E-B3 Visa U.S. permanent residency (Green Card)
H-Visa Solutions helps companies with the E-2BB3 work visa program in Lakeland, Polk County, Central Florida and throughout the State of Florida and across the United States of America.
Call our office at 863.644.4912 today to schedule a consultation about your company's E-B3 Work Visa needs.
The EB-3 Visa: Your Path to U.S. Permanent Residency
The EB-3 visa is a powerful employment-based immigrant category that allows skilled workers, professionals, and even unskilled workers to obtain a Green Card. Unlike temporary work visas, the EB-3 provides a direct route to permanent residency for individuals who have a valid, full-time job offer from a U.S. employer.
At H-Visa Solutions, we specialize in navigating the multi-stage EB-3 process, ensuring that both employers and employees meet the rigorous requirements of the Department of Labor and USCIS.
EB-3 Sub-Categories: Which One Fits You?
The EB-3 category is divided into three distinct groups. While the eligibility criteria differ, all three lead to the same result: a U.S. Green Card.
- Skilled Workers: For individuals whose jobs require at least two years of training or work experience. This includes a wide range of trades, technical roles, and specialized service positions.
- Professionals: For individuals whose jobs require at least a U.S. baccalaureate degree or a foreign equivalent. Unlike the EB-2 category, this does not require an advanced degree or extensive experience.
- Other Workers (Unskilled Workers): For individuals performing labor that requires less than two years of training or experience. This is a vital pathway for industries facing critical labor shortages, such as hospitality, agriculture, and healthcare support.
The Step-by-Step Sponsorship Process
Obtaining an EB-3 visa involves three primary stages. As of May 2026, the total timeline from start to finish typically averages around four years, making early planning essential.
- PERM Labor Certification: The employer must first prove to the Department of Labor (DOL) that there are no qualified, willing, or available U.S. workers for the position. This involves a regulated recruitment process and a prevailing wage determination. Currently, PERM processing takes approximately 16 to 17 months.
- The I-140 Immigrant Petition: Once the PERM is approved, your employer files Form I-140 with USCIS. This step confirms your qualifications and the employer’s ability to pay the offered wage. Premium processing is often available for this stage to expedite the decision.
- Visa Bulletin & Final Processing: Because EB-3 visas are subject to annual caps, you must wait for your "priority date" (the date your PERM was filed) to become current on the Visa Bulletin. Once current, you can apply for Adjustment of Status if you are in the U.S., or undergo Consular Processing if you are abroad.
Expert Guidance with H-Visa Solutions
The EB-3 process is highly technical, particularly during the PERM recruitment and Department of Labor audit phases. Minor errors can lead to lengthy delays or denials. H-Visa Solutions provides the strategic oversight needed to keep your case on track.
- Employer Support: We help U.S. companies manage recruitment, wage compliance, and the complex documentation required to sponsor foreign talent.
- Candidate Eligibility: We review educational credentials and work experience to ensure you are placed in the correct EB-3 sub-category for the highest chance of success.
- Strategic Planning: With processing times fluctuating, we provide the most current data—including May 2026 Visa Bulletin insights—to help you set realistic expectations for your journey.
Take the First Step Toward Your Green Card
Whether you are a professional seeking a career in the U.S. or a business looking to fill essential roles, the EB-3 visa offers a stable, long-term solution.
Contact H-Visa Solutions today to begin your EB-3 evaluation and secure your future in the United States.
Call our office at 863.644.4912 to discuss your company's E-B3 Work Visa needs.
H-2A Visa
An H-2A Visa is for non-immigrant workers to perform temporary or seasonal work in agriculture.
The H-2A Visa program provides an essential pathway for foreign nationals to work in the U.S. agricultural sector on a temporary or seasonal basis. This program addresses labor shortages by allowing U.S. employers to hire non-immigrant workers for agricultural tasks that cannot be filled by domestic workers. Temporary Worker Visas, like the H-2A Visa, offer a crucial solution for farms and agricultural businesses needing reliable labor during peak seasons.
To qualify for the H-2A Visa, employers must demonstrate that there are insufficient U.S. workers who are willing, able, and qualified to perform the required agricultural work. Additionally, they must show that employing H-2A workers will not adversely affect the wages and working conditions of similarly employed U.S. workers.
Work Visa Consulting services can be invaluable in navigating the complexities of the H-2A application process. These experts assist both employers and workers in understanding the requirements and ensuring compliance with regulations. Agricultural Worker Visas, such as the H-2A, play a critical role in maintaining the efficiency and productivity of the U.S. agricultural industry.
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H-2B Visa
An H-2B Visa is for temporary employment of immigrants for labor other than agriculture.
H-Visa Solutions is a veteran owned H-2B service that assists companies in the H-2N Visa Process in fullfilling their companies H-2B Visa Worker Needs. Some of the Services we Provide includes, but not limited to:
H-2B visa consultants in Florida
H-2B application help for your industry (hospitality, construction, landscaping, and so on...)
H-2B compliance monitoring services
H-2B visa application consultant in Florida
DOL H-2B compliance consultant
H-2B petition preparation services
H-2B labor certification help
As a former DOL officer providing visa consulting, Mr. Bedell has extensive experience is helping companies fullfill their H-2B Labor needs in Florida and throughout the Nation.
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H-2A Visa
An H-2A Visa is for non-immigrant workers to perform temporary or seasonal work in agriculture.
The H-2A Visa program provides an essential pathway for foreign nationals to work in the U.S. agricultural sector on a temporary or seasonal basis. This program addresses labor shortages by allowing U.S. employers to hire non-immigrant workers for agricultural tasks that cannot be filled by domestic workers. Temporary Worker Visas, like the H-2A Visa, offer a crucial solution for farms and agricultural businesses needing reliable labor during peak seasons.
To qualify for the H-2A Visa, employers must demonstrate that there are insufficient U.S. workers who are willing, able, and qualified to perform the required agricultural work. Additionally, they must show that employing H-2A workers will not adversely affect the wages and working conditions of similarly employed U.S. workers.
Work Visa Consulting services can be invaluable in navigating the complexities of the H-2A application process. These experts assist both employers and workers in understanding the requirements and ensuring compliance with regulations. Agricultural Worker Visas, such as the H-2A, play a critical role in maintaining the efficiency and productivity of the U.S. agricultural industry.
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H-2B Visa
An H-2B Visa is for temporary employment of immigrants for labor other than agriculture.
H-Visa Solutions is a veteran owned H-2B service that assists companies in the H-2N Visa Process in fullfilling their companies H-2B Visa Worker Needs. Some of the Services we Provide includes, but not limited to:
H-2B visa consultants in Florida
H-2B application help for your industry (hospitality, construction, landscaping, and so on...)
H-2B compliance monitoring services
H-2B visa application consultant in Florida
DOL H-2B compliance consultant
H-2B petition preparation services
H-2B labor certification help
As a former DOL officer providing visa consulting, Mr. Bedell has extensive experience is helping companies fullfill their H-2B Labor needs in Florida and throughout the Nation.
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