How can I apply for H1B?

H1B is a temporary non -migrant status in the United States (US), which is covered by the sponsoring employer. It is designed for use aliens who are temporarily employed in the US in a specialized profession. The "special profession" classification means that candidates have a bachelor's degree or equivalent in specialized knowledge. The fields include IT, nursing, accounting, finance, banking, advertising, marketing, PR, sale, recruitment, engineering, teaching, health care, legal, law, networks, telecommunications, business, management and hospitality. Since 2009, only 65,000 workers can work under the H1B status at the same time. After one year of stay elsewhere they can return to the US and ask for a new period of H1B. The only liberation for this rule is for those who work on projects of special defense departments who can stay for ten -metering. The H1B admission is entitled by his wives and children under 21 years of age to live in the US on H4 visa. H4 visa does not allow children or husbandOvi work if they do not find a sponsoring employer and do not apply to the status of H1B independently.

In order to apply for the H1B state, an alien must have a sponsoring US employer. The foreigner cannot pay the status of H1B alone under any circumstances. It requires the employer to file extensive paperwork and pay fees, so a potential employee must be a highly desirable candidate for a sponsoring company.

The first step that the employer must take to ask for the H1B status is to file a form for working conditions (LCA) ETA 9035 with the Ministry of Labor. This is online and must be published 30 days before the commencement of a potential employment. In this form, the employer must confirm the fair payments and the working conditions for the TON alien. H1B workers must be paid an average general wage for persons in their position or actual wage paid to a similar employeeAnci within the company. After the LCA is certified, the employer must, than the I-129 form together with the LCA and a fee of $ 130 (USD) for citizenship and the United States (USCIS).

In some cases, those who apply for H1B status will have the opportunity to become US citizens. It is known that the H1B state has a “dual intent” and cannot be canceled if the application for citizenship is reviewed or even if it has been rejected. This also means that they can continue traveling as needed for their position without special preliminary notifications. For many, hopeful that they will become legal permanent residents, the H1B state is the first step to obtain a green card.