The employment-based immigration process in the United States can be a long journey, particularly when delays in the PERM Labor Certification stage stretch beyond two years. For employers and foreign employees alike, these extended timelines can feel like an examination of perseverance and persistence. While hold-ups are frustrating, they do no

Waiting over 2 years for a labor accreditation to process can seem like standing still in the middle of a freeway. The PERM process, once considered slow yet workable, has currently extended to an unmatched 25-month typical wait time. This hold-up has ripple effects that affect employers, prospective staff members, and the entire migration journey.