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Below are the visa categories we cover that allow U.S. noncitizens to work in the United States. We cover employment-based immigrant and non-immigrant visas and the exchange visitor category. Click on the visa category for more information and job openings for this category. Check your eligibility if you need help determining what U.S. job opportunities

Visa Information & Characteristics The EB-3 visa is an employment-based immigrant visa category that allows foreign workers to live in the United States and obtain permanent residency (Green Card). The “unskilled worker” subcategory is for persons performing unskilled labor requiring less than 2 years of training or experience that is not temporary or seasonal. Eligibility

Visa Information & Characteristics The H-2A and H-2B are the same visas except for eligibility. If we do not specify H-2A or H-2B below, the visa is valid for both. Eligibility You, your entity, and the employment type should be eligible to petition for an H-2 B or H-2A. Candidate’s Requirements Workers from those 70+

Important notice before reading this post: nothing in this article is intended to be legal advice only for educational purposes. Those are the first visas Max and I got when we moved to the U.S. I had an E1 essential employee visa, and Max had an E2 essential employee visa (after his H1B was not

30,000 TN visas have been delivered in 2019. The TN visa is a U.S. visa category for NAFTA professionals. Eligibility To petition for a TN, you and the position offered should be eligible. Occupation’s Requirements The TN occupation should be part of the NAFTA occupations list. You and the entity should have an employer-employee relationship

The H-1B and the H-1B1 are the same U.S. visas except for the candidate’s eligibility and the duration of the visa process. If we do not specify H-1B1 below, it is also valid for H-1B1. Common Misconceptions H1B Eligibility You, your entity, and the position offered should be eligible to petition for an H-1 B