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Employment-Based Immigration Lawyer
At the Coleman Law Group, our experienced employment based immigration lawyers guide employees and employers through each step with clarity, precision, and personalized support. Our lawyers are here to make the process as smooth as possible for you.
Understanding Employment Based Immigration Categories
Employment-based immigration comprises several categories, specifically designed to meet the requirements of U.S. employers while also offering opportunities for foreign professionals. Each of these categories has unique eligibility requirements and documentation. These categories are as follows:
EB-1: Priority workers, including individuals with exceptional ability, exceptional professors or researchers, and global executives or managers.
EB-2: Professionals with advanced degrees or extraordinary abilities whose work can benefit the national interest.
EB-3: Skilled workers, professionals, and other workers in roles that require a particular kind of training or degree.
EB-4: Special immigrants, including religious workers, broadcasters, and certain long-term employees of the U.S. government.
EB-5: Investors putting funds in U.S. commercial corporations that create jobs for American workers.
Our employment-based immigration lawyers help determine the most appropriate category for your experience, ensuring your application aligns with USCIS conditions and presents your qualifications as effectively as possible. Our process helps build a strong case and avoid unnecessary delays.
Need For an Employment-Based Immigration Lawyer
Obtaining an employment-based green card is an excellent way to access job opportunities in the U.S. and acquire skills in an area with continued demand for qualified professionals. Whether you want to work in the fields of technology, medical/healthcare, finance, or any other area, you will always have a chance of growth.
So, this means that your children or spouse, who qualify as dependents, will be able to apply to join you in the U.S. and, as a result, have access to world-class educational institutions, hospitals, and jobs, thereby improving their quality of life. Entrepreneurs also have career opportunities through programs such as the EB-5 Investor Visa, which allows them to fund, create jobs, and establish businesses in the U.S., thereby turning their dreams into long-lasting enterprises.
If you are looking for an employment-based immigration lawyer near you, the Coleman Law Group provides expert legal advice that increases your chances of approval while reducing stress and uncertainty.
How to File an Employment-Based Green Card
Understanding this process typically includes:
1) PERM Labor Certification (Program Electronic Review Management):
The employer must prove through the PERM Department of Labor process that there are no qualified U.S. workers available for this position.
2) I-140 Petition Filing:
The employer files Form I-140 to demonstrate that the worker they are trying to hire is qualified for the job and that the employer has sufficient financial resources to pay the offered salary.
3) Status Adjustment:
a) AOS (Adjustment of Status):
If the applicant is already in the U.S., they can apply for AOS to get their green card without having to leave the country.
b) Consular Processing
If the applicant is not in the U.S., they can initiate their green card application process at the U.S. embassy or consulate in their home country.
4) Interview
As a part of the interview, the officer will review your documents, verify your eligibility, and inquire about your job offer and your qualifications.
Our team of employment-based green card lawyers handles all stages of this procedure.
Start Your Employment Immigration Journey Today
Got a job in the United States? Begin your employment immigration journey immediately. No matter if you are new to the immigration process or are looking for professional help with a complicated case, our experienced employment-based immigration lawyers are here to support you.
Our family of clients chooses the Coleman Law Group for its responsiveness, explicit bilingual language, and professionalism in navigating clients through all aspects of the employment-based immigration process. You can now have access to the best employment-based immigration lawyers in various Florida cities, exclusively in Miami, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Orlando, Jacksonville, Hialeah, Hollywood, and Pembroke Pines. The Coleman Group also serves clients in New York, New Jersey, California, Texas, and other parts of the United States.
If you’re searching for an immigration lawyer near you or need to understand the process, we are here to help you take the next step towards a future of stability in the United States. Call 727-214-0400 to book your consultation with us!
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Family-Based Immigration
Our lawyer brings families together by leading petitions, overcoming challenges, and ensuring that loved ones can easily obtain lawful entry or residence.
Family Based Green Card
Our lawyer guides family members seeking permanent residency by ensuring accurate applications and paperwork and providing comprehensive assistance throughout the immigration process.
Humanitarian Relief
The Coleman Law Group assists those in need to pursue humanitarian programs that aim to achieve safety, stability, and judicial security.
Citizenship & Naturalization
The clients also assist the approved immigrants in the naturalization process, whereby immigration lawyers prepare the necessary forms, evidence, and questionnaires to facilitate a smooth change in their citizenship status.
Vawa Self Petitions
The lawyers assist survivors in attaining independent legal status through confidential VAWA petitions, offering support, care, and effective advocacy.
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Our immigration lawyer assists employers and visa professionals in compliance, documentation, strategic planning, and development of safe, long-term workforce access.
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