will an american employed hire an spanish IT qualified worker?
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IF YOU ARE QUALIFIED,WHY NOT?I DONT SEE ANY REASON WHY HE SHOULD  NOT EMPLOY YOU IF YOU ARE THE PROFESSIONAL THAT YOU CLAIM TO BE.THERE ARE SLOTS FOR HIGHLY SKILLED IMMIGRANTS.\n\nWHY NOT?
527340
You missed the deadline before they changed it.  You have to be one generation difference now, your mother, aunt, uncle, stuff like that.\n\nNow you have to get a work visa, or invest more than $1 million in a business other than real estate and hire at least 2 nationals.\n\nLike Dirk points out: * that the State may enter into agreements on double nationality with Latin American countries or such countries that have had special relations with Spain. \n\n\nContact the Spainish government on their particular laws.  If you have a pet, it will have to be quarantined for six months, so plan ahead if that is so.
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Yes.  There still is a lot of demand for IT people, so you can get a work visa if you have IT experience.
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get hired by a company in the us that will petition for an H1B visa
1012720
not at all. just somehow you have to be an immigrant of US
417207
yes because no wants to do it now because of outsourcing so that means that more jobs will be available for Americans
1013547
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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The question is: Would I hire an American to work? I would totally not hire an American to work, I would go for an immigrant, not just necessary illegal, but any kind and specially Hispanic. I mean they work the best, why would I not? \n\nThey have the right to work, to fight for their life, to have better life, I would
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Businesses can only get information on the right of prospective employees to work in the U.S. (and only if they have the resources to inquire). As a citizen, you can get information from the web (www.uscis.gov), but that's about it unless you are in the middle of sponsoring someone for an immigration benefit.
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No, if you're in America and know how to use a computer, you're better off than a lot of people, but with the job market being what it is, either know someone or take what you can get
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I wouldn't really worry about it too much. Mexican American works fine.
524798
I work for an american company that hires interpreters to work from home maybe I can help you out..contact me
752690
yes english and spanish can get you a UN job. But French will give you advantage over spanish as it french is the second preferred language at UN!
539336
You will need an employer to sponsor you to get an H1B visa. Agencies hiring teachers to work in the US may help.
290603
Some fields doesnt have skillful persons, so there is no option for the employers. So they had to hire people from other countries. As the immigration law states that people can be given visa if and only if that jobs are not done by americans. So americans had to increase their potential or definitely they are in deep trouble.
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Yes, the maquiladoras in the border and many of the industries require them if they have skills, and the best is that they can get TN visas to work there. \n\nMexico City is the city with most americans outside the United States.
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NO! Not in the U.S.\n\nIf there is a company policy stating what forms of ID that you are supposed to check and you did not, then he can fire you!