The EB-3 Unskilled Visa program was established in 1990 through the Immigration and Nationality Act.
Anyone is eligible for this program. There are no skill or degree requirements to apply.
Apply NowYou can do this process from your current country of residence or within the United States.
Find an employer to sponsor you
File and apply for the process
Get Green Card or work authorization
Start working for your employer
Start living your American Dream
There are 5 unique phases of the EB-3 Unskilled Visa process, ending in the issuance of a U.S. Green Card.
Download our PDF to further understand each step of the process, the forms you need to file, the different government steps, and more!
The US Government has created a visa for people who are seeking employment in unskilled positions. This is the EB-3 'Other Workers' Visa and it allows US employers to sponsor foreign national in jobs that are experiencing a chronic labor shortage.
Each year, the U.S. government allocates 10,000 visas for unskilled positions For many, the most difficult part of the process
is finding an employer able and willing to sponsor them. BDV Solutions partners with qualified employers who are ready to sponsor foreign nationals.
The EB-3 'Other Workers' Visa is a great opportunity for you to gain permanent residence to the United States and may
be obtained by adjusting your status or through consular processing from your home country. If applicable, your spouse
and unmarried children under 21 are eligible too!
Immigration attorney and former U.S. Consular Officer, Chris Richardson discusses the EB-3 visa is and what the difference is between EB-3 Skilled and Unskilled is.
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There are many benefits to working with an experienced agency:
More employers than ever are struggling to find applicants for their unskilled positions. Industries like janitorial, restaurants, packing and warehousing have been hit hardest. Rather than closing their doors, many employers have looked for creative solutions to staff their businesses. One option that many employers have found advantageous is pursuing sponsorships of prospective immigrants who are willing to fill openings with the help of an EB-3 unskilled visa.
The Immigration Act of 1990 created an Employment Based Visa program that has allowed US businesses to sponsor foreign nationals willing and qualified to work. There are five categories of EB visas, the first two of which require skilled labor and extensive education, and part of third of which (the EB-3 visa) targets workers who can perform unskilled labor for their future employers.
The EB-3 "Other Worker" Visa process leads directly to U.S. permanent residency with more favorable conditions than most
routes available in immigration law today!
Immigration Attorney discusses things misunderstand about this visa type such as how legitimate is it, can you use an agency and why this program has proven success.
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