Employment-based visas are linked to a particular industry or profession. Candidates for immigration who want to be granted an employment-based visa must demonstrate that they are qualified for the job and that they intend to stay in the U.S. to work in their field.
Examples of this kind of visa include:
---For immigrants with exceptional ability, there is the EB-1 visa. No job offer is necessary.
---For immigrants with advanced degrees or outstanding talent, an EB-2 visa is available. Employer sponsorship is essential.
---Visa type EB-3 is available for skilled workers. Employer sponsorship is essential.
Contact our Dallas business immigration attorney today at Pollak Immigration, PLLC for more information.
