A nonimmigrant visa is something you can see and touch. It is a stamp placed on a page in your passport. Your nonim­migrant visa gives you certain privileges, most importantly the right to request entry to the united stares. Visas are entry documents. There are, however, other privileges that come with visas, such as permission […]

A. Do You Qualify for an H-1B Visa?…………………………………………….. 16/3 1. Job Criteria………………………………………………………………………… 16/4 2. Job Offer From a U. S. Employer for Work Performed Inside the U. S 16/5 3. Specialty Occupation…………………………………………………………… 16/6 4. Correct Background……………………………………………………………. 16/6 5. Approved Attestation………………………………………………………….. 16/6 6. Bringing Your Spouse and Children……………………………………….. 16/6 B. Quick View of the H-1B Visa […]

You need a specific job offer from a u. s. employer to get an H-2B visa. The employer will have to act as the peti­tioner in getting your H-2B visa. Many people are surprised to learn that they require an employment offer before ap­plying for a work visa. The idea behind it is that you […]

The process starts when your U. S. employ – er/trainer sends a visa petition to USCIS on Form I-129. The object of the petition is to prove four things, including that: • a qualifying formal training position has been offered to you by a U. S. company • you have the correct background for the […]

A company must be carrying on a sub­stantial amount of trade between the u. s. and the home country in order for the company to successfully support your E-1 application. The term “substantial” is not defined in the law by a strict numeri­cal measure. In fact it is not specifically defined at all, though usCIs […]