Avoiding PERM through EB-2 category

Submitted by Chief Editor on Sep 29th 2011

If one applies through EB2 category can the PERM also be avoided then?

ANSWER:

You can avoid the need for PERM through EB-2 only if you are applying for a National Interest Waiver.

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