Yes, U.S. Businesses Can Sponsor You for a Green Card — Here's How It Works Every day, U.S. employers sponsor foreign nationals for green cards. It’s a 3-step process: PERM Labor Certification: The employer proves there are no qualified U.S. workers available for the position. I-140 Petition: Shows you qualify for the job and your employer can pay your wage. Green Card Application: Either through adjustment of status or at a U.S. Embassy, depending on where you are. There are categories based on

Who Pays for a Job Sponsorship Green Card? Let’s Break It Down If you're being sponsored by a U.S. employer for a green card, they’re required to cover most of the costs — especially when it comes to the PERM labor certification, which proves you’re not taking a job away from a U.S. worker. Some other filing fees can be shared between you and your employer — or your employer might choose to pay it all. It all depends on how you negotiate the sponsorship. Contact us and fill out the form in our b