An immigration expert in Nigeria, Michelle Jay Consulting, explained that Nigerians looking to move to the United States without a job offer have viable routes to migrate.
The United States is intensifying its repression of illegal migration, promoted by growing concerns about national security, economic pressures and the need to defend immigration laws.
When addressing this concern, the firm's main visas advisor, Priceus Nowamagbe, expressed his willingness to equip Nigerian professionals with necessary knowledge to legally migrate to the United States through the prestigious green card program based on employment (EB).
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The workshop, according to the main visa advisor, Priceuse Nowamagbe, also aims to present a less known legal migration route to the United States that has been widely used in countries such as India and China, but still does not explode in Africa.
Nowamagbe added: “The MJC main visas advisor, Priceus Nowamagbe, highlighted the company -to -end service model of the company and the commitment to the success of the client.
He pointed out that visa consultants will be on the site to evaluate participants and answer questions.
Although mainly in person, some expert presenters will join live from the USA. To provide real -time information.
Participants will receive expert advice from US immigration lawyers and visa professionals on eligibility evaluation, documents and application processes.
The event will also demystify a key USCIS policy: only 7% of the 224,000 EB visas issued annually are reserved by country.
With Nigeria often underrepresented, unused spaces are redirected to more informed countries such as India and China. This workshop aims to change that dynamic.
Attendees will review real cases of applications, deadlines and stories. It is important to note that the workshop is open to all, whether they choose or not use MJC services, with resources provided for independent presentation.
As the United States squeezes its position on illegal migration while prioritizing qualified and legal participants, the MJC initiative offers Nigerian professionals a timely and practical path for permanent residence in the world's largest economy.
Reservations are mandatory. For more information, visit www.mjcservice.com or search the event in Eventbrite.
This offers a rare opportunity to access a proven guide directed by experts in a path to life and permanent work in the United States. “
Nowamagbe, described that the event is an opportunity for Nigerians to take control of their professional future.
He added: “Since its establishment in 2010, MJC has built a solid reputation with operational offices in Lagos and Abuja and a history of helping thousands of Nigerians successfully migrate to destinations such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Canada.
In association with JMDL Consulting, based in the USA.
Unlike lottery -based visa programs, the EB Green card does not require a job or sponsorship offer of the employer.
He addresses professionals with at least one degree and five years of relevant experience, or a master's degree in a specialized field, putting a strong emphasis on work experience and professional impact.
Visa is a direct path to the permanent residence of the United States and is prosecuted for citizenship and immigration services of the United States (USCIS).
MJC has an impressive success rate of 98% in EB visa processing, a testimony of its strict eligibility detection and in -depth guide.
The United States actively hosts qualified professionals who can make long -term contributions, and this workshop is designed to position Nigerians for that opportunity.
The exclusive event will take place at the Marriott Hotel in Iikeja on May 20, 2025, and at Nicon Luxury Hotel, Abuja, on June 4, 2025.
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