Is it okay to apply for a job online in US countires even if I don't have a US Visa yet?
Answer:
Of course, although citizenship will no doubt be an issue. See the pdf About Form I9 at the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/m... To wit:
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It is not unusual for a U.S. employer to hire a new employee who doesn’t physically come to that employer’s offices to complete paperwork. In such cases, employers may designate agents to carry out their I-9 responsibilities. Agents may include notaries public, accountant, attorneys, personnel officers, foremen, etc. An employer should choose an agent cautiously, since it will be held responsible for the actions of that agent. Note: Employers should not carry out I-9 responsibilities by means of documents faxed by a new employee or through identifying numbers appearing on acceptable documents. The employer must review original documents. Likewise, Forms I-9 should not be mailed to a new employee to complete Section 2 himself or herself.
Click through a few of the links on the left at the INS website to learn more about working in the U.S. Also, aliens from some countries, such as Ireland, have an easier time than others.
Your application will ask you if you are authorized to work in the US. That is where that issue will be addressed.
Yes of course, it is often the way to start your emigration to the USA.
Any company that wants your skills will gladly help you with the necessary papers .
If you are in the Health care or Hospitality industry there are many jobs that are waiting to be filled as there are not enough US workers to fill them.
Click on Florida for both, as a start.
Well, you kind of have to if you are going to ask them to sponsor you...
yes, that's how you do it. then that company can request a work visa for you and help you with the whole process. it's perfectly ok.
It is the ONLY way to do it if you're outside the country because you won't be able to get an H-1B without a job offer and your company paying some hefty fees.
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