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USponsorMe helps international candidates find their job in the USA that will offer them visa sponsorship.
USponsorMe can help you if you are an international candidate who is looking for a job in the USA, who needs a visa sponsorship from a U.S.-based employer, and for whom we have jobs for on our platform. Learn more about how to search for jobs, and how to search for companies on USponsorMe.
Before jumping to a conclusion, we strongly recommend that you fully complete your USponsorMe resume, as we use your data to calculate the visa you may prequalify for, and show you the right concerned jobs. The more your profile is complete; the more your visa calculation is accurate, and the more jobs you see. If you have any doubts about this, we recommend you order an Eligibility Check Verification so we can verify it for you.
Note: some occupations, such as nurse, therapist, physician, or lawyer, may require a license or a U.S. diploma. In that case, you will need to have it before using USponsorMe.
USponsorMe is a job site that curates job openings that offer visa sponsorship and puts them into one easy place for you to find them (and also allows pre-screened, approved employers to find candidates who fit their hiring needs and then reach out to them directly). For some of our listed jobs, USponsorMe is in charge of the pre selection of the candidates and the interviews arrangement between the companies and the candidates.
You should use USponsorMe as a job board such as Indeed or LinkedIn: find jobs, apply for jobs, and follow up with recruiters. Learn more about how to use our job search engine. You can also use USponsorMe to distribute your resume to sponsor companies.
The big difference with a standard job site is that our jobs offer visa sponsorship. By applying for USponsorMe jobs, you will finally land job interviews, no longer hear “we do not offer visa sponsorship,” and not be constrained to negotiate your visa or any kind with employers. USponsorMe also provides you with an American ATS-friendly resume so you make sure you pass the ATS when you apply (that usually blocks 75% of candidates).
After you get an employment offer from one of our companies, you’ll be redirected to their lawyer in immigration law to proceed with your visa.
You can easily manage your job search on USponsorMe:
– You can search and find jobs that fit your experience level (e.g., entry-level) and/or your qualifications (e.g., programming languages) by using our advanced filters.
– You can save as many searches as possible. You will find all your saved searches in your dashboard.
– You can also turn on your job alert on those saved searches for you to get notified by email when we have new high-potential visa sponsorship jobs.
– You can save as many jobs as you want by clicking the “heart” icon on a job from the job search or from the job itself. You will find all your saved jobs in My Jobs.
– You can see what qualifications are missing in your resume for a job, so you can easily adjust your resume, or pick the right open jobs for you.
– When you apply for a job, it will appear in the applied jobs. You can easily switch a job status back to “saved”, or further to “interview”.
– When you view the contact details of an internal recruiter, it will appear in “Viewed Contacts”.
– You can also track your interviews by specifying them in applied jobs, and they will appear in “Interviews”.
– You can search for companies, search for internal contacts, and directly email your resume to them.
We will also push you some notifications you see on your dashboard to guide you on what you should do next to get ready for your U.S. job search. Check them out! You can always access your dashboard by clicking the USponsorMe logo on your top right.
We have 8 years of experience in the U.S. immigration process and the U.S. job search market for Foreigners!
Sarah Papasodaro and Maxime Hilaire founded USponsorMe, two french people, in 2017 after they went through the nightmarish job-finding and visa sponsorship process themself.
In 2014, Sarah got her job in New Jersey, and Max got his job in New York City. Each has been sponsored for a work visa by their respective companies. During the following five years, they underwent several visa-filling processes, such as E-1, E-2, H-1B, and the Green Card.
They know how painful it is. That’s why they created the platform they would have loved to have five years ago.
USponsorMe is now based in Austin, TX, and registered in Texas. USponsorMe has also expanded to the “sister” site USponsorMe Exchange.
We ask the candidates to pay an affordable subscription fee to apply for our jobs so it allows our team to manually verify your eligibility making sure our platform will help you, and to maintain our system that screen every job for potential visa sponsorship ensuring that you’ll only find jobs that offer visa sponsorship on our platform.
