The current EB-3 visa quota of 10,000 annually, which includes both principal applicants and their dependents, is woefully insufficient. There is an urgent need to reassess and potentially expand the quota to better reflect the realities of the U.S. labor market and the demand for low-skilled labor.
Even with the current retrogression, we remain confident that EB-3 unskilled is one of the best available paths to getting your green card.
An immigrant visa is issued by a U.S. Consulate to a foreign national who intends to live permanently in the U.S. and receive a green card. An EB-3 Unskilled visa is an employment-based, immigrant visa.
The increased validity period will reduce the frequency with which noncitizens must file for to renew their work authorization.
Retrogression happens when there is an increase in demand, and the government must create a “cut-off” date for which green card applications can be filed and which green cards can be issued.
Great news! BDV is happy to announce that the EB-3 Unskilled category is eligible for green card filings in October 2022.
The United States government has announced the automatic extension of work permits (EAD) in some situations.
On Tuesday, March 29th, the Biden Administration announced new efforts USCIS is taking aimed at addressing processing times and backlogs.
Immigration attorneys and visa applicants across the U.S. and the world in all visa categories are reporting a surge of interview notices with short lead time.
Starting October 1st 2021, in order to be approved, CDC is requiring COVID-19 vaccinations in the United States Green Card application process.
USCIS and the Department of Labor timelines are constantly changing and foreign nationals around the world are seeing processing delays for various reasons.
BDV Solutions’ COO & General Counsel, Chris Richardson contributed to an Op-Ed about immigration as a solution to the labor crisis.
The Supreme Court ruled on whether individuals could adjust their Temporary Protected Status in they entered unlawfully. Read to learn more about the ruling.
In his first week in office, Biden proposed a comprehensive immigration reform bill. Read this blog to learn more about what may happen under the Biden Harris administration.
The shutdown of embassies and consulates due to COVID-19 left many uncertain about when their visa cases could progress. People are wondering when they may reopen.
COVID-19 has only increased the need to find creative solutions for their labor shortages, leading them to the EB-3 Unskilled Visa process.
We are hopeful for what President Biden may do for immigrants as the new president of the United States, so we will now need to be patient as this bill makes its way through Congress.
This is an overwhelming time for everyone! BDV Solutions is still working hard to help our clients succeed in their United States immigration process.
Immigration is often a complicated matter in the United States, but COVID-19 has made it even more complicated during this new and confusing time.
Donald Trump recently announced the Public Charge rule which creates stricter standards for life in the United States for many immigrants in this country.
The House of Representatives passed the High-Skilled Fairness Act, and now the Senate will need to vote on it. Breaking down the bill and what it means.
Donald Trump recently made an announcement about social media reviewing for visa applicants during their United States visa process.
The United States Supreme Court reviews the Public Charge rule and releases an announcement on the future of the real.
Donald Trump signed an Executive Order limiting the issue of immigrant visas. How does this affect immigrant visa applicants around the world?
Our free guide outlines everything you need to know about the EB-3 Unskilled Visa Category. This is an immigrant visa process that results in a U.S. Green Card. You can download the guide to learn more.