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We help employers fill positions when they are unable to hire locally.

We help applicants achieve their dream of U.S. permanent residence.

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Green Card and Permanent Residency

Gain the right to live and work permanently in the U.S. through various immigration pathways.

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Personal and Professional Support

We provide end-to-end guidance for applicants, offering personal and professional assistance throughout the visa and green card process.

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Solutions for Employers

The EB-3 program is a great option if you are unable to fill your entry level positions.

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We turn dreams into real opportunities

 

At IAIC, we connect top U.S. companies with international workers who dream of a new life in the United States.

Through legal, sponsored jobs, we make the path to the Green Card easier, opening real opportunities across various industries and cities.

We support each client from the job offer to their arrival in the U.S., providing guidance, reassurance, and full support at every step.

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Why Choose Us As Your Partner?

 

  • Our team provides a personal and professional approach throughout the entire application process.
  • Our EB-3 recruiting agency will match you with an employer sponsor who wants to see you succeed.
  • Our immigration attorney team will guide your EB-3 Visa case through the immigration process using our 30+ years of experience.
  • We assist you in acclimating to your new job and community in the U.S.
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Solutions For Employers

It’s no secret that hiring entry level workers has been incredibly challenging and shows little signs of slowing.

Employers have been forced to reduce hours, reduce services, or close locations.

Those with a full workforce enjoy a competitive advantage and a rare opportunity to increase market share simply by being open and available.

Great Option For Entry Level Positions
The EB-3 Visa Program (Unskilled Workers Category) enables unskilled workers (occupations requiring less than two years’ training or experience) to enter the U.S. as Green Card holders with full-time, permanent employment.

What Are The Steps?

Step 1 : Prevailing Wage Request
Step 2 : PERM Filing (Labor Certification)
Step 3 :I-140 Petition Filing
Step 4 :Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing
Step 5 :Arrival in the U.S. as a Permanent Resident

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How the EB-3 Visa Process Works

For many people around the world, the dream of building a better life in the United States starts with securing permanent residency. The EB-3 visa is one of the most common employment-based immigration pathways to achieve this goal. It provides opportunities for foreign workers to obtain a green card.

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Green Card Sponsorship by Employer: What You Need to Know

Green card sponsorship by employer means a U.S. company helps a foreign worker become a permanent resident. This process is one of the most dependable ways to move to the United States for work. It is the beginning of a new life in a new country for many.

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How to Find an EB-3 Sponsor: A Step-by-Step Guide for Foreign Workers

If you want to move to the United States permanently through work the EB-3 visa is one of the best options. This visa lets you apply for a green card as an unskilled worker, a skilled worker or a professional. But the first step is finding a U.S. employer who is willing to sponsor you.

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