h-1b visa for teacher?
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Yes a teacher may get H1 visa depends on his/her qualification and requried conditions for H1.\nthis link may help :\nhttp://www.path2usa.com/h1bcorner/index.htm
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First is to find a company to sponsor you.\n\nThere are basically two tracks: \n\n- employment-based immigration which leads to permanent residency or green card; and \n- temporary employment such as H1B visa\n\nWith employment based immigration, you first need to get Labor Certification - a process wherein the employer needs to prove the no American can fulfill the job and hence they have to hire a foreigner. This part is handled by the state's Department of Labor, and part of the procedure is to make a classified ads announcement through the papers (they require a widely circulated paper, not one of the limited circulation paper). The DOL will interview the respondents to the ad.  \n\nThis process can take anywhere from 2-5 years depending on the backlog of the state, though the Dept of Labor website  says that the backlog will be eliminated by 9/30/2007 http://www.foreignlaborcert.doleta.gov/\n\nOnce you receive your labor certification, you will need to file several forms with the USCIS United States Citizenship and Immigration Services http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis . You will file for the Employment Authorization Document (EAD), which you can receive about 2-3 months after filing Form I-140 Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=4a5a4154d7b3d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=db029c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD . \n\nYou can receive your green card anywhere from 18-24 months\n\nRead about the various categories for the Employment Based Immigration http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1323.html\n\nAs for temporary workers visa such as H1B, this is quick to get and you can get it in about 2 months or even less. However, you are only allowed to work for 3 years and renewable for another 3 years.\n\nTo get a green card with an H1B, you employer needs to sponsor you. You will go through the labor certification process and the USCIS filings.\n\nYou can read about visas for Temporary workers at the Dept of State website \nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1271.html
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You may want to try the K-3 visa.  See link below.  \n\nTalk to an immigration attorney for help.  Good luck!
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Bear in mind that the basis for an H1B is that you are highly skilled, not necessarily highly schooled. \n\nYou will need to find a reputable company that is interested enough in your qualifications that they will petition for you to come to the US to work for them.  You cannot apply for an H1B visa on your own.\n\nSee the following USCIS site for further information:\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/h1b.htm#apply
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basicly uou need to have proper and leagal visa, birth certificate, child lasr transcrippt from previouse school
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I found this company, InfoTek. They can provide you with a work visa, housing and relocation assistance, and more. \n\nwww.infotek.com\n\nGood luck!
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if she has graduated college have her apply for an H1B depending where shes from
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The immigration bill is still very fluid. Nothing's definite yet on that one so wait for it when the final version is done and approved.\n\nWith HIB visa, you are on an employment-based immigration track. As such, you would need an employer to sponsor you. \n\nYou can check with an immigration lawyer, if you do not have one, but unless a close relative petitions you or you marry an American citizen, you need an employer to sponsor you to get your permanent residence status.
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Yes, you can try to do both.  You would be eligible for the H-4 as the spouse of a legitimate H-1B.  If you find a sponsor for your own job on a H-1B then apply for that visa.  If you come to the U.S. on the H-4 and then later find a sponsor, it might be possible to adjust your status  to H-1B in the U.S. at a Citizenship and Immigration Services office (the new name for INS).
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You have to remember that USA allows only specialist employments to be offered to non-residents. \n\nFirst you need to search the job portals with job postings for your kind of qualification. Then you need to find those jobs where the employer has offered the job to H1B VISA holders or ready to sponsor a candidate on H1B Visa.\n\nAnother route is to find out any placement consultant who specializes in H1B placements in your area of proficiency. He will guide you through the whole thing.\n\nREMEMBER: YOU NEED NOT PAY A SINGLE CENT in this whole process as per the rule the company has to bear all expenditure. So dont be gullible and pay-up to the consultant as he might fleece you or try to trick you.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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That is definitely a problem. Why lie about marriage status for an H1B? No answer is better than another, and being married delays nothing. Now you have put any chance at residency in question.\n\nBe honest!
