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Any body got any advice
I have just had a job offer with an engineering company in York Pennsylvania. I am married with two small children 4/6 years old.What would be the best way to arrive in the usa . I am not sure whether we would need green cards or work permits.And how long it would take to aquire the visas. I can do some very specialised work which is not available in the states, so they are very keen on getting me out there as soon as possible.The employer is also looking into it. The only problem i can see is that it would be temporary to start with and whether or not we could settle there.
I have just had a job offer with an engineering company in York Pennsylvania. I am married with two small children 4/6 years old.What would be the best way to arrive in the usa . I am not sure whether we would need green cards or work permits.And how long it would take to aquire the visas. I can do some very specialised work which is not available in the states, so they are very keen on getting me out there as soon as possible.The employer is also looking into it. The only problem i can see is that it would be temporary to start with and whether or not we could settle there.
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Re: job offer
Originally Posted by joehat
Any body got any advice
I have just had a job offer with an engineering company in York Pennsylvania. I am married with two small children 4/6 years old.What would be the best way to arrive in the usa . I am not sure whether we would need green cards or work permits.And how long it would take to aquire the visas. I can do some very specialised work which is not available in the states, so they are very keen on getting me out there as soon as possible.The employer is also looking into it. The only problem i can see is that it would be temporary to start with and whether or not we could settle there.
I have just had a job offer with an engineering company in York Pennsylvania. I am married with two small children 4/6 years old.What would be the best way to arrive in the usa . I am not sure whether we would need green cards or work permits.And how long it would take to aquire the visas. I can do some very specialised work which is not available in the states, so they are very keen on getting me out there as soon as possible.The employer is also looking into it. The only problem i can see is that it would be temporary to start with and whether or not we could settle there.
H1-B. Sponsored by the employer good for 6(?) years. No work related GC for you unless you happen to be an oustanding scientist , entertainer, doctor or nurse.
Last edited by Angry White Pyjamas; Jan 17th 2006 at 4:18 pm. Reason: Its 6 years not 4
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Re: job offer
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
At least its not in FLA...
H1-B. Sponsored by the employer good for 4(?) years. No work related GC for you unless you happen to be an oustanding scientist , entertainer, doctor or nurse.
H1-B. Sponsored by the employer good for 4(?) years. No work related GC for you unless you happen to be an oustanding scientist , entertainer, doctor or nurse.
There is only two engineers in the uk that know how to do this procedure and i am one of them. Does this not qualify for a green card!!!
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Re: job offer
Originally Posted by joehat
There is only two engineers in the uk that know how to do this procedure and i am one of them. Does this not qualify for a green card!!!
So, tell us what it is then?
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Originally Posted by joehat
Any body got any advice
http://britishexpats.com/articles/us...rk-in-the-usa/
Non Immigrant H1 visas here:
http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/h1b.htm
Immigrant Visas here:
http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/immstatemp.htm
That should get you started.
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Re: job offer
Originally Posted by joehat
Any body got any advice
I have just had a job offer with an engineering company in York Pennsylvania. I am married with two small children 4/6 years old.What would be the best way to arrive in the usa . I am not sure whether we would need green cards or work permits.And how long it would take to aquire the visas. I can do some very specialised work which is not available in the states, so they are very keen on getting me out there as soon as possible.The employer is also looking into it. The only problem i can see is that it would be temporary to start with and whether or not we could settle there.
I have just had a job offer with an engineering company in York Pennsylvania. I am married with two small children 4/6 years old.What would be the best way to arrive in the usa . I am not sure whether we would need green cards or work permits.And how long it would take to aquire the visas. I can do some very specialised work which is not available in the states, so they are very keen on getting me out there as soon as possible.The employer is also looking into it. The only problem i can see is that it would be temporary to start with and whether or not we could settle there.
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Re: job offer
Originally Posted by Pigtails
So, tell us what it is then?
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Originally Posted by joehat
That is a closely gaurded secret. ps is that you in the black coat and red .......... ???????
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Originally Posted by joehat
There is only two engineers in the uk that know how to do this procedure and i am one of them. Does this not qualify for a green card!!!
H visas are not easy to get, and there is a very narrow timeline involved. Need to get the future boss working on it ASAP and even so it's going to be longer than you expect.
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Re: job offer
Originally Posted by joehat
There is only two engineers in the uk that know how to do this procedure and i am one of them. Does this not qualify for a green card!!!
Thats the UK... it more depends on how many are in the USA that know how to do the procedure on whether you will be successful in a visa application or not.
And no, that doesnt qaulify you for a GC. There are only very limited ways you can get a GC straight off, and outside of marrying a USC or winning the diversity lottery, being as doctor or nurse or one or two other extremely unlikely ways thats it. As an engineer your prospective employee can apply for an H1-B, non-immigrant visa. This can potentially be adjusted to GC after a number of years.
http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/h1b.htm
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Re: job offer
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
He's a dildo engineer, he's just too embarrassed to tell us.
Nice touch though
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Originally Posted by anotherlimey
He's a dildo engineer, he's just too embarrassed to tell us.
oohh...wonder if they need volunteers to test out the product?
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Originally Posted by joehat
That is a closely gaurded secret. ps is that you in the black coat and red .......... ???????
No actully, it's Kelly Bundy, I didn't have a gif of myself, so I picked one that most resembled me!
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Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
At least its not a bricky.
Thats the UK... it more depends on how many are in the USA that know how to do the procedure on whether you will be successful in a visa application or not.
And no, that doesnt qaulify you for a GC. There are only very limited ways you can get a GC straight off, and outside of marrying a USC or winning the diversity lottery, being as doctor or nurse or one or two other extremely unlikely ways thats it. As an engineer your prospective employee can apply for an H1-B, non-immigrant visa. This can potentially be adjusted to GC after a number of years.
http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/h1b.htm
Thats the UK... it more depends on how many are in the USA that know how to do the procedure on whether you will be successful in a visa application or not.
And no, that doesnt qaulify you for a GC. There are only very limited ways you can get a GC straight off, and outside of marrying a USC or winning the diversity lottery, being as doctor or nurse or one or two other extremely unlikely ways thats it. As an engineer your prospective employee can apply for an H1-B, non-immigrant visa. This can potentially be adjusted to GC after a number of years.
http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/h1b.htm
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Originally Posted by Pigtails
No actully, it's Kelly Bundy, I didn't have a gif of myself, so I picked one that most resembled me!