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How To Get Started?

New to USponsorMe? Here’s how to get started! 1. Create Your USponsorMe Account If you haven’t already, create your USponsorMe account. 2. Complete your profile. Once you are logged … Read more

• Who Should I Contact Based On My Circumstances?
  In Which Situations Should I Contact Internal Employees? For some positions on USponsorMe, you see both buttons “Apply Now” and “Find Contacts.” We recommend you […]
• Why Don’t I Have the “Apply” Option?
  You will notice that for some open jobs you don’t have the option to apply, but only the option of finding contacts. Why? If the […]
• How to Filter for Companies of My Nationality and Related-Jobs
  Discover companies of your nationality based in the United States that are hiring. Check out how to filter on USponsor Me and get hired!
• How to Get Started?
  New to USponsorMe? Here’s how to get started! 1. Create Your USponsorMe Account If you haven’t already, create your USponsorMe account. 2. Complete your profile […]
• When should I start my job search?
  For the best and without too much pressure, you should actually start your job search 8 months before your estimated departure date. Because you will […]
• How to Apply For a Job?
  Once you have found an open job that’s right for you on USponsorMe, the next step is to get in touch with the company. You […]
• How can I know if the company has more than 200 employees?
  In our recommendations once you want to get in touch with the company, you will often see mentioned: “Warning! Not recommended if the company has more […]
• How Do I Find Contacts Who Work At a Specific Company?
  On USponsor Me, you can find the contacts search tool available on each company and job page by clicking on the button “Find Contacts” at […]
• What does “Work For Us First” mean?
  For some visas like H-1B and EB, you may see that they come with the mention “Work For Us First” written next to it for […]
• What Kind of Visa Should I Ask For, and How Do I Ask For It?
  Got a company interested in your profile, or someone who has agreed to talk to you? Before meeting someone inside a company, either in person […]

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