Our immigration attorneys help business owners and applicants seeking skilled or professional EB-3 worker visas prepare and file the necessary paperwork. The EB-3 visa provides an opportunity for business owners to recruit talented and strong workers from other countries to work at their businesses.
An Orlando work visa lawyer from Bogin, Munns & Munns can assess your options and explain how this process works. We will handle your petition and navigate the employment-based visa process. Contact us today for a free consultation.
Let an Orlando EB-3 Work Visa Lawyer Help With the Next Steps
At Bogin, Munns & Munns, our Orlando immigration lawyers understand how important skilled workers and trained professionals are for businesses. Sponsoring qualified workers through the EB-3 visa program can help businesses get the talent and develop the workforce they need to meet company goals. We are here to help.
As USCIS explains, the E-B work visa allows employers to sponsor skilled foreign workers, professionals, and “other workers” to fill spots that you cannot fill with those applying for these positions in the United States. With an EB-3 visa, a company would sponsor immigrant visas for:
- Skilled workers who have the necessary skills, training, and experience to meet the requirements of the job, usually at least two years
- Professionals who have a bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent and are a member of the profession in question
- “Other workers” are classified as those who are performing unskilled labor that requires two years or less of training and experience
None of these jobs should be seasonal or temporary in nature.
To secure an EB-3 work visa, the business sponsoring the worker will need to file a Form I-140. Once this is approved, you may file for visas for your spouse and children. These visas include:
- E-34 for the spouse of a skilled worker or professional
- E-W4 for the spouse of an “other worker”
- E-35 for the unmarried child under age 21 for a skilled worker or professional
- E-W5 for the unmarried children under age 21 of an “other worker”
If you trust our Orlando immigration attorneys with your EB-3 petition, we can help you determine your next steps and guide you through the process of getting visas for your spouse and children. We can also help you weigh your options if you have other considerations.
Let us assess your options during a free initial consultation with our immigration law office today. Connect with us now to get started.
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How Will an Orlando EB-3 Work Visa Lawyer Handle My Petition?
Our attorneys from the full-service law firm of Bogin, Munns & Munns represent visa applicants seeking work opportunities in the United States. We can help clients seeking skilled or professional worker visas or those who fall into the “other workers” subcategory.
You can trust our immigration team to handle the paperwork and gather the necessary documentation for this petition. We will be available to you throughout the process to answer your questions, tell you what to expect, and provide you with regular status updates.
Our full-service law firm can help employers who sponsor foreign workers and the visa applicants seeking a work visa. We help both parties fulfill their duties required as part of the application process.
There will be forms for both the employer and the worker to complete, but we will guide you both through this process and ensure everything is in order before submission. We can also manage any additional requests that arise for additional information or documentation. If there are any problems, you can count on our Orlando immigration lawyers to identify and resolve them.
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Our Orlando Immigration Lawyers Can Handle a Wide Range of EB Visa Issues and Other Concerns
It is often possible for skilled workers and professionals to get an employer visa when they offer talent and skills that companies cannot find locally in the United States. We also manage other types of employment visa applications and family visa petitions. This could include CR, F, I, K, and other types of family-based visas.
We can help you navigate immigration issues with your visa petition or extend your visa as the expiration nears. We handle nonimmigrant visas, too. We can also file the necessary paperwork for your spouse and children to join you in the United States.
If you are considering permanent resident status, often referred to as getting a Green Card, or want to pursue naturalization and citizenship, we are here for you. We know how these immigration processes work and guide clients through them. You might qualify for a visa that qualifies you for a Green Card under some circumstances. We can review your case.
We Represent Refugees and Asylum Seekers
For those who are in the United States as refugees or asylum seekers, we understand how important it is for you to navigate the process of applying for asylum. We can handle this for you, or, if you’ve already filed for asylum, we can step in if you encounter a problem.
We Can Help With Deportation Cases
If you or a loved one faces a possible deportation hearing or other action, we will review your options. We may be able to help you navigate the immigration process and fight to remain in the United States.
This includes cases based on illegal activity, illegal reentry, and more.
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Discuss The EB-3 Work Visa Petition With Our Orlando Immigration Team
At Bogin, Munns & Munns, our immigration law firm will review your options with you. You can learn more about how an Orlando EB-3 work visa lawyer can help you navigate this process. Our immigration team is here for you when you need us.
If you are located elsewhere in Florida, we have more than a dozen offices to serve you. Our main office is located in Orlando. Contact us today for a free consultation.
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