Additionally, unlike another standard job site, USponsorMe also provides you with those services below (that are never free even in other platforms) included in the subscription:
– guidance to efficiently craft your American resume
– guidance to efficiently craft an American cover letter
– an American ATS-friendly resume to download so you make sure you pass the ATS when you apply (that usually blocks 75% of candidates)
– unlimited reviews of your resume by our team
– internal contacts emails allowing you to followup your application
– a list of potential companies and their internal contacts emails to distribute your resume
– a super friendly support team always here to help you use our website and respond all your questions you have for your US relocation project
We also offer a 14-day satisfaction guarantee to all members, so we hope you’ll try us out.
We only cover the United States of America.
We cover all States and American territories. You can search by State, territory, or city and apply a radius.
20% of our openings are J1 opportunities. 80% are H1B, H1B1, H1B Transfer, O1, TN, E3 jobs. And we rarely have H2B, H2A, E-1, E-2 and EB3 jobs. EB3 is the Green Card process.
You’ll need to obtain first a nonimmigrant visa, such as the H-1B, O-1, etc., with the company. Then, as they will know you and how you work, you’ll be able to negotiate with them your permanent residency.
To get to the bottom of it, we recommend you browse our jobs with the visa you have in mind. If you see open jobs, bingo! We have U.S.-based employers willing to sponsor you!
We also provide sponsorship for J1 Intern/Trainee visas through our USponsorMe Exchange agency.
The time to get a job varies depending on the number of jobs you receive and apply for per month, your fit for the jobs, the quality of your applications, and your performance at job interviews. For example, a USponsorMe member with an American resume and cover letter rewritten by an expert, who applies for 5 or more targeted jobs on USponsorMe weekly and is ready to master job interviews, usually gets the ideal job offer with visa sponsorship within 4 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, it 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 and if you are not graduated in the USA with a master’s degree, you may have a 70% chance of not being picked at the lottery and have to wait 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 more 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). We will give you more precise details on the timeframe regarding your profile when you complete it on our platform (for free).
The timeframe to get a job offer and the one to get your 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; 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.
Note: you’ll need the USponsorMe+ subscription during the time of your job search, and depending on the demand on your profile (how many targeted open jobs you can apply for per month), the length of your job search will vary. It will be more prolonged but less intense. We know that, and that’s why we offer a discounted price on the monthly subscription price if you pay quarterly or yearly. It can also be your choice not to have too much pressure with a more prolonged job search! If you want to have an estimation of the length of your job search before enrolling, we recommend you order an Eligibility Check Verification and we will tell you.
J-1 and EB-3 visas are usually at the candidate’s responsibility. For all other visas, it’s usually the employer who pays.
For a J-1 intern/trainee, our visa processing fees are $2,995 USD. You should also add the mandatory health insurance ($99 x number of months you stay in the USA) and the SEVIS fees on top of this. Learn more about our J1 fees. For an EB-3, visa processing fees are around $40,000 USD.
No, you don’t. One benefit of using USponsorMe; you won’t need to search for a lawyer. Our companies work with us or with their own lawyers.
When you are ready to get hired by one of our companies, they will put you in contact with us or with their own lawyers. Their lawyers will tell you precisely what you need to do for your visa petition filling.
Visa sponsorship is the process by which a foreign national obtains permission to live legally in the United States. A sponsor is a U.S. entity willing to file a visa application to the U.S. government, and to take responsibility for the individual and his actions during his whole stay in the United States under the concerned visa. A foreign national cannot legally work in the USA without being sponsored for a visa. It does not necessary mean that your visa sponsor will also be your financial sponsor, and pay for your visa processing fees.
U.S. employers that usually pay for the visa processing fees do it for jobs in labor shortage, because they do not have any choices. Foreign nationals that usually pay for the visa processing fees are individuals that aim to get a personal and professional experience in the USA to grow in their career.
