U.S. immigration classification

U.S. immigration -What is the US immigration classification?

1 U.S employment-based immigration
a, (EB1) outstanding talent immigrants (those with special abilities in all areas, outstanding professors and experts, multinational managers and business executives);

b, (EB2) professional immigrants (highly educated and has a prominent ability to comply with the U.S. national interest has exemption were);

c, (EB3) professional Employees immigrants (professional and technical workers, skilled workers, unskilled workers);

d, (EB4) Special talent migration (retired employees of international organizations, religious leaders-level characters);

e, (EB5) business investment immigration (investment of 50 million or $ 1 million and create 10 jobs):

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2 U.S. family immigration
a, (FB0) U.S. citizen spouse and minor unmarried children and parents of adult U.S. citizens;

b, (FB1) the adult unmarried children of U.S. citizens and their children;

c, (FB2A) U.S. green card holder's spouse and unmarried minor children;

d, (FB2B) U.S. adult unmarried children of green card holders; (FB3) married children of U.S. citizens and their spouses and minor children;

e, (FB4) brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens and their spouses and minor children;

3 U.S. immigration lottery:

 Draw migrants: migrants from countries with low immigration rates from 1 October 1994 onwards, Zhang 55,000 immigrant visas issued each year, the Secretary for those who think that U.S. immigration laws and regulations under the various immigration, its previous low rate of immigrants were nationals. Such immigrants annually by the U.S. Secretary of State to submit an application within the specified date at random out of the applicant. Applicants must have a high school education or two years recent skilled work experience.