Firstly, the employer must file Form I-140, which is an immigration petition for Alien Worker on the applicant’s behalf. Employers must prove their continuing ability to pay the offered wage as current with the priority date. They must pay you that wage until you are able to get a permanent resident status. An annual report, federal income tax return, or an audited financial statement should be presented as acceptable evidence. To petition on your behalf, the employer must complete the following procedures:
Eligibility Application
Online EB-3 Application
Approved /Interview Scheduled/ Denial by sponsor company
Invoice create and paid
Sign the Contract
File PERM Application by Employer
Obtain an approved application for Permanent Labor Certification from the concerned country’s Department of Labor (DOL).
Advertise
Retain a Labor Certification (Form ETA-9089), showing no other Americans are willing or qualified to fill the position.
Sign and file the Form I-140.
Once the USCIS receives the Form I-140, the petition will be processed and then the employer will get confirmation that it was received. The employer will also be notified of a decision.
Application for Adjustment of Status (Apply I-485) or Visa Application at NVC (DS-260 form)
Green Card Interview or Visa Appointment at Local Embassy
Green Card Approved / Visa Approved
Note: No Employer will receive any form of money or payment for sponsoring the employee.