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| Subject: Geting employed in the US |
I would like to know whether Permanent Residents (Landed Immigrants) in Canada can be easily employed in the US? Are there some hurdles to be cleared first? I am most concerned with the required paper work. All contributions will be highly appreciated.
[04-02-2006,11:38]
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Jay |
(in reply to: Geting employed in the US)
You need to get H1-B unless you are a citizen.
does that answer your question?
[04-02-2006,12:50]
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Joe |
(in reply to: Geting employed in the US)
Thanks Joe.
One last question! What is the relationship betweent H1-B and the Greencard?
[04-02-2006,13:11]
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Jay |
(in reply to: Geting employed in the US)
H1-B is the first step towards getting your greencard (warning: very slow process)
greencard is synonymous to Canadian PR
[04-02-2006,13:31]
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Joe05 |
(in reply to: Geting employed in the US)
Thank you very much for your assistance.
[04-02-2006,14:21]
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Jay |
(in reply to: Geting employed in the US)
US green card takes anywhere between 4-7 years now.. Mine is in process, but can´t wait to be in the same job for anohter 5 years to get my GC, so have decided to move on and actually move to Canada...
Brian
[06-02-2006,12:44]
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Brian |
(in reply to: Geting employed in the US)
Brian,
Thanks for the advice. But honestly getting employed in Canada too is another ball game altogether.
[06-02-2006,18:51]
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Jay |
