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Green Card (Immigrant Visa)EB-3

EB-3 Skilled & Professional Workers

A third-preference green card for skilled workers, professionals, and other workers.

Every profile-building and approval step is handled exclusively through licensed immigration attorneys.

Overview

The EB-3 is an employer-sponsored green card for professionals with a bachelor’s degree, skilled workers with at least two years of training or experience, and certain other workers. Like the standard EB-2, it requires a PERM labor certification. Afterstem.AI supports employers and applicants from PERM through adjustment of status.

What you need to qualify

  • A permanent, full-time U.S. job offer
  • An approved PERM labor certification
  • A bachelor’s degree, or 2+ years of relevant experience/training
  • The employer’s ability to pay the offered wage

Key benefits

  • Path to permanent residency and citizenship
  • Open to a broad range of occupations
  • Include your spouse and children
  • Priority date portability across employers
Know where you stand

Your EB-3 journey, stage by stage

A clear roadmap so you always know exactly what stage your case is in — with attorneys leading every legal step.

  1. 1

    Free Assessment

    We review your background and confirm the strongest visa fit for your profile.

  2. 2

    Attorney Profile Review

    Licensed immigration attorneys evaluate your case and approve the legal strategy.

    Attorney-led
  3. 3

    Evidence Building

    We assemble awards, recommendation letters, publications, and supporting proof.

  4. 4

    Petition Drafting

    Attorneys draft and finalize your petition, legal brief, and exhibits.

    Attorney-led
  5. 5

    USCIS Filing

    We file with USCIS — premium processing available to speed up the decision.

  6. 6

    Decision & Approval

    You receive your approval, and we help you plan your next steps.

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