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- We have prepared this section to answer all questions regarding who we are, what we do, how the EB3 processes works - Other workers, what companies have vacancies in the US, how can I apply etc.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We have more than 70 success stories and more than 600 cases awaiting a final interview with USCIS or NVC. Not all success stories are interested in recording testimonials. In order to have these testimonials, authorization from the law firm that represents the client is also required. , since they sign a confidentiality client document and not in all cases they do not approve of using their client for commercial purposes.
In the following link you can find the company’s legal information on the Florida state page.
http://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/CorporationSearch/SearchResultDetail?inquirytype=EntityName&directionType=CurrentList&searchNameOrder=MCCMIGRATIONUSA%20M210000018020&aggregateId=forl-m21000001802-5530f786-4f61-4e8a-9ce5-38012a619bf4&searchTerm=MCC%20MIGRATION%20USA%20LLC&listNameOrder=MCCMIGRATIONUSA%20M210000018020
We work with 3 immigration law firms that are experts in PERM, among them are: DelaFuente Law Group- The office of David Yukorsky- Ruby law Group.
The Sponsor of the process is not MCC, MCC only acts as a recruiter, if MCC were to stop operating the sponsorship process remains intact, since the owner of this process is the employer and the law firm that carries out the legal process is a third company.
The Owners are Manuel Lievano current CEO and Juliana Mejia current VP of corporate relations. Juliana Mejia is also an ICCRC-certified Immigration Consultant for Canadian immigration processes.
MCC is a recruitment company, therefore it does not have a regulatory body, the immigration lawyers who are in charge of the legal process are regulated by the BAR ASSOCIATION.
Since November 2020 MCC decided to return its operation 100% remote, we have an office in Miami, normally no one works from the office.
PROCESS QUESTIONS
BEFORE STARTING THE PROCESS
If you are already in the United States, you can apply as long as you make sure that you will maintain a legal status during the time that the EB3 program takes. If for some reason your legal status cannot be extended and you have to return to your country, you can continue with the EB3 process to be finalized outside the United States as consular processing.
If you are with a J1 Visa you can apply for an EB3, you must make sure to keep the J1 visa valid during the process and in case it is not possible you can finish the process in your country of origin or a country outside the United States as process consult.
People who apply for Asylum can apply to an EB3 process as long as there has not yet been a definition on asylum and they have not gone to Trial.
We recommend that people do not leave the United States when starting phase 2 of the EB3 process, this is once the I-140 has been filed. The reasons for this recommendation is to avoid risks when re-entering the United States with a tourist visa when an intention to immigrate to the United States has already been filed.
To work in the United States you must have an explicit authorization to do so, working illegally and receiving payment for carrying out said work may constitute an inadmissibility that you must keep in mind before making the decision to apply to an EB3 process.
MCC is a recruitment company, therefore it does not have a regulatory body, the immigration lawyers who are in charge of the legal process are regulated by the BAR ASSOCIATION.
Since November 2020 MCC decided to return its operation 100% remote, we have an office in Miami, normally no one works from the office.
UPON ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES WITH AN EB3 VISA
We facilitate your location process by providing you with prior information, developing informative webinars, and putting you in contact with external people and companies that can help you throughout the process of searching for housing, schools, transportation, banks, and knowing key information for living in the United States.
When you are in the United States and subject to fulfilling the work commitment you have with your sponsor, you may travel outside of the United States as long as the duration outside does not exceed 180 days.
If you reach an agreement with your Sponsor and the work allows it, it is possible that you can develop other types of work activities.
The first entry into the United States once the EB3 is approved must be with the applicant and the entire family nucleus linked to the process, this in order to file the papers before immigration and to begin the process of generating the Green Card and the SSN (Social Security number).
The Sponsor can make a decision to revoke your visa, it is very important to comply with the moral commitment to work for 1 year or more, depending on the commitment with your Sponsor and avoid future situations that could jeopardize your resident status or even apply to citizenship later.
The pet travel process is completely external to MCC USA and is not part of the EB3 process.
