well employment-based immigration

will include anything from a temporary

work visa

to

a green card or permanent residence

based on your employment so

a company can sponsor you for a

temporary work visa based on your

experience your qualifications

and the position being offered

is a match to what you bring to the

table as far as your education

experience

if the company desires a more permanent

position for you

and if you qualify and if your

experience is right and your education

is right

you may also qualify for permanent

residence based on employment

sponsorship

there are many categories of temporary

work visas there are special categories

for mexicans and canadians because of

treaties with the united states

there are special categories for college

graduates those with master’s degrees

doctorates or if you wish to invest or

set up a company in the united states

there are many ways

many paths to an employment-based

immigration visa