Contact

Talk with EB-3 Workforce Solutions

If you want to understand the EB-3 Other Workers process or review an opportunity, you can contact our team.

Steps for the Onboarding Process

1Complete the online questionnaire.
2Upload documents.
3Select an offering.
4Sign contract and pay initial fee.
5Get updates on your process.

Eligibility EB3WFS

Use the current EB-3 WFS intake paths below.

Open Eligibility Form

Schedule on scheduler

+1 (645) 223-4602
recruiter@eb3wfs.com

Before You Reach Out

Make the First Conversation More Useful

The contact page is for applicants who want to understand the EB-3 Other Workers process, decide whether an eligibility review is the right next step, or prepare for a clearer conversation with EB3WFS.

Start with eligibility

If you are ready to share basic background information, the eligibility review is usually the best first step because it gives EB3WFS enough context to understand whether there may be a possible path forward.

Prepare before a call

Helpful information includes your country of birth, citizenship, current location, family situation, work background, preferred language, and any prior immigration, criminal, or medical concern that may need careful review.

Know what we coordinate

EB3WFS coordinates the employer, applicant, workforce-placement, and document-readiness side of the EB-3 process. Legal filings and legal representation are handled by licensed immigration professionals working with the case.

When should I contact EB3WFS?

Contact EB3WFS when you want to understand the EB-3 Other Workers process, ask whether the eligibility review is the right starting point, or discuss how workforce placement and case coordination usually work.

Should I complete the eligibility review before scheduling?

If you are serious about starting, yes. The eligibility review helps organize the basic facts first, so a follow-up conversation can focus on realistic next steps instead of collecting information from scratch.

What questions can EB3WFS answer directly?

EB3WFS can explain the general EB-3 process, service structure, applicant screening, employer coordination, document-readiness support, payments, and practical process expectations.

What questions are handled by immigration professionals?

Case-specific legal advice, immigration filings, legal representation, inadmissibility concerns, complicated family questions, and prior immigration problems are handled by licensed immigration attorneys or authorized legal professionals working with the case.