EB Visa Talk

Hosts Lily and Mia do an evidence deep dive: the two-year membership rule, secondary evidence, compensation documentation, organizing the I-360 package, RFE patterns, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia cover the R-1 to EB-4 path: the R-1 visa, the site visit, bona fide organizations, the two-year rule, timing the transition, the petition package, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia introduce EB-4: religious workers (ministers vs non-ministers), special immigrant juveniles, broadcasters, the I-360 petition, visa numbers, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia cover the EB-3 to EB-2 upgrade: what it is, the bachelor's plus five path, exceptional ability, the new PERM, priority date retention, upgrade vs staying, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia cover the EB-2 to EB-3 downgrade: what it is, reading the Bulletin for opportunities, the I-140 package, priority date retention, timing and retrogression risks, when NOT to downgrade, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia examine the EB-3 job offer: full-time vs part-time, permanent vs temporary, the offer letter elements, the prevailing wage, the three ability-to-pay methods, financial documentation, at-will employment, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia cover Schedule A: pre-certification, Group One nurses and physical therapists, the VisaScreen process, state licensure, skipping the PERM, the I-140 fast lane, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia cover the EB-3 other worker subcategory: what unskilled means, common occupations, the 10,000 annual cap mechanics, the longest backlog, the PERM, employer commitment, maintaining status during the wait, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia cover the EB-3 skilled worker subcategory: the two-year requirement, what counts as qualifying experience, experience letter masterclass, documenting when employers are gone, the PERM for skilled workers, experience vs education, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.

Hosts Lily and Mia cover the EB-3 professional subcategory: the bachelor's degree requirement, what related field means, foreign degree evaluations, three-year degrees, the relatedness spectrum, accreditation, and choosing between professional and skilled worker. General information only — not legal advice.