1. Skilled workers
This type of U.S. skilled immigrants require more than two years of work experience or profes
1. Skilled workers
This type of U.S. skilled immigrants require more than two years of work experience or professional training.
1. Chef
Chinese chefs are one of the skilled trades that are lacking in the American labor market. According to incomplete statistics, there are 39,000 Chinese restaurants in the United States, and there are also many Chinese restaurants in hotels. There is a huge demand for Chinese chefs.
The advantage of applying for a Chinese chef professional immigrant visa is that there are a large number of positions in the United States. The particularity of the chef's job also determines that applicants do not need to have high English requirements or even know English. This gives professional chefs from all over China the opportunity to immigrate to the United States. As long as you have received professional chef training, or have been working as a professional chef for more than two years, and have a chef certificate, you can meet the requirements of the US Department of Labor and Immigration for chef immigration applicants.
Applicants must have a chef certificate, more than two years of work experience or professional training, and there are no language requirements.
2. Nurse
Nurse is also one of the professions in short supply in the American labor market. They are scheduled by the U.S. Department of Labor, where a nurse's work authorization is pre-approved. This greatly saves time in immigrant visa processing. Applicants need to have academic certificates, including graduation certificate, nursing certificate, work certificate and resume, and pass the CGFNS and TOFEL exams. TOEFL requires a score of 550 or above.
3. Physiotherapist
Physiotherapists are also one of the professions in short supply in the U.S. labor market. They are listed in schedule by the U.S. Department of Labor, which is pre-approval of a work permit. Applicants are required to have TOEFL scores, have more than two years of professional training experience, and pass the BCPT exam or certification.
4. Radiation therapy physicians
It is also one of the occupations in short supply in the U.S. labor market. It is listed as schedule by the U.S. Department of Labor, which means pre-approval of a work permit. Applicants need more than one year of professional training; TOEFL scores are required; academic diplomas must be evaluated by American professional boards.
5. Large freight drivers
Required to have a driver's license; at least 2 years of driving experience; and be able to communicate in English.
6. Elevator maintenance worker
Applicants must have more than 2 years of work experience, relevant certificates, academic certificates, and be able to communicate in English.
Second, unskilled workers
1. Construction workers, carpenters, welders, etc. : Applicants are required to have less than 2 years of work experience and be able to communicate in English.
Trainee nurses: Applicants must have more than 6 months of training experience, English language communication skills, and obtain certification through qualification examinations or academic assessments.
LPN applicants do not need TOEFL scores and can also obtain qualifications through academic assessment, so it is easier to apply than nurses. Nurses who have graduated from domestic nursing schools, as long as their English can meet the needs of the work, can apply for LPN after evaluation. Even the lpn exam is very easy compared to the cgfns exam. For all nurse applicants who have difficulty taking TOEFL 550, it is a faster and more feasible option to apply for LPN first, then go to the United States to study English, and then take TOEFL and CGFNS.
3. Restaurant and hotel waiter: Applicants are required to have less than 2 years of work experience and be able to communicate in English.
4. Cleaner: Applicants are required to have more than 3 months of work experience (housekeeping company or cleaning company is sufficient), and there is no English language requirement.
Three. Executive directors or managers of multinational companies
This type of person does not need a work permit. When applying to the Immigration Bureau, the forms and other certificates that need to be submitted are the same as l-1 to prove the qualifications of the employer and the applicant.
Eb-3 Third Preference Category
1. No advanced degree, but professional level higher than professionals in the field. A bachelor's degree and less than 5 years of professional work experience are also eligible. For example; lawyers, accountants, doctors, engineers, chemists, etc.
Application documents
1. Educational certificates: including transcripts, graduation certificates, and degree certificates.
2. Proof of work experience: letters from previous employers and colleagues, the applicant’s payroll tax bill and work report.
3. The applicant has obtained employer certification. Includes an employment contract, which should specify the applicant's job position, responsibilities, remuneration, etc.
4. People with special abilities
1. Educational qualifications: including transcripts, graduation certificates, and degree certificates.
2. Proof of work experience: letters from previous employers and colleagues, the applicant’s payroll tax bill and work report.
Those who have not received an internationally recognized award should meet at least the following three conditions and provide corresponding certificates:
(1) Those who have received an internationally recognized award for their outstanding achievements should at least meet the following three conditions and provide corresponding certificates: Other national or international awards;
(2) As a member of a professional association or organization that requires outstanding performance to join;
(3) His professional achievements have been recognized in monographs, Records or reports in industry publications or important media;
(4) Have been or are still members of the judge or jury that judges or selects their industry;
(5) Obtained in relevant fields Pioneering achievements;
(6) Published professional works or written professional articles in industry publications or major media;
(7) Works participated in art exhibitions;
(8) Serving as the head of an organization or an important figure;
(9) Being in a high-paying class (annual salary of at least US$6.5438 million);
(10) If you are As a performing artist, there is excellent commercial income from the box office value of your performances or from the sales of your records, tapes, CDs or videos.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) outstanding professor or researcher
The conditions for this type of U.S. skilled immigrants include: professors or researchers who have made outstanding achievements in a certain academic research field. At least three years of teaching or research experience. I accepted a tenure-track research position.
Application documents:
1. Educational qualifications: including transcripts, graduation certificates, and degree certificates.
2. Proof of work experience: letters from previous employers and colleagues, the applicant’s payroll tax forms and work reports.
If you are a professor at a U.S. university, the university must certify that the position is tenure-track or will become tenure-track. If the employer is a private institution, it should prove that the employer has achieved outstanding research results and hired more than three full-time researchers. In addition, applicants must meet at least two of the following conditions and provide relevant certificates.
(1) Awarded for academic achievement.
(2) As a member of relevant academic societies, you must have outstanding achievements to participate.
(3) His or her work or achievements have been specially recorded or introduced by others in professional publications.
(4) Serve as a member of the industry judges.
(5) Achieving groundbreaking results in scientific research or academic research.
(6) Its academic works or professional academic journals publishing academic articles are distributed around the world.
Business experience
Have at least one year of continuous full-time employment or one year of continuous part-time employment equivalent to full-time employment;
Work experience
Your work experience must be in National Occupational Classification (NOC) skill type 0 (managerial work), A (professional work), or B (skilled work and skilled trades); and
Hours of work
US skilled immigration applicants must have worked within the last 10 years (more than one year).
Conduct review
Applicants for U.S. skilled immigrants must pass conduct review and must not pose a threat to U.S. public security. Mainly through notarization of no crime (notarization of no criminal punishment).
Physical examination
Applicants for U.S. skilled immigrants must meet physical examination standards, which mainly examine people who pose a major threat to U.S. public health, such as AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, major advanced infectious diseases, etc. . Then there are diseases that impose huge financial burdens on the U.S. government, such as severe kidney disease and heart disease.