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Questions about EB-3 Visa
Straight answers related to this visa.
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Does the EB-3 allow me to live in any American state?
EB-3 holders with Green Card can freely reside in any US state, with full mobility guaranteed after obtaining permanent status.
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Does the EB-3 allow me to open a branch in Brazil?
The EB-3 visa allows living and working in the US, but does not authorize or facilitate opening branches or businesses in Brazil.
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Does the EB-3 allow me to support the immigration of relatives?
The EB-3 visa allows including spouse and unmarried children under 21 as dependents in the immigration process to the USA.
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Does the EB-3 allow me to work for other employers before the Green Card?
The EB-3 visa requires an initial tie to the sponsoring employer but allows switching to a similar position after 180 days of adjustment of status, respecting USCIS rules.
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Does the EB-3 allow me to work in any field after obtaining the Green Card?
The EB-3 visa grants the Green Card, allowing you to work in any field in the US after issuance, provided laws and regulations are followed.
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Does the EB-3 allow me to work in more than one state at the same time?
The EB-3 visa is tied to a permanent and specific job location. To work in multiple states, legal adjustments and specialized guidance are essential.
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Does the EB-3 allow me to work multiple jobs simultaneously afterwards?
The EB-3 allows working for more than one employer after obtaining the green card, but it is essential to maintain the relationship with the original employer and act in accordance with the law.
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Does the EB-3 allow multiple entries?
The EB-3 visa grants permanent residence in the USA, allowing multiple entries, provided the holder maintains ties with the country and follows immigration rules.
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Does the EB-3 allow working in any job after obtaining the Green Card?
The Green Card obtained through the EB-3 allows working in any job in the USA, but some professions require specific certifications and compliance with local laws.
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Does the EB-3 apply to airplane pilots?
The EB-3 visa can be applied to pilots who meet specific qualifications and certifications, with detailed analysis and professional guidance being crucial for a secure process.
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Does the EB-3 apply to domestic work?
The EB-3, intended for skilled professionals, generally does not apply to domestic work, which has different requirements and processes in U.S. immigration.
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Does the EB-3 authorize me to live in Puerto Rico or Hawaii?
The EB-3 visa grants a green card to reside and work in any U.S. state, including Puerto Rico and Hawaii, always respecting prevailing immigration laws.
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Does the EB-3 automatically make me a tax resident in the USA?
Obtaining the EB-3 visa does not automatically make you a tax resident in the USA; tax status depends on specific tests and personal circumstances related to presence and the Green Card.
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Does the EB-3 cancel my tourist visa waiver (ESTA)?
Applying for or having an EB-3 process can affect the use of ESTA, as the program requires absence of immigrant intent; each entry is individually evaluated by officers.
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Does the EB-3 charge an extra fee for each dependent?
There is no single extra fee for dependents under EB-3; each member pays their own fees according to the stages of the process defined by USCIS and consulates.
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Does the EB-3 cover home care workers?
The EB-3 visa can cover home care workers, provided there is a permanent job offer and labor certification; private domestic cases present more challenges.
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Does the EB-3 cover post-study internships?
The EB-3 does not cover post-study internships; it is intended for permanent jobs, while internships fall under other visas such as the F-1 with OPT.
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Does the EB-3 cover remote work?
The EB-3 visa requires that the work be performed physically in the U.S., generally not covering remote activities conducted outside the country.
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Does the EB-3 cover the construction industry?
The EB-3 visa allows skilled and unskilled workers, including those in construction, to legally immigrate to the U.S. through a job offer and strict compliance with requirements.
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Does the EB-3 cover truck drivers?
Truck drivers may be eligible for the EB-3 visa, provided they meet the job requirements and follow the legal immigration process in the U.S.