How can a  U.S Citizen Mexican-American, can get a work permit to work in  Uzbekistan ?
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You need to contact the Uzbek embassy - or better, get your employer to. By the way, they have a disgusting record on human rights, and the UK ambassador there got sacked for saying so. Check out www.craigmurray.com
214914
The U.S. is the number one country that gives out work visas.  You have to go to contact the U.S. government in your country to get one.
62063
You need a work Visa.
640171
L-2 visa holders are not permitted to work.  Or at least that was the rule two years ago when I worked in immigration.
969952
You may be an American citizen anywhere in the world.  \n\nHowever, what you are asking for is probably ILLEGAL.  That's why the consulate won't help her.  Neither will I.
206308
You could start by going to the Mexican Embassy in Holland if you actually want to go there with a work permit.  The easiest way may be to work as an English teacher assuming you English is good enough.  If that's an option, consider doing a TEFL certificate course before you go.  Or sell your soul to the Royal Dutch Shell, become fluent in Spanish, and maybe they will set you up.
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Where are you from?  You obviously have access to a computer.  Look up the USA immigration website and read all the information.  Download the forms, print them out, complete them and send them off.  Follow all the instructions and be prepared to jump through all the hoops, pay the fees, and you will be well on your way.  If you want it badly enough, you will be willing to do what is required and you will feel good about yourself, unlike how you will feel if you try to come into the country illegally.
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Contrary to what the poster above me said, a non-US citizen CANNOT get federal jobs. US citizenship is a requirement for government jobs.\n\nFind a US company in your field, and see if they will sponsor you. If they do, they can proceed with employment-based application for green card where you get employment approval first from Department of Labor (e.g. the employer needs to prove that no Americans can fill the job as well as you, and that they tried to look for an American to fill the job to no avail). It can be a long process depending on the state. Or they can put you on the fast-track H1B process, but you can only stay for a maximum of 6 years. \n\nI suggest you start looking for recruiters in your area (e.g. nurses are one in-demand job) who can connect you with potential employers. Or you can come to the US on a visitors visa and try your luck in getting a job while you have valid visa.
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You can look for a position on monster.com.\n\nBe sure to have the appropriate visa, you can only work legally with a working visa.  Considering that you are still looking for a job, I would assume that you don't have a working visa.  Other than working visa, you can only work legally if you have Green Card or citizenship.  If you are neither a Green Card holder nor a citizenship, you are not allowed to work in the US.  If you do and if you get caught, you will be subject to deportation.  Once you are deported, you won't be eligible to come to the US (with any visa whatsoever even if you are married to the US citizen) for 15 years.
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check this:\nhttps://www.immigrationexpert.com
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I don't think you need a visa. \n \nIndividuals applying for work in the United States must have one of the following BEFORE they can legally be hired to work:\n\n    * US Citizenship.\n    * A 'Green Card' - this means you are an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United States.\n    * A valid work permit. \n\nTo Qualify:\n\n   1. Applicant must have at least one year of experience as a household domestic worker.\n   2. Applicant must be offered a full-time, permanent position in the US.\n   3. The potential employer must apply for and receive approved Labor Certification from The Department of Labor.\n   4. The employer must prove that your employment as a live in household worker is a business necessity.\n   5. Employment offer must include a written contract and the wage paid must meet prevailing wage tests (for example no less than $7.04 per hour in Metro-DC or $281.60 for a 40 hour work week [5/1/2005]).\n   6. All US employment law, including the payment of employment taxes, must be adhered to.\n\nHow to get a work permit: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/ead.htm#eli
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You can try to get a job in Egypt in an American-owned company and then trying for a transfer to U.S.   You can also check on the US Department of Immigration website to see the requirements for a work visa in your field of expertise.\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/employment.htm
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Move on a work visa and apply for landed immigrant status once you're there. Contact the American embassy in your city for more information.
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You need a work permit first. Try an organisation like http://www.cdsintl.org/ They deal in work permits, though mostly for students. If you have contacts at a company, you can also use them to process the work permit. \nBut you need to learn German. Try a Goethe Institut for intensive language programs. \nYour best bet would be to try to find an American company with an office in Germany and see if they can set you up.
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How about trying for a H-2 Temporary Labor visa?  You find out more information here: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=229c6138f898d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=71919c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1____\n\nUnfortunately, you have to apply for some type of visa in order to be allowed to find employment in the US, if you want to do things legally that is.    The only loopholes are to do things illegally, not recommended.
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You can try to get a work visa, if a company sponsors you, otherwise you can fill out the I-130 form which is  the "Petition for an alien relative"  (if your wife is sponsoring you for a Green Card based on marriage, form I-485)along with the I-765 which is the "Employment Authorization Card" and that will give you freedom permission to work here legally.
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Uh, no. Sorry dude. Try and find a work visa employer (please go about it the right way, I hope you are not deported. That would be unfortunate). Talk to family and others who have immigrated for more info.