Fort Lauderdale EB-4 Visa Attorney
Applying for an EB-4 Visa
An EB-4 visa can help you to move forward with the process of gaining legal permanent residency status in the United States. It is important to get help from our Fort Lauderdale visa lawyer. At Guerra Saenz, PL, we have personal experience in visas and immigration law, and we understand how important it is to be able to live and work in the USA. You can trust our firm to give you the best chance possible at getting your visa application approved.
The EB-4 Visa Application Process in Fort Lauderdale
An EB-4 visa is available for religious workers such as pastors, ministers, and rabbis who have received a compensated, full-time position relating to religious work. You can also qualify as a religious worker if you prove that for a minimum duration of 2 years you are a member of a known religious group that has a non-profit religious organization, or an organization affiliated with the religious group in the United States for which you can work. If you have been working in the United States lawfully as a religious worker after the age of 14 for 2 consecutive years you can also qualify for an EB-4 visa.
Others that can qualify for an EB-4 visa are U.S. government employees working overseas, members of Armed Forces, international broadcasters, foreign medical graduates, and international organization employees. A labor certification is not required, but your employer must file an I-360 form, a petition to get special immigrant worker classification and lawful permanent residence in the United States. You may also file an I-360 form by self-petitioning. The fee to file an I-360 form is $405. Your spouse and any unmarried children that you may have that are under the age of 21 may also obtain a green card along with you. Only 10,000 EB-4 visas are available each year, and only 5,000 are held for non-clergy religious workers.
If you need assistance in applying for an EB-4 then contact us at your earliest convenience. We can help you prepare complex documents such as proof of compensation, proof of tax-exempt status, and proof of membership for religious workers. Only 7.1% of EB-4 visa applications are accepted each year – don't risk it! Hire a Fort Lauderdale visa attorney from our firm to help you through the complex process of entering the U.S. under an EB-4 visa.
