US Job Offer
Hi
Apologize if this has already been asked I have always wanted to work in America and now have the opportunity to work there. Im not sure what sort of visa I need and the employer isnt sure what they will need to do either for regards to intern or entry level position. I forgot to add I have a degree in computing/IT Im thinking I need to H-1B visa and I-9:unsure: Any help appreciated:) |
Re: US Job Offer
Originally Posted by Anarchy
(Post 4952815)
Hi
Apologize if this has already been asked I have always wanted to work in America and now have the opportunity to work there. Im not sure what sort of visa I need and the employer isnt sure what they will need to do either for regards to intern or entry level position. I forgot to add I have a degree in computing/IT Im thinking I need to H-1B visa and I-9:unsure: Any help appreciated:) Usually a company will have lawyers available to do this kind of work for them. Rene |
Re: US Job Offer
Wow I would have to wait till October 2008:(
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Re: US Job Offer
Originally Posted by Anarchy
(Post 4953150)
Wow I would have to wait till October 2008:(
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Re: US Job Offer
I have been looking at the J-1 visa, is this any good in terms of working, I know it only lasts for 18 months, If I was on a J-1 could I also apply for the H-1B visa?
Thanks in advance:) |
Re: US Job Offer
J-1 will only work if your potential employer is an official participant in the Exchange Visitor Program. Since they don't seem to know much about visas, maybe they aren't. In addition, some J-1 holders will be subject to a rule that requires them to return to their home countries for at least two years before applying for another status, like H-1.
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Re: US Job Offer
On Jun 22, 8:50 am, Anarchy <[email protected]>
wrote: > > The employer is the one who does your paperwork for the H1B. All > > visas are taken for this year, so your employer would have to submit > > the paperwork in April of 2008 for a start date of October 2008. > > > Usually a company will have lawyers available to do this kind of work > > for them. > > > Rene > > Wow I would have to wait till October 2008:( If your employer gets their application to the USCIS on the right day (a particular day around April 1 next year), and if their application is one of the lucky ones to get selected in the subsequent lottery (chance unknown, perhaps around 50:50) then you'd be able to start in October 2008 - otherwise, try again the year after. Other possible options for you are given at http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Pulaski's_Ways:_How_to_Live_and_Work_in_the_USA |
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