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As a foreign national looking for a job in the United States, you face the inability to work there. Here lies the big catch-22 for international professionals: Your future U.S.-based employer must sponsor you for a work visa. But do companies keep telling you they do not offer sponsorship?

With over 8 years of experience, we know how to help you have a faster and easier job search. Just as we’ve helped hundreds of people, let us help you! Our mission is to provide you with a top-notch job search experience in the U.S. labor market, offering jobs that include visa sponsorship… and beyond!

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What They Say

We built this job site with 8 years of experience in the U.S. job search market and visa sponsorship.

Kevin found his job with visa sponsorship

Kevin S.

Supply Chain Director

Before starting the program with you, I massively applied online several months without any success.

Once we started the program, I got my first interviews 2 weeks after the beginning, and I got around 25 interviews during the program. Knowing my potential visa and with a strong visa pitch preparation, I finally got my job as a Supply Chain Director!

Found Within 4 Months

Alicia found his job with visa sponsorship

Alicia S.

Quality Safety Environment Manager

I searched for 3 months, a job in California by myself without success until I enrolled to the program and job board. Sarah’s advice and thoroughness quickly helped me find my trainee in 4 months under a J-1 trainee.

Found Within 4 Months

Amandine found his job with visa sponsorship

Amandine P.

Supply Chain Director

I have long sought quality advice to move to the US, and Sarah made such a big difference because she has real field experience. She knows the reality, and her mentoring is effective because it is based on real facts and was also very practical. Her help and expertise helped me throughout the research process. I highly recommend working with her if you want to reach your expatriation goal.

Found Within 4 Months After Getting 2 Offers

Get your job faster and easier, with less stress and more support!

We currently have 50k+ U.S.-based jobs from 15k+ visa-friendly companies

Benefits of Using USponsorMe

Save time and energy by:

No longer hearing “we do not offer visa sponsorship” from employers

Landing interviews with employers!

Not being constrained to negotiate your visa or any kind with employers

Great hiring employers offering work visa sponsorship

Job seekers from all over the world

Job seekers based everywhere in the world

Job seekers who have no U.S. passport or U.S. permanent residency (Green Card)

Job seekers who need a U.S.-based employer to get sponsored for a visa

Who Should Use USponsorMe

Global job seekers who are looking for a job in the United States

See If You Qualify

Most Frequent Questions

How do I know if I need a visa sponsorship through a U.S.-based employer, and which one?

Do I need visa sponsorship through a U.S.-based employer?
You will need a job offer from a U.S.-based employer to get a work visa or work authorization, except if:
– you are an American citizen;
– you hold a green card;
– you hold an EAD (Employment Authorization Document);
– you won the EDV Green Card lottery and will get the green card;
– one of your parent(s), spouse, child(s), or sibling(s)) is an American citizen or green card holder and is willing to sponsor you;
– your spouse got a non-immigrant visa such as H1B, E1, E2, J1, L1, or A2, and on the one, you can be added as a dependent and ask for work authorization then;
– you are a journalist, or you work for an independent production company and are sent to the U.S.A. by your current company;
– you are employed by a company at a management or expertise level and are sent to the U.S.A. by your current company;
– you have an extraordinary ability in the arts or athletics;
– you have an extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry;
– you create your own company;
– you invest $800k+ in a business that will benefit the U.S. economy and create jobs.

If you do not fall under one of the exceptions above, you need a visa sponsorship through a U.S.-based employer, and USponsorMe may help you. To see if USponsorMe can help you, search for jobs by yourself, or tell us more about yourself, and we will search for jobs for you.
If you fall under one of the exceptions above, USponsorMe cannot help you. For the four first exceptions, you do not need any visa sponsorship; we recommend you use general job boards such as Indeed, ZipRecruiter, or LinkedIn. For the other exceptions, you might be able to get a work visa or work authorization without any job offer from a U.S.-based employer. In that case, we recommend you contact a lawyer in immigration law.

What visa do I need?
This depends on your occupation, education, experience, achievements, citizenship, etc. Here are the visas for which we have visa sponsorship available on USponsorMe. Tell us more about yourself, and we will match you with visa sponsorship jobs on our platform for which you might qualify.

Can I work in the USA with my foreign diploma?

This depends on your occupation, education, experience, achievements, citizenship, etc. Some occupations in healthcare (e.g., Registered Nurse, Physical Therapist) or legal (e.g., Lawyer, Real Estate) require a state license or a U.S. diploma to practice.

Tell us more about yourself, and we will match you with visa sponsorship jobs on our platform for which you might qualify, the ones you can pretend (e.g., Registered Nurse if you have passed the U.S. equivalence – or Clinic Assistant if you have not).

If you want to practice your occupation and not something else, you must pass the equivalence test before using USponsorMe. Some examples are below.

I’m a nurse. Do I need a license before searching for employment with visa sponsorship?
Yes, before searching for employment, you must possess a Registered Nurse license in a state located in the United States, pass the TOFEL, and be in process with NPTC or completed.

I’m a physical therapist. Do I need a license before searching for employment with visa sponsorship?
Yes, before searching for employment, you must possess a Physical Therapy license in a state in the United States, pass the TOFEL, and be in process with NPTC or completed.

I’m a lawyer. Do I need the bar before searching for employment with visa sponsorship?
Yes, before searching for employment, you must possess the bar in the state where you’ll be in the United States.
You must also know that you must work as an employee in a law office to be eligible for a visa (except for the O-1).

I’m a real estate agent. Do I need a license before searching for employment with visa sponsorship?
Yes, you must possess a real estate license in the state you’ll be located in the United States to be a real estate.

But the issue is more than that. You’ll need to be an employee of the company to be eligible for a visa (except for the O-1). However, real estate agents in the United States are not employees; they are employed under contract as they find their clients. So, you cannot be a real estate in the United States until you get a Green Card. However, you can target business, finance, or law jobs in the real estate industry. It will allow you to gain experience in the real estate industry in the USA before being able to be a real estate agent yourself.

How long does it take to find a U.S.-based job and get a visa with USponsoMe?

The time it takes to get a job varies depending on the number of qualified jobs you apply for monthly, the quality of your applications, and your performance at job interviews. A USponsorMe member with a verified USponsorMe resume who is very active in job search usually gets the ideal job offer with visa sponsorship within 3-6 months.

The time to get a visa varies depending on the visa. TN for Canadians usually takes 2 weeks and 4 weeks for Mexicans. For J-1, H-1B at cap-exempt companies, O-1 if you have all documents ready, and E-3 usually takes 6 weeks. For H-1B and H-1B1, it usually takes 8 to 10 months, and petitions should be submitted once a year, in March. For H-1B, if you have not graduated from the USA with a master’s degree, you may have a 70% chance of not being picked at the lottery, waiting for next year to resubmit, and so on. For an EB-3 that does not fall into schedule A, the sponsorship process may last two to three years and can be even longer for some citizens, such as Chinese and Indians, as the company may have to prove you do not take the job from an American (the PERM). Here, you can see the details of the process timeline for each visa.

The timeframe for getting a job offer and visa cannot overlap. So, if you take 8 months to get a job offer and 6 weeks to obtain your visa, it will be 10 months. Another example is that if you take 8 months to get a job offer, the deadline to submit your petition is 3 months after you get your job offer, and it takes 10 months to obtain your visa, which will be 21 months.