Eligibility
You will need a job offer from a U.S.-based employer to get a work visa or work authorization in any case, 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 have an extraordinary ability or achievement in the sciences, education, or business, and your presence and your activity will benefit the United States;
– 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 into one of those exceptions below, USponsorMe may help you, as you need a visa sponsorship from a U.S.-based employer. Search for jobs and see if USponsorMe can help you.
If you fall into one of those exceptions below, 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.
As a foreigner who needs a visa sponsorship, you are eligible for a limited occupation category. The job(s) you must target should be in the vertical/industry of your expertise. You can prove your expertise with a degree, and/or several years of experience. The nature of the degree and number of years of experience will also depend on the visa you may prequalify for. Here is a list of visas. Click on each visa to see the requirements. Or tell us more about you, and it will automatically calculate your eligible visas for free.
By enrolling in our premium subscription, we will manually verify your eligibility and will confirm the job category you may qualify for. If we find out you do not qualify for any job categories USponsorMe can help you with, we will cancel your subscription and fully refund you. If you prefer, you can order the manual verification separately before enrolling.
You do not need us anymore as you do not need sponsorship. As an American citizen or everyone who does not need sponsorship, we recommend you use general American job sites for your U.S. job search, such as Indeed, ZipRecruiter, LinkedIn, etc. Those are great and free to use!
Living abroad does not affect your eligibility for the visa.
Living outside the United States while searching for a U.S. job is a general issue, and we suppose that is one of the reasons you are here! And that is one of the benefits of using USponsorMe. All our companies are used to hiring Foreigners living or not in the USA. So no, it is not an issue anymore while using our website!
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.
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.
Yes, before searching for employment, you must possess the bar in the state in which you’ll be located in the United States.
You also need to know that you’ll need to work in a law office as an employee to be eligible for a visa (except for the O-1).
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 own clients themselves. So you cannot be a real estate in the United States until you get the Green Card. However, you can definitely target jobs in business, finance, or law 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.
Resume & Cover Letter
Here is how it works: we also offer a candidate database to U.S.-based sponsor employers who are looking for a particular profile. Those candidates’ data are the ones you fill in your USponsorMe resume and USponsorMe cover letter/inquiry letter. Entities search candidates’ profiles with keywords, as you do for jobs.
To be visible to U.S.-based sponsor employers, you’ll need to fully complete your USponsorMe resume. The more your USponsorMe resume is complete with relevant information and keywords, the more chance you have to be found by U.S.-based sponsor employers that are looking in our candidate’s database. The original resume you uploaded on USponsorMe is not available for entities, they won’t see it.
To get contacted, you have to make sure your first name, last name, email, and phone number you entered in USponsorMe are the best ones to reach out to you, as entities will use them!
Learn more about how to explain how you have gained your hard skills.
No! This is free!
However, enrolling in USponsorMe+ will allow you to get your USponsorMe manually reviewed by our team which will considerably increase your chance of getting noticed by our entities. Learn more about our plans and pricing.
Jobs
Yes! Our jobs are from companies that regularly hire and sponsor foreign employees for a work visa for a similar position. And every job has been screened for potential visa sponsorship.
The jobs in our database come from various sources where sponsor companies likely publish their jobs, such as their company website. Our robots find most jobs, and after rigorous vetting, those listings are placed into our database. There are also vetted sponsor employers elected to partner with us and can post in our database directly.
On a weekly basis, employers willing to hire Internationals and sponsor them for a visa post their jobs on our platform. We manually vet each of the employers and jobs we receive before publishing them on our platform.
On the other side, we fetch jobs from top sponsor companies that regularly and recently hire and sponsor International employees for a work visa for the concerned position/department. We rigorously screen each job making sure it offers visa sponsorship.
Your feedback is essential for us to keep the database clean! It might sometimes happen that we miss a rule. In that case, please write us here [email protected] and share the USponsorMe job URL with us, and tell us what’s wrong with the job. And we will fix that asap.
