3 visas permit full-time work for unskilled jobs that require less than two years of experience and training. Workers can obtain permanent residency with an EB-3 visa, provided they find an employer to sponsor them for a job and the application is approved. Every year, up to 10,000 visas are granted to unskilled workers through the EB-3 green card program for unskilled labor.

We sat down with attorneys Bita Lak and Hanna Pluta from Global Immigration Associates, as well as Chris Richardson, COO and general counsel at BDV Solutions, to address questions that immigration attorneys want individuals to know before the EB-3 process.