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Alternative Fast Tracks to Permanent Residency


If you think you qualify for a National Interest Waiver or an EB-1, please contact us by email at questions@usvisanews.com or by telephone at (352) 371-0067.

There are two different methods in which a person may become eligible to bypass both the job offer requirement and the labor certification process. They are the EB-1 for Aliens of Extraordinary Ability and the National Interest Waiver for Aliens of Exceptional Ability and Advanced Degree Professionals.

ADVANTAGES OF THE NATIONAL INTEREST WAIVER AND EB-1 PROCESSES

There are two major advantages to Extraordinary (EB-1) and Exceptional (NIW/EB-2) Ability petitions.

  1. They are much quicker than the normal labor certification process. Whereas a normal permanent residency petition channeled through the burdensome labor certification process takes three to five years, a NIW/EB-2 or EB-1 takes only one year to process;
  2. The applicant sponsors himself/herself based upon his/her abilities, education, and experience. This means that present employment is not required, and if the applicant is employed, the employer does not have to get involved in the process. Why is this important? FREEDOM! The applicant does not have to stay with the employer for a certain number of years while the process is undertaken. Second, permanent residency is taken away from the employer as a bargaining chip in the employer/employee relationship.



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