Learn more about how to use our job search engine.
As a foreigner who needs visa sponsorship, especially for H-1B, E, or O, you won’t be able to work at any jobs. You must commit to your skills, experience, education, and achievements. See the target role(s) you can use in this field for your search to give you an idea. You may need to complete your profile to see them.
You do not need to enter a location; this field is optional. Just let it blank and run your search!
We recommend using the advanced filters to search by job types, location, industry, experience level, skills, and more. You can select multiple criteria to find the best jobs to match your skill sets and the visa you qualify for.
If you are at the limit of the advanced filters, you can save as many searches as you want and set up your job alert for all your saved searches.
Learn more about how to filter jobs at companies of your nationality.
We clean our database regularly to keep our listings as current and accurate as possible. We remove filled positions daily. In the unfortunate case that you ever come across a listing that has a broken link or is closed, please write us here [email protected] and share the USponsorMe job URL to report the job, and we will research the listing and respond to let you know if the job is expired or if the website was just experiencing issues.
1. We frst recommend that you fully complete your USponsorMe resume as we use your data to calculate the visa you may prequalify for, and show you the right concerned jobs. The more your profile is complete; the more your visa calculation is accurate, and the more jobs you see.
2. Then, make sure you use our job search engine correctly by following our instructions.
3. If you still do not find any jobs or just a few, check if we have sponsor employers that regularly hire and sponsor foreign employees for a work visa for a similar position by searching for companies.
If you find companies, your chance is limited but still. USponsorMe is still beneficial for you. You can send inquiry letters to those companies directly. See here how you should search for sponsor companies. You can bookmark as many URL searches as you want in your browser. See here how you should search for internal recruiters and talent acquisitions at those companies. We recommend you send inquiry letters after applying to every job you fit first.
If you do not find any companies, USponsorMe can unfortunately not help you achieve your goal.
4. In any case (jobs, no jobs, companies, no companies), we recommend you set up your job alert to get notified when we have jobs for you; it’s free. We constantly add new jobs and companies, so get notified when we have the right fit for you! Even if USponsorMe cannot help you today, it can be in the future.
When you enroll in USponsorMe+, we will manually check your eligibility for the calculated visas and target roles. If our manual check impacts your job results, we will tell you, and you’ll be able to cancel your subscription and get a full refund within 14 days.
For your information, we also provide sponsorship for J1 Intern/Trainee visas through our USponsorMe Exchange agency. See if you qualify here, and contact us if you think you are or possibly can be!
If you see many jobs, that is a good sign! USponsorMe can be very beneficial for you! Here are some tips to get organized in your job search:
1. We first recommend that you use our job search engine correctly and refine your search by following our instructions.
2. As soon as you see jobs with a perfect fit, save your search! You can save multiple searches. It will set up your job alert for your saved searches so you will receive new jobs directly in your mailbox.
3. Filter on the sponsorship hint to prioritize jobs with the ones you have the highest chance of sponsorship.
4. Save jobs you like the best to find when you return.
Set up your job alert to get notified when we have new jobs for you, here is how to.
Learn more about how to save searches and set up a job alert.
Simply turn off your job alert from your dashboard on each saved search you do not want to be notified.
Strong of our 8 years of experience in job search for foreign nationals who need a visa, we can provide you today with a job site that only contains jobs with the ones there is a high probability to get sponsored for a visa as our jobs are from companies that recently and regularly hire and sponsor foreign employees for a work visa for a similar position. And every job has been screened for potential visa sponsorship.
However, not all companies are equal. Each company has an annual quota for hiring and sponsorship depending on its size and needs, and some have a much higher quota than others. Some are H1B cap exempts; some are not.
On the other side, not all of you are equal. Companies will prioritize candidates who can work for them first without sponsorship needed, such as TPS, asylum, OPT, or EAD, and consider sponsorship then. The second round of priority candidates is those with access to an easy visa such as H1B Transfer, TN, E3, or O1 visa (except for H1B cap exempt). Then, they will prioritize H1B1 and master’s graduates for H-1B.
