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How often do employers go through the PERM process?

My whole family is US citizen, my two brothers were born in the US and my parents applied and got got citizenship through them.

I was born in Mexico and am already 24, an attorney told me that because of that it will take years (15+) for me to get a green card through any of them because of the low preference. But in the mean time I can work at the US if I renew the permit each year.

I got two bachelor degrees (one from a university in the US) and was wondering how common it is to get your employer go through the PERM process. I have 3 years of professional experience on Mexico and maybe if I apply to a position at the US could get at some point the green card through PERM certification.

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