One of the most practical – yet widely misunderstood – options is the EB‑3 employment‑based immigrant visa. It leads directly to a U.S. green card for the main applicant, spouse, and unmarried children under 21. Because of this, EB‑3 has become a hot topic across social media, WhatsApp groups, and “travel agent” circles in Nigeria. But a question keeps coming up: “I have a BSc ( Bachelor’s degree) / HND (Higher National Diploma) / OND (Ordinary National Diploma) and I’ve d

For most Nigerian EB-3 applicants I work with, the interview stage is where anxiety peaks. You've waited months, sometimes years, for this moment. Your employer has invested in your PERM labor certification and I-140 petition. Your family's future hinges on what happens in Lagos over the course of a few critical appointments.

Many Nigerians believe the EB-3 visa is only for people with university degrees. This is one of the biggest misconceptions about U.S....

For many Nigerians, the EB-3 visa is the path to permanent residency and a new life for the whole family. Yet, one of the biggest fears applicants have is denial. Scams, incomplete paperwork, or failed interviews create doubt and make people wonder: “Will my application be rejected too?” The good news is that most EB-3 visa denials are preventable. By understanding the common reasons behind refusals, Nigerian applicants can dramatically improve their chances of success.