Currently we are processing EB-3 unskilled category visa through renowned companies McDonald’s Franchisee and Bojangles Franchisee in the USA. Companies are located at In Savannah, Georgia and in Hinesville and Midway, Georgia. Apply to interview with the employer directly via online video call. Below Crew Members jobs are currently available.
McDonald’s – Restaurant Crew Members in Miami, Florida, California, Georgia etc.
Bojangles – Fast Food Crew Members in
The EB-3 visa allows U.S. employers to sponsor foreign workers for permanent residence (green card). It’s a great path for individuals with moderate qualifications who want to live and work permanently in the U.S.
There are three subcategories under EB-3:
Requires at least 2 years of job experience or training.
Job cannot be seasonal or temporary.
Example: chefs, construction workers, technicians.
Must hold a U.S. bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent.
Job must require a bachelor’s degree.
Example: teachers, engineers, accountants.
Jobs requiring less than 2 years of experience or training.
Cannot be seasonal or temporary.
Example: cleaners, fast-food workers, farm laborers, caregivers.
Meet the education or work experience based on subcategory.
Be otherwise admissible to the U.S.
Job Offer: Must offer a full-time, permanent position.
Labor Certification (PERM):
Prove no qualified U.S. worker is available.
Conduct a recruitment process.
Wage Requirement: Offer prevailing wage for the position.
Employer files with the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL).
Involves job advertising and proving no U.S. worker is available.
May take 18 months.
Filed by employer to USCIS.
Confirms job, wage, and employee qualifications.
May take 6–12 months (premium processing available).
If in the U.S.: File Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status).
If outside the U.S.: Apply through Consular Processing (DS-260).
Depends on visa bulletin (priority date must be current).
Entire process can take 4 to 4+ years, depending on:
Country of origin (India/China have longer waits).
USCIS/DOL processing speed.
Category (skilled, professional, unskilled).
Does not require an advanced degree.
Unskilled workers can apply—rare in U.S. immigration.
Can bring spouse and children (under 21) for green cards.
Employer must go through PERM process.
Longer processing time, especially for unskilled workers.
Limited annual visa numbers → backlogs for some countries.
Fast-food workers, caregivers, janitors, and warehouse staff (Unskilled)
Nurses, cooks, IT support, CNC operators (Skilled)
Teachers, engineers, accountants (Professionals)
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