818-907-9688 (LOCAL) 855-DMK-VISALAW 855-365-8472 (TOLL FREE) Home USCIS Processing Times Blog Testimonials Client Login Contact Us BACHELOR DEGREE PROFESSIONALS, CERTAIN HEALTHCARE, SKILLED AND UNSKILLED WORKERS E-31, E-32 (THIRD EMPLOYMENT PREFERENCE) There are three distinct groups in this preference category: The first is for professionals with bachelor’s degrees in the field of employment but not necessarily any experience. The second is for skilled workers, who are capable of performing a job that requires at least two years of experience. The third is for unskilled workers who are capable of performing jobs requiring less than two years of experience. This is a catch-all category which provides immigration opportunities for all foreign nationals who have a permanent job-offer in the U.S. but who do not qualify under any of the other categories. This category requires a permanent job offer and a labor certification or the applicant must document that he or she qualifies for one of the shortage occupations identified by the Department of Labor in a list known as “Schedule A.” Included in these occupations are physical therapists and professional nurses. All three groups require permanent full-time job offers. Employment Based Green Cards Family Based Green Cards Temporary Work Visas Researchers Nurses and Physicians U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization Investors Deportation/Removal/Detention Political Asylum Applicants Visitor Visas B-1/B-2 Student Visas Diversity Visa (DV) Green Card Lottery Victims of Abuse or Violence Should I Retain An Immigration Lawyer? Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Immigration Attorney Fees Useful Links Q & A Videos CONTACT US TODAY! Your Name Email Comments Enter Capcha Code Home USCIS Processing Times Blog Testimonials Client Login Contact Us Los Angeles Immigration Lawyer 14011 Ventura Blvd., Suite 402 Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 © 2021 Lawyer Attorney Immigration Law Offices of David M. Kramer. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | Sitemap | Disclaimer Website Design by Strategic Wordpress