It means that even if our open job comes with a high probability of sponsorship, you compete with each other, and if this concerns a company with a low annual quota and if you are at the bottom of the scale, the probability they will choose someone else is higher than a company with a high annual quota, as they are massively hiring and sponsoring.
That’s why we developed the sponsorship hint, a score that tells you how much probability you have to personally get sponsored for a concerned job. This score should be used only in the case you have too many jobs and want to prioritize the ones you apply for first.
The sponsorship hint has the sole objective of helping you prioritize your job search, in the case if you have many jobs on USponsorMe, and you are not capable of applying for all of them. In that case, you’ll need to prioritize jobs and apply for the ones you have the highest chance of sponsorship.
You do not need to use the hint if you do not need to prioritize jobs, and can apply for all jobs you see.
See here how you can use the sponsorship hint.
First, you need to be a USponsorMe+ member to see employers and apply for any jobs. Each employer decides how it wants you to apply for jobs through our platform.
Employers can set up the job post to allow you to apply through USponsorMe, or require you to apply directly from the careers page on their websites. Some companies may request that you e-mail your resume and cover letter instead of applying through USponsorMe or their system. When this happens, the company’s e-mail address will be provided in the job listing on USponsorMe.
When you click the button “Apply Now”, we’ll remind you how your profile matches the job by taking those criteria: visa type, job title, sponsorship score, and skills.
Definitely yes! After you apply for a job, you’ll find it in applied jobs. You will see a green button, “Message Recruiters”. Click it to browse recruiters. You’ll see recruiters’ emails and social media profiles. We recommend you follow up with them for each job you applied.
We also provide templates of follow-up emails to our USponsorMe+ members.
Definitely yes! We designed USponsorMe to ease your U.S. job search at all points.
You can save as many searches as possible. You will find all your saved searches in your dashboard. You can also turn on your job alert on those saved searches for you to get notified by email when we have new jobs.
You can save as many jobs as you want by clicking the “heart” icon on a job from the job search or from the job itself. You will find all your saved jobs in My Jobs.
When you apply for a job, it will appear in applied jobs. You can easily switch a job status back to “saved”, or further to “interview”. When you view the contact details of a recruiter, it will appear in “Viewed Contacts”. When you land an interview, it will appear in “Interviews” (you will need to move the job manually to Interviews from applied jobs).
This totally depends on the company and opportunity. We mainly have paid internships, but we recommend you check on each. The offered compensation and benefits are specified in all of our J1 opportunities you see here, along with the program duration.
This depends on the company. Please see those details on each opportunity you see here, under the “Benefits” section.
If you do not see any benefits, it means the company does not provide any benefits, and everything is your responsibility.
Even if the company does not offer accommodation, they will help you find one.
Yes! That’s correct, especially if you see some jobs on USponsorMe from this company. A sponsor company does not sponsor everyone in all departments. They only sponsor where they need to, due to short labor in the USA.
However, we are not Hercules yet, and we might not collect all high-potential sponsorship jobs. If you want to make sure you have a high chance of visa sponsorship with a job you find outside of USponsorMe, we recommend you to search with the company name on our company search database and check for what SOC titles (job categories) they use to sponsor.
While workers are entitled to up to 12 weeks of unpaid vacation via the federal Family and Medical Leave Act, there is no federal law that regulates paid vacation minimums. This will rely on the State laws and regulations, and more often, on each company’s policy.
Typically, US employers will allocate 10 days of paid vacation time per year to each employee, increasing the number of days provided based on the time an employee stays with their company. It’s what you can expect if this is not specified in the job ad, but again, it can be more or less depending on the company’s policy and your relationship with your direct manager.
