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How to go to work to USA?
Is it possible for me to go to work at USA for 1-2 years?
What i have to do?
How much salary i will get for approximately?
Because i want to practice my English over there
Originally posted by Jay Shin:
Contact an Indian body shopper who will take care of the paperworks for you (i.e., forging your resume and paystubs, etc.)
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Originally posted by Jesus Angeles:
re:Is it possible for me to go to work at USA for 1-2 years?
Anyone know answer for this? How many years of experience is the least that youve seen that have successfully acquired an h1b sponsorship? How many years of experience usually do they look for?
[ February 01, 2007: Message edited by: Jesus Angeles ]
Originally posted by Rahul Bhattacharjee:
Only when you do not have the correct degree ,then your experience counts.
Generally they look for BS in Computer science.In case you do not have this degree , you might need to show 4-5 years of work experience.
One of my friends got H1B with 2 months of work experience.
Originally posted by Jesus Angeles:
Thanks for the reply. Is that 2 months, pure and honest; no hanky panky going on? (stuff like your body shop will put 2 years on your resume and show it to the client?)
Originally posted by Rahul Bhattacharjee:
I am talking of a very good company in India , infosys.Its not a body shopper.
Originally posted by Jesus Angeles:
How does it work? This company in India finds a 'permanent' employer for you in USA? And eventually, your employer will be that one in USA?
Originally posted by Rahul Bhattacharjee:
You will never be permanent to any company.You will still be under the payroll of infosys.
Originally posted by Jesus Angeles:
Infosys counterpart in USA? Like e.g. a USA-registered Infosys sister company in USA?
If not, it is not H1B is it? It is a different type of visa right?
I hate quotations. Tell me what you know.
Originally posted by John Calabasas:
Many a time the engineers will need to work at the client site, and not in any facility owned by the sponsoring company. And companies like Infosys typically sponsor H1 visas for their own projects, nor for sending them to third party companies. Intra company transfer visas (L1) are also used when they have a registered office onsite.
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