FAQs
Do I need a job offer to apply?
Yes, for EB-3 and L1 visas, a U.S. employer must sponsor your application. For EB-5, you don’t need a job offer — only a qualifying investment. EB-1C requires an existing managerial role in a foreign company with a U.S. branch.
Similar Questions
Is UOM a law firm?
No, UOM is a strategic immigration consulting firm. We partner with top-tier U.S. immigration attorneys and regional centers to deliver expert-backed, legally compliant solutions.
What if I’m not sure which visa is right for me?
No problem — that’s exactly what our consultation is for. We’ll assess your background, goals, and recommend the best-fit visa strategy for your situation.
Can I bring my spouse and children with me?
Yes. Most visa types we support (EB-5, EB-3, L1, EB-1C) allow your spouse and unmarried children under 21 to apply as dependents and obtain green cards as well.
Do I need a job offer to apply?
Yes, for EB-3 and L1 visas, a U.S. employer must sponsor your application. For EB-5, you don’t need a job offer — only a qualifying investment. EB-1C requires an existing managerial role in a foreign company with a U.S. branch.
Do I need to invest money to apply for a U.S. visa?
Not always. Only the EB-5 visa requires a qualifying investment. Other options like EB-3, EB-1C, or L1 do not require personal investment capital.
How long does the U.S. immigration process take?
The timeline depends on your visa type. EB-3 can take 12–24 months, L1 to EB-1C may be faster, while EB-5 can take 18–36 months depending on the project and country of origin.
