Curran & Berger

Documents & Information to send to Curran & Berger for your PERM petition.

This checklist does not address the question of whether it is advisable to file a PERM petition but is intended for current clients who have been referred to this list by Curran & Berger staff.

This is a comprehensive list of everything Curran & Berger will need to begin work.  We realize you may have sent us some of this information already.  In that case, you do not need to send it again. If certain items are difficult or impossible to get, send us as much as you have.

Please provide our office with the following documentation.  All documentation not in English must be accompanied by a Certified English translation.  Please contact our office if you need a translation certification form.

1. Current detailed resume or CV
2. Completed education and employment history form
3. Copies of all diplomas, degrees, transcripts, and certificates (with Certified English Translation if applicable)
4. Copy of ECFMG certificate
5. Copy of US-MLE parts 1, 2, and 3 score reports
6. Copy of valid medical license (from the state you intend to work)
7. Copy of all of your passports (all stamped pages and I-94 card) and the same for each member of your family
8. Complete copy of detailed immigration history and related documents, including non-immigrant documents, student documents, employment documents, complete copy of H-1B petitions, etc. and the same for each member of your family
9. Copy of W-2 and pay-stub from current employer
10. Marriage certificate with certified translation, if applicable
11. Children’s birth certificates with certified translation, if applicable
12. Principal Applicant’s birth certificates with certified translation, if applicable
13. Spouse’s birth certificates with certified translation, if applicable

1. Address in the US and your address in your home country
2. Phone number (work and home)
3. Fax number
4. Have you ever been through deportation proceedings? If yes, explain.
5. Have you ever been arrested and/or convicted of anything here or abroad?