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Your U.S. Career. Your Permanent Residence.
EB-3 Skilled & Professional Worker Program
The EB-3 is an employment-based third-preference green card pathway for skilled workers, professionals, and essential workers who are backed by permanent U.S. employers.
Immigrant (employment-based, third preference)
U.S. employer (PERM labor certification)
Yes: permanent residence
Permanent job offer plus qualifying education or experience
Professionals, skilled workers, and essential workers
A U.S. baccalaureate degree (or foreign equivalent) required for the position.
At least two years of training or experience, in a role that is not temporary or seasonal.
Positions requiring less than two years of training or experience, where labor shortages exist.
The sponsoring employer must demonstrate the ability to pay the prevailing wage from the priority date onward.
A U.S. employer extends a permanent, full-time job offer and agrees to sponsor.
The employer obtains a prevailing wage determination, completes recruitment, and files PERM with the Department of Labor.
After PERM approval, the employer files Form I-140 with USCIS.
The priority date is monitored against the monthly Visa Bulletin until current.
The applicant adjusts status in the U.S. or completes immigrant visa processing abroad.
Permanent residence is granted on approval.
• Category identification (professional, skilled, or other worker) • Employer-readiness review and documentation checklist • Evidence compilation for education, experience, and ability to pay • Medical, civil-document, and interview preparation • Attorney partnership: formal filings and legal representation are executed with licensed U.S. attorneys.
A confidential conversation about your goals and next steps.
MapleVista Consulting Solutions Inc. operates as an authorized agent of a U.S. law firm, providing professional guidance, administrative preparation, document compilation, application framing, and interview coaching. Legal representation and formal filings are executed in direct partnership with licensed U.S. attorneys. Approval of any application rests solely with the relevant U.S. government agency; outcomes are never guaranteed.