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Determine eligibility for EB-1, EB-2, or L-1A based on profile and experience.

The United States offers multiple employment-based immigration options for skilled professionals, researchers, and executives seeking permanent residency. These include the EB-1 visa for extraordinary achievers, the EB-2 visa for advanced-degree professionals or individuals with exceptional ability, and the L-1 visa for multinational executives and managers. Each pathway provides opportunities to live and work in the U.S. with long-term career growth and Green Card eligibility. Xiphias Immigration supports applicants through eligibility evaluation, document preparation, and strategic petition filing with USCIS.
Determine eligibility for EB-1, EB-2, or L-1A based on profile and experience.
Prepare documentation proving achievements, qualifications, or executive role.
Submit the appropriate petition (Form I-140 or L-1A application) to USCIS.
Upon approval, file Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status) or proceed with consular processing.
Attend biometrics and interview if required.
Obtain the U.S. Green Card or work authorization after final approval.
The following list outlines the core eligibility requirements for this program.
EB-1: Must show extraordinary ability, academic excellence, or executive experience.
EB-2: Requires an advanced degree or exceptional ability in a professional field.
L-1A: Must have worked for a multinational company abroad in an executive or managerial role for at least one year.
Plan to continue professional work in the U.S.
Meet all health, security, and admissibility standards set by USCIS.
The United States offers multiple employment-based immigration programs that allow skilled professionals, executives, and researchers to live and work permanently in the country. Key programs include EB-1 for extraordinary achievers, EB-2 for advanced-degree or exceptional professionals, and L-1A for multinational executives transferring to U.S. branches.
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