For a full-time job, the standard shift in the USA is a work time of eight (8) consecutive hours over five (5) days with at least eight (8) hours of rest between shifts. Over 40 hours is considered overtime and should be paid 1.5x more unless indicated in your agreement with the company.
You should have at least one day off (24 hours consecutive) per week except if it has been agreed at the beginning with the company and this should be temporary.
Office jobs work days are typically Monday to Friday with time off during the weekend. Some other jobs such as health care, hospitality, and tourism may require you to work during the weekend.
It’s what you can expect for a full-time job if this is not specified in the job ad.
This will depend on several things: the location, the position, your experience and education level, and your savings for this project.
This is your responsibility to do your research on the living cost and do your calculations.
First, we recommend you check how much will be your living cost. The living cost depends on the work location and your situation. You can use this tool to estimate your living costs in a specific city/area in the USA. This allows you to know the minimum salary you can accept.
Second, we recommend you check how much you can expect for the position and the location you seek. You can use this tool to explore the salary range for a position in a state/city. Please note we always speak in gross salary. You’ll need to calculate the tax you would pay and deduct it from your gross salary to estimate your net salary.
Here are the typical taxes deducted from your paycheck:
– Federal Income Tax – Calculate them here
– State Tax (if any) – Those 9 States do not collect State taxes: Alaska – Florida – Nevada – New Hampshire (doesn’t tax earned wages, but does tax investment earnings) – South Dakota – Tennessee (tax investment earnings only) – Texas – Washington – Wyoming. – For all others, you’ll need to go to the Department of Taxation and Finance of the concerned State to calculate the State tax).
– County Tax (not all counties collect taxes, you must do your research on the county of your work location to know how much taxes you will pay to the county if any).
– Social Security Tax
– Unemployment Tax
– Medicare Tax
Total social security, unemployment, and Medicare taxes represent 7.65%. Please note you’ll be exempt from social security, unemployment, and Medicare taxes under a J1 visa.
Companies
Yes! Our companies regularly hire and sponsor foreign employees for a work visa.
Our sponsor companies come from various sources, such as the Department of Labor of Foreign Workers, Chambers of Commerce, several associations of foreign companies, and from search engines where sponsor companies find us.
Every year, we collect data from visa petitions filled to the U.S. Department of Labor of Foreign Workers, such as the company, the type of visa they sponsored, the number of petitions, the position, the work location, the citizenship, etc. For all other companies, we simply ask them to provide us with those data!
Our data scientist designed a complex aggregator that cleans and merges all the data for each identified sponsor company. From there, strong with our 8 years of experience in visa sponsorship, such as H-1B, E, O, we analyze those historical data and only pick companies that regularly hire and sponsor foreign employees for a work visa for a similar position, discarding all others (30% selected only); we elect a “company | position” by the last year petition (recently), the number of petitions per year during the last three last consecutive years (regularly). We also apply other criteria such as violations, H-1B dependents, etc.
The company database is updated weekly when a new sponsor company wants to register on our website and publish their jobs.
We also update our company database annually with the annually filled petitions to the U.S. Department of Labor of Foreign Workers. During this update, we archive companies we consider no more a sponsor and add new ones considered sponsors.
You may need to search for sponsor companies in several cases. For example:
– you have found a job outside USponsorMe and want to verify if the company is a sponsor company; you would search by company name.
– you do not find any jobs yet, and you want to know if you still have a chance to get sponsored for a visa by a U.S. employer by checking if there are sponsor employers that regularly hire and sponsor foreign employees for a work visa for a similar position (even if they have no open jobs yet); you would search by sponsored job title and visa.
– you want to extend your job search by sending inquiry letters to sponsor companies directly; you would search by sponsored job title and visa.
Learn more about how to search for companies on USponsorMe.
Learn more about how to search for companies on USponsorMe.
Learn more about how to filter on companies of my nationality.
Learn more about how to know the size of a company.
