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Green Cards & US Citizenship

A green card is the permanent ability to live or work in the United States. If you have a job offer from a U.S. employer or you are a U.S. company seeking to sponsor a foreign national for a green card, there are several options under the current immigration laws. All categories are designated with the EB title, which stands for employment-based. There are three main types of EB green cards: EB-1, EB-2 and EB-3. Your job duties and your educational and experiential background will determine which employment based-category is right for you.

Berardi Immigration Law is well-versed in all type of employment-based green cards. Each year, we successfully file petitions with USCIS on behalf of multinational managers/executives, aliens of extraordinary ability, aliens with advanced degrees and skilled workers. Each employment-based green card category is complex and requires ad advanced understanding of the requirements and nuances. A green card is a permanent benefit issued by USCIS. It allows employers to retain their key employees and allows foreign nationals to live the American dream.

US citizenship/naturalization is a separate process with many benefits for those who have already been a permanent resident of the United States.

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The Berardi Difference

The lawyers at Berardi Immigration Law have decades of green card and citizenship experience. Our team has handled numerous complex cases and enjoys a high approval rating with USCIS. We have a full-time employee who is dedicated to our EB-2 and EB-3 petitions. She only handles these types of cases, since they are complicated and require advance immigration knowledge. We work closely with employers and foreign nationals alike to devise a comprehensive green card strategy that encompasses both short-term and long-term employment options. We also work closely with dependents of foreign nationals.

Contact Berardi Immigration Law today to find out how we can help your sponsor your key employee for a green card or more importantly, make your American dream come true.