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The data comes from public Department of Labor (PERM) records, based on real cases initiated by U.S. employers, organized in a practical way to provide a clear understanding of what is actually happening in the market.
You will be able to see:
Most people attempt to pursue an EB-3 or EB-2 process without fully understanding how it works in practice.
Common situations include:
Access to the 2025 Sponsoring Companies Database
To view the complete database and access the organized information, an active platform account is required.
Membership Plan:
You will gain access to a structured database of companies that have already initiated Green Card sponsorship processes for foreign workers. These records help identify real hiring patterns across the United States.
Access is granted immediately after activation.
For those who want to go beyond the data, we also provide a structured explanation of how the process works in practice, including the employer’s role and the factors that should be considered before making any decisions.
Here you will find a clear explanation of:
• How EB-3 and EB-2 processes work in practice
• The employer’s role in the process, including PERM labor certification
• What you should know before making any decisions
• Processing timelines, market realities, and practical considerations
IMPORTANT
This material does not replace an individual evaluation of your case.
Its purpose is to help you gain a clear understanding of the landscape before making any decisions.
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Meet Sandra Michelini
Sandra Michelini is the founder of America Now and Borderless Women, initiatives created to help individuals better understand international mobility, immigration pathways, career opportunities abroad, and life transitions across countries.
This material was developed through the analysis of real-world data obtained from public records of the United States Government, including information from the Department of Labor (PERM labor certification processes), as well as procedures and guidelines involving agencies such as USCIS and the U.S. Department of State, depending on the type of case and the applicant’s location.
The goal is to organize this information in a clear and practical way so you can better understand the landscape before making any decisions.
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