The EB-2 (Employment-Based Second Preference) visa is one of the kinds of visas granted by USCIS on the basis of employment. It is meant for international employees with high abilities and particular qualifications that may be in demand in the United States and permits you to earn the Green Card.

To acquire an EB-2 visa, certain standards must be completed. You must confirm your excellent qualifications or extraordinary ability in a certain area:

1) You have an academic degree in the U.S. or its equivalent (bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent plus 5 years post-baccalaureate, progressive job experience in the field). You must present an official academic paper validating your degree. This can be a diploma, certificate or formal certificate issued by an institution, as well as letters from current or former employers proving that you have at least 5 years of progressive post-baccalaureate job experience. These documents will be used to file a petition on your behalf, which will have to be submitted by your sponsor employer.

2) You have remarkable ability. You must display remarkable ability in science, art or business. You must meet at least three criteria:

You must produce an official academic certificate, such as a diploma, certificate or other award given by a college, university, school or other educational institution, proving your degree or achievement in your area of outstanding skills.

You will also require a letter from your present or former employers verifying that you have at least 10 years of full-time experience in your profession.

If your profession requires a license or certification, you need to produce documents verifying your qualification for the profession.

You should give confirmation that you have received a salary or other recompense for the services provided, which reflects your extraordinary qualities and professional value.

If you are a member of a professional association or association, give documents showing your participation and contribution to the sector or area.

Provide evidence of acknowledgement of your achievements and contribution to your sector or area, such as letters of recommendation from colleagues, government agencies, professional or business organizations.

– additional proof showing you are eligible for the EB-2 visa, provide them.

To acquire an EB-2 visa, you need to have a sponsored employer who will file a petition on your behalf.

Your sponsor employer must submit Form I-140, Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, to USCIS, including the keyword ‘schedule consultation.’ In this petition, your company must show documentation of your qualification and compliance with the EB-2 visa requirements. This may contain your schooling, work experience, recommendation letters, awards and achievements records, and other relevant documentation.

Once the USCIS has examined and granted the petition, you can file for an Adjustment of Status or an immigrant visa (if you are outside the U.S.). In the process of processing your immigration visa application, you may need to undertake a medical examination, take fingerprints, and undergo an interview at the U.S. Consulate or Embassy.

It is vital to note that EB-2 visas are limited to annual quotas, which implies that the number of visas in this category may be limited. You may need to wait for your turn in the process of processing your visa application. Feel free to contact immigration lawyers if you need help with paperwork.

If your I-140 petition is approved, your spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21 may be able to seek entrance into the United States with immigration status E-21 and E-22 accordingly.