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Hi Christina.  I am also looking at teaching jobs in other states.  Once you have researched the school district via website, learn all the application process from the human resources dept. and apply.  If you've applied online, you can still fax or send them a cover letter and resume.  Check out that state's Dept. of Education or state board of education for certification process.  If you are not certain you will move to that state, you should wait to file the certification papers; but if you have solid certification in your home state, you usually can be certified elsewhere and get a 1 yr. certificate until you take the required tests.  The only bummer now is that some schools won't even consider you because you don't have their state certification right now and it will take 3 or more months to get it.  If there are many available candidates, you have to try to sell yourself above the others.  Will you be able to visit that state?  You could set up a few dates about 2 weeks in the future and write or call the schools to let them know you will be available to interview on those dates.\nAlso be sure to research the state "mastery" or no child left behind assessment that state uses to show you know the objectives and can teach to prepare kids for those tests.\nGood luck!\nMJ
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Seriously, if you dont tell, no one will know if you are going to school.  But, you have to keep your job to keep your H1 visa status, remember, no job = no income.  no income = no money to pay for school.
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Always a chance to get rejected. The only sure thing in life is that death will come for you some day. But mostly the will look for:\n\nAre You qualified for the job? Your credentials are in order?\nIs the employer willing to sponsor you at the prevailing wage, full time, and in a job category covered under H-1b\nDo you have any history of immigration violations or pose a threat to national security? You must have, of course an approved Form I-129, a valid passport, and pay the costs of the visa. Once the visa is granted you must enter the USA within 90 days or lose your H-1b.\nHope it helps.
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As a British citizen now in the US here is my two pence. Some options - (1) He can come as a tourist for six months at a time. He cannot legally work when he is here. Don't know your financial situation. (2) He can get a H1. He will need to have a degree and some experience and get a company in the US to sponsor him. If he has a IT / technical background and/or a Masters this is easier. (3) There are many Visa options based on his skill set eg- Highly educated and skilled or some very specialized skill. the USCI site has information on it. (4) Invest money in a US based business, employ people and get a visa to operate the business.\n\nSo the only real options is coming over is a temporary tourist or some kind of professional route.
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H1B Visas are a necessity for the US high-tech future.  First, high-tech is global and the technologies and services we develop in the US must meet the needs and demands of non-US markets.  In these cases, foreign born workers are sometimes the only people who understand their markets well enough.\n\nI am US citizen by birth.  This is going to be a bold statement.  In th past 20 years of working, I have all too often encountered US citizen software engineers and IT workers who were not competent to do their jobs and through their politics, arrogance, belief in entitlement, and incompetence, put a stranglehold on the companies that they work for.  At least one company I worked for went bankrupt, in part,due to US citizen IT workers who lacked the skills and competence to make sound technical decisions and sound business decisions.\n\nThe people I work with who are on H1B visas are not competing with US citizens by working for less money because they don't.  In the companies I have worked for, people on H1B visas were paid the same as US born workers.  For specially skilled workers, they have even been paid more than a less skilled US worker. \n\nPeople on H1B visas are competing with American citizens because they are the most skilled workers.  In fact, sometimes the only applicants for the jobs are foreign born workers.  In that case, is it competition?  If an American citizen wants the job, they should educate themselves, gain the experience needed, and apply for the job.  That's what I did.\n\nIf there are competent, educated, skilled American workers for the jobs, I'll consider them.  I'll hire them.  But I want the best talent the world can bear.  US citizen or not. Period.
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I am more interested in giving serious useful info. See my other answers also please\n\nYes.\nQuoted from US citizenship and immigration Services website.:\n\nCan an H-1B alien intend to immigrate permanently to the U.S.?\n\nYes. An H-1B alien can be the beneficiary of an immigrant visa petition, apply for adjustment of status, or take other steps toward Lawful Permanent Resident status without affecting H-1B status. This is known as "dual intent" and has been recognized in the immigration law since passage of the Immigration Act of 1990. During the time that the application for LPR status is pending, an alien may travel on his or her H-1B visa rather than obtaining advance parole or requesting other advance permission from Immigration to return to the U.S.\nSee http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/h1b.htm\n\nTo the question how to apply--\nRead the above link carefully. You need a USA based company sponsor you. Still you may have to wait. Do you have any company to sponsor you? \n\nAnswers should be verified for accuracy