We established ‘Way To Green Card’ with a single mission: to assist individuals obtain permanent residency (Green Card) in the USA without enduring long wait times in the Green Card queue. If you are planning to file an I-140 through self-petition, you have come to the right place. We offer support from profile evaluation to filing your I-140 with USCIS, helping you avoid attorney fees. Additionally, we assist with ‘Adjustment of Status or Permanent Residency’ filing. We have also partnered with several top-rated, USA-based immigration attorneys who specialize in employment-based first and second preference immigrant visa (Green Card) categories. By choosing one of our partnered attorneys, you can benefit from a significant discount on legal fees.

To qualify for an EB-1A Green Card, you must be able to prove that you have extraordinary ability in one of the following fields: Science, Art, Education, Business, or Athletics. Additionally, you must possess a level of expertise in your field that indicates that you are one of the small percentage of people who have risen to the very top of your field, and your professional achievements must have received national and international recognition. A unique advantage of the EB1-A category is that it does not require a labor certification and job offer from an USA employer. An individual can apply for a green card on their own, without an employer sponsor. The EB1-A is an immigrant classification, so it allows you to get a green card for yourself, your spouse, and your unmarried children under 21 years old.

To qualify for an EB1-B Green Card, you must demonstrate that you have received international recognition for your outstanding achievements in an academic field. Also, you must have at least 3 years of experience in research or teaching, and you must be seeking a Green Card to pursue a tenure, tenure-track, or comparable research position with an academic institution or that you will work as a researcher in a full-time position for a private organization. If you work as a researcher for a private employer, your employer must show that it employs at least 3 full-time researchers and that it has attained documented accomplishments in the field. The EB1B is an immigrant classification, so it allows you to get a green card for yourself, your spouse, and your unmarried children under 21 years old. The EB1-B petition must be filed by your prospective USA employer. A unique advantage of the EB1-B category is that it does not require a labor certification. A labor certification is issued by the US Department of Labor and can be time consuming and tedious. Your USA employer can skip this process and directly offer you a job through the EB1-B visa.

To qualify for an EB2-NIW (National Interest Waiver) Green Card you must have an advanced degree (such as a Masters or PhD) or can demonstrate exceptional ability in your field of endeavor and can demonstrate that your work supports the national interests of the United States Significantly benefits USA, allowing them to waive the requirement for a job offer and labor certification; Essentially, this means that you can apply for a green card through self-petition, without an employer sponsor. A unique advantage of the EB2 NIW category is that it does not require a labor certification or job offer from an USA employer. An individual can apply for a green card on their own, without an employer sponsor.

The O-1A is a nonimmigrant visa and it is available for individuals who possess "extraordinary ability" in the fields of science, education, business, or athletics, meaning they have achieved sustained national or international acclaim within their respective fields, demonstrating a level of achievement considered to be among the top in their industry; essentially, they must be recognized as one of the best in their field on a global scale. While the O-1A visa is typically for employment, you can self-sponsor by establishing your own company in the USA if you don't have an employer to sponsor you. Additionally, the applicant must show their intent to continue working in their field of extraordinary ability.

No. We at 'Way To Green Card’, are not attorneys and we don’t provide any legal representation. For any legal advice please consult a licensed immigration attorney in the USA.