U.S. employers seeking to sponsor foreign workers for permanent employment-based immigration may serve as authorized sponsors and petition for qualified workers from any country. Through the employment-based immigration process, eligible workers.
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U.S. employers seeking to sponsor foreign workers for permanent employment-based immigration may serve as authorized sponsors and petition for qualified workers from any country. Through the employment-based immigration process, eligible workers.

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EMPLOYMENT

A person who is sponsored by a U.S. employer for permanent resident employment in the United States must obtain lawful permanent resident status (a Green Card) and a Social Security Number, work legally in the United States, receive wages or salary.

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AGENTS

A legal entity or individual who possesses a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) and is authorized to act on behalf of an employer.

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LADC LLC

Employment-Based Third Preference (EB-3) sponsors foreign workers under this category, prepares and signs all required applications for full-time, permanent resident employment in the United States for qualified workers who speak English and Cambodian

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U.S. employers seeking to sponsor foreign workers for permanent employment-based immigration may serve as authorized sponsors and petition for qualified workers from any country. Through the employment-based immigration process, eligible workers may obtain lawful permanent resident status (a Green Card), authorization to work in the United States, and a Social Security Number after approval and admission or adjustment of status under U.S. immigration law.