I think this blog explains what employers should expect when dealing with Green Cards and work visas. There are so many implicaitons and responsibilities when hiring someone with a visa or green card. This blog helped shed some light...
http://briggslawgroup.com/blog-items/mark-briggs-phoenix-visas/
The first step is to be able to have a sponsor or an employer that is willing to convert your visa to a working one. If you have none then you will not be able to convert it.
You can swap employers on a permanent resident visa. This visa is not employer dependent. You may be referring to the Australian sponsorship visa which is employer dependent. On this visa you would need to find another employer and get them to sponsor you if you are moving employer. You can ask questions live on the visafirst.com website which is quite handy. They mainly do working holiday visas and skilled migration visas
Without any work experience you will not be able to find a legitimate company to sponsor you for an H1 visa so almost impossible. H1B visa has few requirements that includes bachelor degree, work experience. Sponsor employer should show to US department you are eligible for the work and you have required skill sets.
Sponsor visa for a hairdresser is usually available in some countries to hairdressers who are outstanding among the pack.
Does the illegal alien have to interview in her country for her F-1 visa
Yes. You can get USA and UK work visa without any sponsor or degree.
An alien MUST get a visa BEFORE coming into the U.S. You would get the visa at the U.S. embassy/consulate in your country.
NO, it is unlawful for the illegal alien to be present in the country. It is unlwaful for any employer to knowingly hire an illegal alien. The illegal alien should immediately leave the country if he/she wants to comply with the law.
In terms of applying for a US permanent residency visa for the alien spouse, it doesn't matter at all. When looking to sponsor anyone else, however, a good credit history is one component to being able to show the government that you can provide financially for the prosepective new visa holder.
A company has to sponsor the Mexican to get a work visa.
Find a company that is willing to sponsor you in your particular work area.for further details check this linkhttp://add-colour-2-life.blogspot.com/It is best for you to find an employer who is willing to sponsor you on your Working Visa since you enter on a B1/B2. Once you find an employer he/she can process a H1 Visa or working Vsa for you. But first of all you need to check whether you arrived in the USA with a tourist visa, or on the visa waiver program. Check your I-94 card in your passport. If it is green, you have a visa waiver. If it is white, you have an actual tourist visa. http://www.immigrationdirect.com/visas/visitor/Get-a-US-Tourist-Business-Visa-Visitors-Visa-B1-B2-Visa.jspAnswer:I am not sure about your answer but i know a person who can help you. you might call on ********, it is a Vision Career Consultancy. you call a person named Raj. he is a best guy. he helped me in my biggest problem. so he might also help you. if you call him he will give you free advice. so better to confirm with any professional guy.
There is not much difference and there is a LOT of difference! A visa number is assigned to a person entering the USA. It later can become his/her Resident Alien number if alien status is granted. An alien number (usually from your visa number) is assigned to you when you have been granted legal Resident Alien status.