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US Permanent Residence (Employment Based)

Employment-based permanent residence in the United States is a multi-stage process that requires sequencing, documentation consistency, and long-term planning. Depending on the employment category and priority date movement, timelines can extend over several years. Most employment-based Green Card cases progress through three core stages:

  1. PERM Labor Certification (when applicable)

  2. Form I-140 – Immigrant Petition

  3. Form I-485 – Adjustment of Status

Who this is for

  • Employers sponsoring employees for permanent residence

  • Professionals pursuing employment-based Green Cards

  • Individuals navigating multi-year immigration timelines

How GloJourn supports

  • Structured coordination of the PERM labor certification process

  • Documentation alignment across PERM, I-140, and I-485 stages

  • Case tracking and milestone monitoring

  • Administrative coordination alongside employers and immigration attorneys

We provide process organization and documentation readiness support. We do not provide legal advice or represent clients before U.S. government authorities.

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Required Documents

Employee Documents

  • Updated Resume

  • Degree Certificates

  • Academic Transcripts

  • Credential Evaluation (if foreign degree)

  • Experience Letters

  • Passport Copy

Employer Documents

  • Company Registration Documents

  • FEIN Confirmation

  • Financial Documents (Tax Returns / Annual Reports)

  • Organizational Chart

  • Detailed Job Description

  • Recruitment Documentation

  • Proof of Advertisements

  • Recruitment Report

Process

  • Job description review & eligibility assessment

  • Prevailing Wage Determination (PWD) filing

  • Recruitment campaign (mandatory advertisements)

  • Review of applicants & recruitment report preparation

  • File ETA-9089 (PERM application)

  • DOL review (may include audit)

  • PERM approval

  • File Form I-140 with USCIS

  • Proceed to Adjustment of Status (I-485) or Consular Processing

Price and Timelines 

Know more about US Greencard - I-140 Filing 

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Required Documents

Employee Documents

  • Passport Copy

  • Resume

  • Degree Certificates

  • Academic Transcripts

  • Credential Evaluation (if foreign degree)

  • Experience Letters

  • Previous Immigration Approval Notices (if applicable)

Employer Documents

  • Approved PERM Labor Certification (if applicable)

  • Employer Support Letter

  • Financial Documents (Tax Returns / Annual Reports / Audited Statements)

  • Ability to Pay Documentation (from priority date onward)

  • Job Description

  • Company Registration Documents

Process

  • Determine appropriate employment-based category

  • Confirm PERM approval (if required)

  • Prepare I-140 petition package

  • Submit petition with supporting documents

  • Receive receipt notice

  • Respond to RFE (if issued)

  • Receive approval notice

  • Monitor priority date via Visa Bulletin

  • File I-485 (if eligible) or proceed with Consular Processing

Price and Timelines 

Know more about US Greencard - I-485 Filing 

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Required Documents

  • Passport Copy (biographic page & visa pages)

  • I-94 Record

  • Birth Certificate (with certified translation if required)

  • Medical Examination (Form I-693)

  • I-140 Approval Notice (if employment-based)

  • Recent Pay Stubs & Employment Letter

  • Two Passport-Style Photographs

Process

  • Confirm priority date is current

  • Prepare I-485 application package

  • Submit filing with supporting documents

  • Receive receipt notices

  • Attend biometrics appointment

  • Receive EAD & Advance Parole (if filed)

  • Respond to RFE (if issued)

  • Attend interview (if required)

  • Receive Green Card approval

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