Question about work permit
Apr 14th 2003, 4:37 pm
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Question about work permit
I know that if I'd like to work in US I need authorization. While being
there as a tourist can I apply for such a certificate if somebody would like
to hire me? Thank You for any suggestions
there as a tourist can I apply for such a certificate if somebody would like
to hire me? Thank You for any suggestions
Apr 14th 2003, 11:49 pm
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Re: Question about work permit
>Subject: Question about work permit
>From: "Thomas" [email protected]
>Date: 4/14/03 12:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>I know that if I'd like to work in US I need authorization. While being
>there as a tourist can I apply for such a certificate if somebody would like
>to hire me? Thank You for any suggestions
Depends on your qualifications. Do you have a Bachelor's degree? If so, in
what subject?
>From: "Thomas" [email protected]
>Date: 4/14/03 12:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>I know that if I'd like to work in US I need authorization. While being
>there as a tourist can I apply for such a certificate if somebody would like
>to hire me? Thank You for any suggestions
Depends on your qualifications. Do you have a Bachelor's degree? If so, in
what subject?
Apr 15th 2003, 12:48 pm
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Re: Question about work permit
On June of 2003, I will have completed my Master of Science in Management
and Economics at Gdansk University of Technology in Poland. I have also
evaluated B. Sc. in Management and Economics by World Education Services
with the result of Title of Licentiate. Do I have any chances to acquire for
work certificate in US without going back to embassy in my country? Thank
You for any suggestions
Thomas
"Hnchoksi" wrote in message
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> >Subject: Question about work permit
> >From: "Thomas" [email protected]
> >Date: 4/14/03 12:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time
> >Message-id:
> >
> >I know that if I'd like to work in US I need authorization. While being
> >there as a tourist can I apply for such a certificate if somebody would
like
> >to hire me? Thank You for any suggestions
> >
> >
> Depends on your qualifications. Do you have a Bachelor's degree? If so,
in
> what subject?
and Economics at Gdansk University of Technology in Poland. I have also
evaluated B. Sc. in Management and Economics by World Education Services
with the result of Title of Licentiate. Do I have any chances to acquire for
work certificate in US without going back to embassy in my country? Thank
You for any suggestions
Thomas
"Hnchoksi" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> >Subject: Question about work permit
> >From: "Thomas" [email protected]
> >Date: 4/14/03 12:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time
> >Message-id:
> >
> >I know that if I'd like to work in US I need authorization. While being
> >there as a tourist can I apply for such a certificate if somebody would
like
> >to hire me? Thank You for any suggestions
> >
> >
> Depends on your qualifications. Do you have a Bachelor's degree? If so,
in
> what subject?
Apr 16th 2003, 12:56 pm
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Re: Question about work permit
"Thomas" wrote in message
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> I know that if I'd like to work in US I need authorization. While being
> there as a tourist can I apply for such a certificate if somebody would
like
> to hire me? Thank You for any suggestions
Absolutely not. If you enter theUS on a tourist visa or under the Visa
Waiver Pilot Program, you cannot apply for a change of status while in the
US: If you want to work in the US, you must apply for the relevant visa
BEFORE you come to the US.
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> I know that if I'd like to work in US I need authorization. While being
> there as a tourist can I apply for such a certificate if somebody would
like
> to hire me? Thank You for any suggestions
Absolutely not. If you enter theUS on a tourist visa or under the Visa
Waiver Pilot Program, you cannot apply for a change of status while in the
US: If you want to work in the US, you must apply for the relevant visa
BEFORE you come to the US.
Apr 16th 2003, 2:23 pm
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Posts: 38
Well actually if you apply for a b1/b2 tourist visa and get one you can go to the US for a period of 6 months to a year. (easier to get than a working visa)Currently the rules are that you can look for work and if offered you can then apply for a change of status from B to H1b. This visa is the sponsorship visa valid for 3 years with a possible extension to 6.
You are however not allowed to work when on the B visa.
Hope this helps
d
You are however not allowed to work when on the B visa.
Hope this helps
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