What is EB-3 Visa Program?
By act of Congress, the EB-3 Visa Program was established in 1990. This employment-based Green Card option's main goal is to assist American employers in locating foreign workers who are qualified, available, and willing to fill positions that they have been unable to fill with Americans from their local labor markets. The foreign worker and their immediate family members (their spouse and any unmarried children under 21 years of age) will all be able to obtain their Green Cards and immigrate to the United States on a permanent resident basis in exchange for receiving and accepting a qualifying job offer from an authorized U.S. employer. Additionally, they will each be qualified to petition for American citizenship after five years of living here.
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What is an EB-3 Visa for Nurses in the U.S.?
The EB-3 visa allows qualified foreign workers to come to the United States to work in a permanent, full-time position. The work done in the U.S. cannot be seasonal or temporary. Nurses are one of the professions that can qualify for this type of visa.
To be eligible for an EB-3 visa as a nurse, you must 4 years education from an accredited institution and have a license to work in the country where you received your education. Additionally, you need to obtain a full and unrestricted license to practice nursing in the state where you will be working. Finally, you must have at least two years of full-time professional nursing experience.
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EB-3 Visa Program
At Eastcoast Professionals, we provide employment-based visa services to help you seek a better future. Our experienced team takes a personalized approach to ensure that you are taken care of every step of the way.
We specialize in the EB-3 visa program, which helps individuals from other countries to gain permanent residency in the US. Our team is knowledgeable and passionate about this program and can provide you with the information you need to understand if you are qualified. Visit our website to learn more.
Requirements:
Initial Requirements for Sponsor/Employer Assessment
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Nurse Resume
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Copy of CGFNS Certificate and/or NCLEX
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Copy of Educational Credential (Diploma, Transcript of Records, and RN Lisense)
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Copies of Birth Certificate
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Copy of Married Certificate (if applicable)
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Passport
Requirement for Filing I-140 Petition
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Passport (Valid for 6 months beyond intended date of entry into US)
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TWO (2) 2x2 Photographs
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Birth Certificates
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Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
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Original and photocopy of NCLEX
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Original NBI and Police Clearance
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Original Copies of Educational Credentials
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