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H-1B/Work visa

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1 hour ago, faevan422 said:

Okay, thank you all for your help for putting me on the right track and answering all of my questions and being patient with my ignorance. now one last question, how do i terminate my forums post?

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They re saying they do not sponsor work visa's, you would need an Employer who does, if you qualify a TN Visa is probably your best option.

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I think the best bet to immediately go after I finish my studies in college in 2022 and stay there indefinitely would be to apply for a h-1b right now and hopefully get it accepted so I can move and w

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thank you all for your help, In my situation (being married for less than 2 years) I will petition for a CR-1 spousal visa, this is my understanding of I need to do, First we need to get married and f

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On 4/21/2021 at 12:51 AM, aaron2020 said:

Read the Guides on VJ.

 

As soon as the I-130 is accepted, you wait months for USCIS to approve it and send it to the NVC.  At the NVC, you pay for and apply for an immigrant visa and file the financial paperwork.  Once all the paperwork are accepted, then you wait months for an available visa interview.  With the interview letter, you can pay for and have your medical exam.  Then, you go to the interview in Toronto. If successful, you get an immigrant visa.  Once you enter the US on your immigrant visa, you become a green card holder.  Once you enter the US and have paid the $220 immigrant fee, then you get your plastic card.  

The above is a brief overview.  Refer to the Guides for more detailed information.  

Toronto doesn’t issue immigrant visas - only Montreal does. 

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