Employment-Based Green Card
EB-1
Priority Workers
Extraordinary ability individuals, outstanding researchers, and multinational executives — often without labor certification.
EB-2
Advanced Degree / NIW
Professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional ability, including those pursuing a National Interest Waiver.
EB-3
Skilled & Professional Workers
Skilled workers, professionals, and other workers sponsored through the standard PERM labor certification process.
From Sponsorship to Green Card
PERM (if required)
Labor market test
I-140 Petition
Immigrant classification
Priority Date
Visa availability wait
Adjustment / Consular
Final green card step
Understanding Green Card Options
Explore common questions about employment-based Green Cards, including eligibility, sponsorship requirements, processing steps, and how our immigration attorneys can assist you.
Who can apply for an employment-based Green Card?
Employment-based Green Cards are available for qualified foreign workers, professionals, executives, and individuals with specialized skills who meet specific immigration requirements.
Does an employer need to sponsor my Green Card?
Many employment-based Green Card categories require employer sponsorship, while some categories may allow qualified individuals to self-petition depending on eligibility.
How long does the Green Card process take?
Processing times vary depending on the immigration category, country of origin, visa availability, and USCIS processing timelines.