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EB-2 (NIW) - GREEN CARD
The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) visa allows experienced professionals to obtain a Green Card without the need for a job offer from an American company sponsoring their visa.
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An immigration lawyer will prepare your case for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, independently of Labor Certifications. By fulfilling the academic and professional capabilities designated by the USCIS, the engineers indicate that they are a professional of national interest.
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Schedule a free informational meeting
If you are an advanced professional with a degree of 4 years and a minimum of 5 years of working experience, or at least 10 years of experience without a degree, schedule a free informational meeting.
After scheduling your meeting, please send us your CV at GreenCard@gc4engineers.com
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About Us
ABOUT US
We help experienced professionals to obtain the Green Card through the EB2(NIW)
Check our FAQ below
FAQ
FAQ
1. Why GC4Engineers?
Our community has done extensive research in the immigration field, talking with some of the best immigration lawyers with specific experience helping engineers in obtaining the Green Card.
We facilitate and speed up the collection of your data to assist in the checking of your eligibility for the Immigration Visa and will schedule your first informational meeting. The first meeting is allocated to give you an overview of all the application process possibilities, answer your personal questions, and inform you about the costs (attorney fees 7,500 USD)
The GC4 Engineers team will assist you with document collection to ensure a smooth and swift execution until the petition is sent.
2. What are the minimum requirements to apply for the EB2(NIW) visa as an engineer?
The immigration lawyers that help our community will only accept to represent a professional with at least 5 years of working experience in his area and a 4-year degree, or professionals with at least 10 years of experience without a degree.
For specific information about the EB2(NIW) requirements please check the USCIS link on question 8.
3. Do I need a U.S. diploma to get the Green Card?
No. Your national diploma and professional and academic experience before the application is enough as long as it can prove the required experience.
4. How long does it take to get the Green Card?
After the application is sent, the USCIS offices answer your immigration eligibility in an average time of 11 months.
5. Are there limitations to leaving the US after acquiring the Green Card?
There are no limitations on crossing the US border after you obtain your Green Card. However, it is highly recommended to issue a reentry permit, by filing Form I-131, if you are leaving the US for more than a year.
6. How can I be eligible to become a US Citizen?
You can apply for US Citizenship 5 years after obtaining your Green Card as long as have stayed 50% of that time in the US (2.5 years).
7. Does my family get the Green Card too?
Yes, your spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21 can get a Green Card with the same petition.
8. Where can I find official information about the EB-2 (NIW)?
For official information about the EB-2 (NIW) and the basic requirements of eligibility please check the USCIS website.
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