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What kind of VISA should an employer submit?

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Hello all members on this site. I have a question and I badly needed your thoughts and your expertise. A family friend here in the US would like to hire a worker from the Philippines. That said worker would served as a Nanny to their 1 year old son. And they would like to know if what visa are they supposed to submit as the employer and petitioner. I badly needed your help about this.

Thanks a lot!

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Hello all members on this site. I have a question and I badly needed your thoughts and your expertise. A family friend here in the US would like to hire a worker from the Philippines. That said worker would served as a Nanny to their 1 year old son. And they would like to know if what visa are they supposed to submit as the employer and petitioner. I badly needed your help about this.

Thanks a lot!

As far as I know, they should both meet salary requirement. Look further information online regarding this process.

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It's not as easy as it sounds. I don't know the specifics of it but I do know that anyone can't just file a visa wanting to hire someone as their nanny. For employment visas the employer needs to prove that the cannot find anyone here in the US to do the job and that's the reason they need to bring in the person they're interested in.

If they are serious about pursuing this, then they should consult with an immigration lawyer but I'm pretty sure it can't be done.

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Whilst nothing is completely impossible, it is just not practical in time or money or likelyhood of success.

Best to just employ someone locally.

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I agree with the others- unless the nanny has special skills (such as special needs teaching) which is needed by the child, a visa will be near on impossible to get, as there are too many skilled nannies and childcare workers in the US you could employ.

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I agree with the others- unless the nanny has special skills (such as special needs teaching) which is needed by the child, a visa will be near on impossible to get, as there are too many skilled nannies and childcare workers in the US you could employ.

The said Nanny is a license registered nurse.

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I-751 Removal of Condition Time line:

06/01/2009--Sent Documents (VSC)

06/04/2009--Delivered @ 3:30pm per USPS website

06/10/2009--Check Cashed

06/13/2009--Received NOA/Extension Letter ( dated 06/05/2009)

06/22/2009--Biometrics Appointment letter received(dated 06/16/2009)

07/07/2009--Original Date for my Biometrics Schedule

07/02/2009--Received Cancellation Notice for my original biometrics appointment

07/16/2009--New Biometrics Schedule Received (dated 06/26/2009)

10/24/2009--Received Letter of Approval, Date of Decision 10/20/2009

11/06/2009--Finally received my 10 year Green Card in the mail

N-400 Application for Naturalization Timeline:

10/22/2011-- Sent Documents ( USCIS Dallas Lockbox Facility)

10/24/2011-- Documents delivered @ 12:05pm per USPS website

10/28/2011-- Check Cashed

10/31/2011-- Received NOA. Priority date 10/24/11

11/03/2011-- Received Biometric Appointment Letter. Scheduled to appear for 11/17/2011

11/17/2011-- Biometrics Completed!

11/28/2011-- Got Text/Email,Placed in line for interview scheduling

11/29/2011-- Got text/email interview scheduled

01/19/2012-- Interview Date, PASSED

02/13/2012-- Got text/email, placed in oath scheduling que

03/28/2012-- Oath Ceremony @ 8:30 AM (I'm so proud to be American)

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I agree with the others- unless the nanny has special skills (such as special needs teaching) which is needed by the child, a visa will be near on impossible to get, as there are too many skilled nannies and childcare workers in the US you could employ.

The said Nanny is a license registered nurse.

Makes no difference.

If she is looking to move to the US that gives her options, but backlogged last time I looked.

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