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Consular Processing for an EB-3 Worker

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Boiler Grand Master

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EB are pretty straightforward 

 

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appleblossom Mentor

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On 11/19/2025 at 9:24 PM, Clown said:

Can you recommend an attorney who is highly experienced with EB-3 CP cases? Ideally someone proactive, dedicated and really committed to getting results. Thank you!


For EB-3, isn’t your employer providing the immigration lawyer? Unusual if they’re not. 
 

We used Fragomen for our EB case and they were great. 
 

*Thread moved to Work visas, as the OP is not doing adjustment of status*

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Do you have any recommended case studies involving nanny positions sponsored by families? I’m also interested in hearing about immigration lawyers’ experience with EB-3 Professional/Skilled Worker cases specifically for nannies.

Boiler Grand Master

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Nannies are usually J, I have not come across a EB.

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Boiler Grand Master

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Au Pairs are usually carrying out the roles of nannies. But yes if they do not qualify for a J1 not sure how they could get through PERM for a EB?

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6 hours ago, Clown said:

Do you have any recommended case studies involving nanny positions sponsored by families? I’m also interested in hearing about immigration lawyers’ experience with EB-3 Professional/Skilled Worker cases specifically for nannies.

 

I'm afraid I agree with Boiler, this is likely a non starter. It wouldn't be EB-3 skilled worker as nannies don't require any training in the US, it would be EB-3 'other workers'. Realistically, no family is going to wait that long for you to be able to start work, if they are hiring a nanny then it will be because they have an immediate childcare need. And they're not likely to wait all those years and pay all the fees when they can hire an American immediately to fulfil that need.

 

Plus the Labour Cert is going to be problematic, both for the reasons above, and because anybody already in America could do the job. 

 

Which consulate? And is this for a family you're already in contact with? Are they aware of the wait ahead of you?

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