Category: EB-3 Visa

Moving to the United States through the EB-3 unskilled pathway is a significant transition. By the time the process reaches completion, most applicants have spent

Table of Contents The EB-3 unskilled process requires coordination between an employer, government agencies, and the applicant. Because the process unfolds over several years, applicants

Table of Contents I-140 approval represents a significant milestone in the EB-3 unskilled process. However, it does not grant permanent residence by itself. Instead, it

Table of Contents Recent government announcements regarding a temporary pause in certain immigrant visa processing have created uncertainty for many EB-3 applicants. As a result,

Table of Contents Labor certification, commonly known as PERM, represents the first formal stage of the EB-3 unskilled immigration process. Although applicants often focus on

Table of Contents The EB-3 Other Workers category allows U.S. employers to sponsor foreign nationals for permanent, full-time positions that require less than two years

Table of Contents The EB-3 unskilled process follows a structured regulatory framework. Nevertheless, government agencies review each stage independently, and several factors may delay or

Table of Contents Many EB-3 unskilled applicants receive I-140 approval and assume the process is nearly complete. However, visa availability often determines the longest portion

Table of Contents Understanding the EB-3 processing timeline requires separating each stage of the process. Many applicants assume there is one single waiting period. In