You may need to search for internal recruiters:
– for sending inquiry letters;
– for following up with a job you applied for. If this is a job you applied for on USponsorMe, you’ll be able to search for internal recruiters from applied jobs by clicking the green button “Message Recruiters”. Suppose this is a job you applied for outside of USponsorMe. In that case, you’ll be able to search for internal recruiters from the concerned company details page by clicking the button “Contact” (you’ll need first to search the company by company name).
Learn more about how to find internal recruiters.
Support
While we don’t find a job on your behalf and don’t provide individual or tailored job-searching services, our team is happy to help you use USponsorMe to its fullest. Suppose you’re sure you’re using USponsorMe correctly, and you’re just not finding the jobs you want. In that case, you can report a bug or request a new feature to enhance our job searching and matching service by going to our contact page and entering your request in the provided contact form.
We invite you to use a resume writing service and some career coaches to maximize your chances.
As far as we are not part of the recruitment process, we do not guarantee job placement. While we research all the jobs we publish, the employer handles the hiring process directly.
However, USponsorMe guarantees you’ll find only high-potential visa sponsorship jobs on our site. If you are not satisfied with our service, you have a 14-day money-back guarantee, 0 questions asked.
Write us here [email protected]; feel free to ask us anything.
Account & Billing
Yes! USponsorMe’s Satisfactions Guarantee states that if you are not satisfied with the quality of our service, simply cancel your subscription and request a refund by email at [email protected] within 14 days of your enrollment date. The bottom line is that we want you to be happy with our service, and we’ll do whatever we can to make that happen.
Yes. There is the USponsorMe+ subscription.
Our job site is free to use to browse jobs, receive jobs, browse companies. You’ll need a paid membership if you want to apply for jobs, followup with recruiters, or get recruiters contact to send inquiry letters. See more details here.
Whatever plans you choose, you will have the same features. The only thing that changes is the price per month. The longer the billing period is, the more discounted price you will get.
Here is why: it’s because we want to give a chance to candidates with few jobs. You need to consider how many jobs average you can apply for per month. The fewer jobs you see, the more time your job search will be. That’s why we discounted the monthly price so much for the annual plan.
You also can definitely enjoy the discounted price if you are not in a hurry and have a little availability per week for your job search anyway. It allows you to get into it, but slower.
On the other hand, if you are in a hurry, entirely dedicated to your job search, and can see plenty of jobs or companies for you, a few months for your job search should be enough. See our response to the question “How long does it take to find a U.S.-based job and get a visa?” to estimate the length of your job search.
It is! We NEVER store your credit card information.
We use Stripe as our payment platform: a secure system that is also used by other online platforms such as Amazon, Uber, Google, etc.
When you enter your credit card information, it is sent encrypted directly in Stripe. You can check yourself in your navigation bar: it’s completely safe!
Eligibility Check is a one-time payment. You pay just once. USponsorMe+ is a subscription (a recurring payment). As soon as you pay for one of our service, you’ll be charged immediately.
For USponsorMe+, you will be billed depending on the plan you choose. You have the choice to be billed monthly, quarterly or yearly. Your subscription will then automatically be renewed at the end of your billing cycle (1, 3 or 12 months).
You will be notified by email 7 days before your billing date and when you are charged.
Yes, you can cancel your plan anytime from “Setting” by clicking on the “cancel” button in the subscription section.
After canceling your subscription, you will see in the subscription section of your profile mentioned like this: “The subscription will be canceled on [billing date]”. And you will not be charged anymore.
When you cancel, you will lose your premium features at the end of your billing cycle. Learn more about how to cancel your membership.
You have a 14-day money-back guarantee on all of USponsorMe+ plans when you subscribe, 0 questions asked. We will 100% refund you minus $27 if the Eligibility Check has been done at the time the refund has been asked. There is no refund on the Eligibility Check service after it has been done.
For USponsorMe+, we will remind your billing date by email 7 days before: if you do not wish to renew your subscription, you can cancel it before you are charged.
Learn more about how to delete your account.