how can i apply skilled worker in canada if i don't have employer who can sponsor me?
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you do not need an employer to sponsor you, You can apply on your own. You will be assigned a number of points based on your education, work experience, language skills, etc.  Having an employer only serves to get you extra 10 points.  If you make the points on you own, don’t even worry about it.  You can assess your points on www.cic.gc.ca  which is for citizenship & immigration Canada. (the site above is for Canada revenues agency – which handles taxes.
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Go to your local American consulate and apply for a green card. Or find an employer (or someone else) who is willing to sponsor your application.
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You first must have immigration status. Non-immigrant work permits, like NAFTA or H1B, etc, don't cut it. Once you are a landed immigrant you may apply to join the Armed Forces.\n\n(I'm a Canadian who wasted hours or recruiters' time because as a non-immigrant worker I am not eligible to join the National Guard.)\n\nIf you have landed immigrant status, the Army (and likely the Air Force) would take care of the rest for you.
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The company that offered you the job can sponsor you. If your job is what they need you need to call them and ask them to sponsor you for a visa. Otherwise a family member if you have one can also sponsor you. Your best bet for sponsorship is the company/organization (maybe a church), family member, or fiancee.
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you need to get a sponsor first (willing employer to hire you).
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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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Check software companies online. They might be willing to offer work sponsorship. I have a friend hired from another country by applying online.
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Generally, "sponsorship" is only done through family members or employers.  You cannot be sponsored by a random US citizen.  If you want to live in the US and you don't have a close family member who is a citizen or resident, then you need an employer.  If you don't have that, you pretty much have to be either rich or famous.
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alot of the factories are doing them online now...so i would check their website to see if they have a place on it that you can apply.
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visit the canadian immigration website http://www.cic.gc.ca/ for all the information you need to immigrate there....there are different ways you can immigrate there...as a skilled worker, family petitioned, by area or locality you want to live in canada ...so on and so forth.... my cousin is tryin to immigrate to canada under skilled worker class...as shes a nurse...I hope the website answers all your concerns...good luck
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I doubt if anyone in YA can sponsor your husband. \n\nInstead of asking here, I suggest your husband starts scouting for job sites such as Monster.com http://www.monster.com and find employers who  are looking for someone with his qualifications. If your husband is talented and experienced enough (and no American can fill his position), the company may want to sponsor him. \n\nNote though that your husband has to be extra special for an employer to actually fly to him for the interview.\n\nOtherwise, it might be useful to try to get a tourist visa first. Come to the USA and use that visit as a springboard for interviewing with potential employers. Be careful though when applying for a tourist visa not to mention that your husband is planning to look for work. Once the consul detects that you're planning to work in the US, you will not receive a tourist visa.\n\nSponsoring an alien for employment is not without any expense, both time and resources. The H1B route is quick and you can get your visa in 3 months or even less. But you are allowed to stay for 3 years renewable for another 3 years. \n\nThe better route is immigration through employment, as that leads to green card immediately. But the process is long and tedious as you first have to get a Labor Certification to prove that no American will do the job better. Labor Certification alone can take up anywhere from 2-5 years depending on the backlog in the state. \n\nI suggest you read the following instructions on employment based immigration -- and yes, an employer who will sponsor your husband is the requirement\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1323.html
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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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Follow this link: \nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca\nIts a Canadian Govt website that guides you to immigrate to Canada as a skilled (qualified) labour. You can also do a point assessment before you start the process. If you have 67 points (much less in provinces that have less population, i.e. PEI, NW Territories, etc ) you can then initiate the application procedure which will then take about a year before you actually receive a resident status.
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There is a lot of sites on internet about immigration. Try to find some by search engine. You will see there a lot of types of immigration such is for Skilled workers. If you are good in your field maybe you will find some company to sponsor you for immigration. On those sites you can check your eligibility, qualifications, etc. My advice to you is to focus on your skills, develop them, create a good CV, start sending your applications to companies, immigration programs, etc (be aware of frauds!!!) and most important DONT GIVE UP.\n\nI wish you best luck!
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you can't.  It's something an employer does when they agree to sponsor you as an employee.  You need to get the job first, then you get the visa.
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Sorry you cannot get a work permit without having filed for your green card, or have a work visa, or have a employer sponsor you for a work visa. Whatever you do don't give up things will work out.
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u cant  get pr directly, u have to go work their first and after3 yrs u can get pr\nin canada its a easy process