EB-2 and EB-3 through an employer
Work
Most employer-sponsored green cards run through PERM: the employer tests the labor market with ETA-9089, then files Form I-140. The employer drives the case at every step, which is why it is not sold as a self-help draft.
No employer?
Two employment green cards need no employer and no job offer — you petition for yourself, and we build it with you.
The forms
The Department of Labor’s PERM labor certification, filed by the employer before the I-140.
The immigrant petition for a worker — the employment-based green card petition.
The green card application itself — registering permanent residence from inside the U.S.
Questions
Yes — the EB-2 national interest waiver is an employment-based green card with no employer needed, one of the self-petition paths. The free check shows what a case like yours involves.
It depends on the petition. The self-petition paths need no employer. Petitions like the H-1B or L-1 are submitted by an employer, so they are not sold as self-help drafts here — each of those pages explains the path.
There are two routes: the E-2 treaty investor visa (a visa, not a green card) and the EB-5 investor green card, which involves an $800,000 investment and needs an immigration lawyer. Each page explains the path.
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EB-2 and EB-3 through an employer