guest working visa of usa?
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Yes,the government has to do something for the Mexicans and latin nations who pick our fruit and vegetables.But I have a question  asking\n"who is going to pay for their healthcare."  in California and I have been told that 5 billion dolalrs the state paid for the alieans' healthcares. Right now the American has 200,000 quest workers ( H1B visa ) already this year.At lease these quests pay into our taxes system.But our illeagal friends does not pay taxes and they send money back to mexico every year.13 billion a year.   The U.S. . do not get anything from these quest workers because, they are not leagal and now the Bush administration is outsourcing jobs to India and China.The corporates in America will save money by hiring young people and kick the older out, the sad part is  that  those new one are not experience in the job and they are going no where.what is a mess and no one   wants to talk about it.Let have our conversation going and let the Bush administration knows.It is a mess and we are the people who lives here and end up paying more taxes for outsiders.Sad and something need to be done,Are you going to help me writing the letter to the whiteHouse or comment on the Whitehouse comment line or write the smart Republican senators to help.Give me a support will you,I am confused and no hope for our great nation.By the way, my heart and soul go to our people who lost the jobs in this valley and in addition my daughter who will attend college this fall said to me "I have to get my job quick because,the whole word want to complete with me."
205106
The can apply for a visa to work in the US........
993843
they've got websites with everything you need to know. just google (or yahoo) australian visa, or working permit. If your family is there you shouldn't have a problem.
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First off, if you have a criminal record or an education less than a University degree, then forget about working legally in the USA. The Immigration rules will use your degree heavily as your qualifications to receive a visa. The criminal record problem is not difficult to understand.\n\nOnce you have a job offer, and knowing you are not a US citizen, you and your potential employer should consult with an immigration lawyer to review your situation, job offer and personal requirements to get a work visa in the USA. \n\nThe lawyer route is not cheap, but if your case is strong they will work with you prepare all the paperwork to present a case that will best get your work visa approved given the Immigration laws at current. \n\nOne thing to note: never, NEVER think you or your employer can do this by yourself. If the USA Immigration Services deny your work visa then it will be next to impossible to reapply ever again. A black mark on your passport and travel profile will even make it hard for you to travel to the USA even on a vacation.
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Hello.  I must take exception to what you read on the State Department website.  Either it's wrong or you misread it.  I say that because this land is full of non-citizens (here legally) who have jobs, and I know some of them.  Certainly you must have a work permit or work visa, but you do not need to be a U.S. citizen to work here.  Citizenship, by the way, takes several years to earn.\n\nSomebody here has offerred some other information links.  I hope you can find better information.  Good luck, and I hope you can reach your goal of coming to the U.S.!
982050
You have to get a visa. If you are telling the truth, go to another city and go to the nearest US embassy.
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You have to go call and check the US embassy nearest to you in China. If the employer already has provided the paperwork check with the embassy.\n\nMy Filipino grandmother resides part time in Spain wanted to go to the US and asked the US Embassy in Madrid. US Embassy Madrid said she needs to apply in her country of origin, meaning the embassy in Manila. So she had to go home in Manila to apply for a tourist visa to the US\n\nIt is best to check with the embassy
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If you are asking about the US, a B1/B2 non-immigrant visa allows temporary visits to the US for business or pleasure.  It does not provide any legal mechanism for working in the US.  In order to get a work permit, you would need a legal basis to apply for it or to be petitioned for by an employer.
692522
Just get a working ViSA now... It seems like you are well and truely capable. Go for it.
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Everything you need to know is on the State Department website:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/info/info_1296.html\n\nIt's quite a lengthy and difficult process but certainly possible.
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Generally no. If you applied for a tourist visa, then yes, that is a non-immigrant visa and therefore the government would suspect of something fishy going on. A work visa does not interfere with immigrant visas, but calling a Consulate and asking them directly will be much better.
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Apply at the US embassy in your country.
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Well congrats to you for getting a work visa--no easy feat these days.  Sorry, I don't know how she can get a visa, but there is no reason she needs to limit herself to the same company where you work, is there?
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There are several options:\n\n1. Get an investor's visa, but you said you do not have a lot of money and the requirement is $500,000 at the minimum (if you are going to invest in a "targeted employment area")  http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/investment.htm\n\n2. Employment based immigration - the company that your American partner will form can sponsor you BUT your partner needs to prove that no Americans can do the job as well as you will; and that no Americans are available to do the job. The US employer will first have to apply for a labor certification with the Department of Labor http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/employment.htm and the process even includes advertising and inviting Americans to be interviewed for the job (the state's Department of Labor will handle the interviewing). The process is long and in some states, backlog is quite substantial (some states are only processing 2002 applications). \n\nIt is best to consult with an immigration lawyer to discuss your options. It will not be cheap.
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what country are you in.you have to apply for a work visa
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Here's a link to the US State Department concerning the issuance of visas for foreigners:
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Try http://www.interviewat.com for the companies that are hiring. Or try Cisco and several of the shops out there that can bring you to the US and qualify you for a visa.