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IT specialist searching for a sponsor. Best way ?

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Hara   0

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Hi ^^ Have read every possible article and guide I could find on the Internet on every possible visa, green card , etc

I am 25, M and graduated in IT ( server management , web design, etc ) and I would love to live and work in the us. I got a good friend in Louisiana and already planned to move there. I saw there are a lot of job offers. I am just wondering what method is the best to search for a sponsor for my recruitment.

I already got a 3 month holiday planned. But I do know I am not allowed to do any kind of work or even search for a job while I am in the usa. I am planning to go under the Visa Waiver Program. ( The Netherlands is in it )

So what are my options to find a job ? Cause they make it damn hard for a motivated hard worker to ... work in the usa...

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Anh map   2,098

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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You would have to find an employer that would be willing to sponsor you. With the soft economy that might be more of a challenge.

Best of luck.

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Aztec&Taino   144

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So what are my options to find a job ? Cause they make it damn hard for a motivated hard worker to ... work in the usa...

Sure! They make it really difficult for hard working Americans to find a job in the US, too! Jobs are not as plentiful as they were 10 years ago... Many unversity students graduate only to find it extremely hard to find a job.

Here is the link to the Departmnet of State and its website on employment-based immigrant visas:

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1323.html

Happy read!

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canadian_wife Grand Master

canadian_wife   1,823

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Hit the inter-web. Start with monster.com, or hotjobs, or yahoo jobs, or even ladders.com. You can look

Good luck

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