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No. Work visas are not being issued for unskilled labor at this time. We've got plenty of native unskilled labor to go around. Work visas are only being issued for college educated, highly skilled workers in fields that have shortages in the United States.
ask govt.
you cant MAKE them citizens, you prolly can sponsor them to become them though, but not sure the process someone help back up my point? :) They should seek a work visa for the US because you don't know if they will grant citizenship to illegal immigrants not on visas due to the long process of receiving visas.
i heard about this, if you sponsor someone it costs a bit of money. Here is a website that might be able to help you:
http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/...
No. You can't make them a citizen only the federal government, specifically the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service. The link below will take you to their web site which will give you the information needed for them to begin the citizenship process.
You can sponser,,but who ever you want to sponser, better have clean background,,,,,,
really depends on the type of work, usually have to prove there is shortage of u.s. citizens or permanent residents that would fill position.
Tay, if you own any of the kind of business you gave as an examples - you cannot sponsor anyone at all.
No business entity CAN give their employees citizenship or permanent resident status. The business can only go as far as requesting US government approval to employ qualified foreign nationals to work in their company. Such is a person with a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in architecture, engineering, mathematics, physical sciences, social sciences, medicine and health, education, business specialties, accounting, law, theology, and the arts may be considered to be specialty occupations.
They will prove that NO ONE in the US can fill up the position they are offering the foreigner. Based on the approved H1B visa (working visa), after 5 years, the foreigner MAY APPLY for permanent residence.**
Citizenship no, permanent residency maybe. Has your employee ever had a petition filed by his spouse or family member? If he is 245(i) then it is a possibility. You would need to prove to the department of Labor that he is the only qualifying individual to perform is job duties. I would suggest to talk to an immigration attorney who deals with employment based immigration.
Edit::: a business entity is able to sponsor for permanent residency as well as work visa. Work visa you would deal with the US citizenship and Immigration Services and the beginning stages of permanent residency you would deal with the Department of Labor in your state with Labor Certification (PERM), then with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services with an I-140 Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, then the I-485 Permanent Residency Application.
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