There are several ways to get a green card based on employment. Generally, a U.S. employer is needed as a sponsor for permanent residency. However, an employer is not needed as a sponsor if one qualifies for a national interest waiver or under the EB-1 category (individuals of extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics). The five preference categories of employment based green cards are:1st preference EB-1 visas, 2nd preference EB-2 visas , 3rd preference EB-3 visas, 4th preference EB-4 visas and EB-5 visas for investors

Ghoshal Law currently accepts the following Employment Based Green Card cases:

EB-1A for persons of Extraordinary Ability:

An applicant can self-petition for a green card. No employer is required. No PERM labor certification approval required. One needs to file only I-140 and I-485. Once the Adjustment of status of the principal and dependents is file