Myself Vipin Singhal 41 years old. I am Mechanical engineer and MBA (distance learning), I am IATF auditor & Aerospace auditor - 3rd party these are globally accepted and I can audit anywhere in world and I am doing this auditing from 2014 onward. Currently I am working in India with one of the certification body and doing audits in India only. Now I want to relocate to USA and asked my company to sponsor VISA because my company is USA base but currently they are not sponsoring my VISA. I already have USA B1/B2 Visa which is valid till 2029. Can you please guide me how i can get USA work VISA if no company is sponsoring me.

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there is no other option available for her. Either go on study permit or get married and apply under dependent visa.

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To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your son has completed his Bachelor's of Technology in Computer Science Engineering and now wishes to pursue his Master's in the USA. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that a number of variables play a key role in the likelihood of acquiring a US visa for the purpose of pursuing a Master's degree in Computer Science Engineering (CSE). You would be glad to know that a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science Engineering serves as a solid base for a Master's degree. Nevertheless, during the visa interview, some concerns might be raised concerning your son's lack of job experience as well as employment gap following the completion of his B.Tech degree. I would recommend that your son concentrates on constructing a persuasive reasoning when applying to pursue his Master's, in order to boost his chances of obtaining a visa to study in the USA. He would need to outline his commitment to achieve academic success, justify his gap year for the purpose of preparing for the UPSC examination, as well as illustrate a well-defined plan for his Master's degree explaining how it best resonates with his professional objectives. Not just that, your son will also need to prove that he has sufficient funds to pay for both, his tuition fees and costs of living, as well as demonstrate his connection to his homeland to confirm his intention to return back home after he has completed the program. These factors prove pivotal in determining the success of one’s visa application to study in the USA.

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Ans: Hello Lijo,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that you have completed your Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing and now want to work in the USA or Canada. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that relocating from one nation to another for a job can be difficult, particularly when licensing tests and monetary constraints are entailed. There are a number of options available to nursing professionals looking for jobs in the United States or Canada. One such option is through programs viz., the NCLEX-RN for Canada or the NCLEX for the United States, which mandate clearing examinations as well as adhering to particular prerequisites for registration. Remember that loans, scholarships, or other forms of monetary assistance granted by organizations, institutions, as well as government programs with an aim to assist overseas candidates can help reduce the burden of financial restraints. Moreover, I would recommend that you look into the various sponsorship programs offered by healthcare organizations or institutions in the United States or Canada as they may provide opportunities to find employment and maybe assist in covering a part of the relocation costs. In addition, you can acquire meaningful information as well as advice through building connections within the nursing community, being a part of discussion groups, as well as getting in touch with experts who have undergone comparable experiences.

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Ans: I understand your desire to relocate to the US and contribute your skills directly to your company's New York HQ team. While I can't offer legal advice, I can certainly help by providing some general information and resources that might be helpful in your search for a suitable work visa.

Possible Visa Options:

1. Intracompany Transfer Visa (L-1 Visa):

- This option could be suitable if your company has an existing branch, subsidiary, or affiliate in the US. As you already work for the company, obtaining an L-1 visa could be a smoother process.
- There are two categories: L-1A for managers and executives and L-1B for specialized knowledge workers. You might qualify under the L-1B category.

2. H-1B Specialty Occupation Visa:

- This visa is generally for foreign professionals with specialized knowledge and a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) in their field. Your engineering background may make you eligible.
- However, this visa has an annual cap and is subject to a lottery system, making it more competitive.

3. Other Specialized Visas:

- Explore other options like the TN NAFTA professional visa (if applicable) or the O-1 visa for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field.

Resources to Help You:

- US Department of State Visa Website: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas.html
- US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS): https://www.uscis.gov/
- Consult an Immigration Attorney: For specific guidance and assistance navigating the complexities of visa applications, consulting an experienced immigration attorney is highly recommended.

Additional Tips:

- Start your research early! Visa applications can take time, so begin exploring your options well in advance.
- Network with colleagues in the US office and your company's HR department. They might offer valuable insights and support.
- Gather all necessary documents well in advance. Each visa category has specific requirements.
- Be prepared for the visa interview. Research common questions and practice your answers to ensure clear and confident communication.

Remember, this information is intended for general guidance only. For specific legal advice and assistance tailored to your unique situation, consulting an immigration attorney is crucial.

I hope this helps! Best of luck on your journey to relocate and contribute your skills directly to your company's US team.