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An Overview of the Labor Certification Process

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Employment With a Temporary Worker Visa

A non-immigrant temporary worker visa allows a foreign national to enter the U.S. and work for a limited amount of time. A foreign national may app...

Employment and Immigration: Working in the US

In order for an immigrant to work legally in the United States, he or she must be approved, receive an employment authorization document, and have an ...

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Permanent Labor Certification

H-1B Employer-Employee Relationship Requirements

On January 13, 2010, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a Guidance Memorandum to adjudication officers to clarify the requ...

H-1B Visas for 2009 and 2010

For foreign nationals, who wish to work in the U.S. a significant number of the highly desirable H1-B visa, remain available. The H-1B visa program al...

H1B Requirements: Getting Employment in the US

How Hard is it to Get an Employment Visa in a Bad Economy?

How Long will it Take to Get US Labor Certification?

How an Employment Authorization Document Works

How to Apply for a Permanent Labor Certification

How to Change a F2 Visa to an H1B Visa

How to Determine Priority Dates

How to Find a Work Visa Sponsor Employer

The hardest part about coming to the United States on an employment visa has to be finding an employer to provide your visa sponsorship so you can c...

How to Get Good Immigration Advice

How to Get Labor Certification to Work in the US

How to Transfer an H1B to New Employer

The H1B is a non-immigrant visa which allows you to work in the United States. Your H1B visa must be sponsored by your employer. If you change your ...

Labor Certification: Same as a Work Visa?

Limit to the Number of US Work Permits Allowed?

Open Season for H1-B Work Visas

April 1st 2010 is traditionally when the scramble for the highly coveted H1-B visas begins. Since the 2010 fiscal year, beginning October 1st, al...

Schedule A Occupations for an Employment VISA

Schedule A is a list of occupations, set forth at 20 CFR 656.15, for which the Department has determined there are not sufficient U.S. workers who a...

Steps to a Successful H1B Visa Petition

Temporary Employment in the US: H-1B Visa

What is an H-1B Visa? An H-1B visa allows a foreign national to come to the United States to work on a temporary basis. The maximum time you can...

The Differences between a Labor Certificate and EAD

Tips for Getting US Labor Certification

Types of Work Visas

US immigration law dictates that all foreign nationals who want to work in the United States must have a visa to do so. Not all work visas are the s...

What Does DHS Have to Do with Immigration Laws?

What You Should Know About the H2B Visa

What is the Employment Authorization Document (EAD)?

Work Permit: Immigration Laws Governing Employment

Work in the United States on an H-2B Visa

What is an H-2B Visa? Non-agricultural workers may apply for an H-2B visa to come to the United States to do seasonal work or to help a U.S. employ...

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If you want to live and work in the US permanently, a ‘Green Card’ or immigrant visa allows you to do this on an indefinite basis. People who re...

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