can any one tell me how does one can get a job in USA on H1B purpose although we have work experience in India
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Be aware that many employers dont want to sponsor employees as it is costly, Chances are they can find a US citizen that can do the job better. the only reason a employer would sponsor someone if they paid them less than the prevailing wage and the skill was not available locally. Having worked overseas in Iraq and Kuwait you get paid well because your skills are in demand and you accept the risk
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You shouldn't have any problems getting an IT job IN INDIA.  Most of our American jobs are going to China and India.  Wouldn't that be ironic if you got a job here in America and all of a sudden it were outsourced to India.
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U can do home based job thru internet as is being done by me. It is data conversion job of converting pdf file into ms word doc. To get this job, one should be resident of India and proficient in ms word. Untill u get a suitable job, u can do this. Moreover this can be continued even after u get a suitable job for u. Because this is a home based job with ur own flexible timing.
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H1B extensions generally take 2-3 months.\n\nYou can leave the country without the approval, but your employer will need to send it to you in India and then you will need to apply for the visa stamp at the appropriate US Embassy.\n\nGood luck!
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no once you graduate you must get a job and have employer file papers for H1B visa. OR leave the country OR marry someone and work on residency
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If you have an approved I-797 form, you can make an appointment for visa interview at the US Embassy to apply for your H1-B visa.  Here is the embassy's page which explains the application process:\nhttp://dubai.usconsulate.gov/dubai/gvi.html
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You could come to the U.S. on a work visa (H1-B) but you must be sponsored by your employer in the U.S. The H1-B visa is valid for up to 6 years.\n\n"The H-1B is a nonimmigrant classification used by an alien who will be employed temporarily in a specialty occupation or as a fashion model of distinguished merit and ability. A specialty occupation requires theoretical and practical application of a body of specialized knowledge along with at least a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent. For example, architecture, engineering, mathematics, physical sciences, social sciences, medicine and health, education, business specialties, accounting, law, theology, and the arts are specialty occupations."
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You can apply to school and get an F-1 visa. this gives you OPT /EAD card which allows you to work legally in the  U.S. and have time to find an H-1B sponsor. You can get a J-1 only if your job is one of the prequalified jobs. You can only do a change of status if you have a J-1, F-1, L-1 or other qualified work visas. There are many people here on work visas (nonimmigrant) that have also applied for green cards. As long as you are in the country legally and eventually apply for your green card that's fine. If you are here illegally an marry a U.S.Citizen you still have a shot. If you apply for a work visa and they ask you your intent you say to work. Trust me no immigration officer is shocked to know you want to stay forever.\n\nP.S. No need to get nasty people. With the exception of American Indians we all come from, or are immigrants from another country.
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Work for an US company.
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what you are undertaking is a very difficult thing.  to sponsor an international employee, companies have to show that they have done an exhaustive search of american workers and cannot find anyone in the US to hire.  this is american government policy. \n\nand then, on top of that, if they DO want to hire someone from outside the US, the sponsorship fee is several thousand dollars.  so because of the pain-in-the-ass factor and the cost of sponsorship, most companies are reluctant to hire foreigners unless they are really desperate, or already have someone in mind for a specialized position.\n\nalso keep in mind that a "green card" means you are a permanent resident of the US, which a company cannot get for you.  all they can do is sponsor you for a work visa, which usually has a fixed term (4 or 5 years or so).  getting a green card is easier once you are here but it is still a big hurdle.
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There are plenty of jobs for Software Developers in Mexico. Drop me a line if you need more detailed information\nOnly 65,000 H1B Visas are issued each year.\nAlso you need to have a total of 12 years of experience (Including the years you were in college)
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If you have a sponsoring employer and your degree has been certified as equivalent to a US degree, the process can take as little as two or three months depending on where you live.  But you have to check whether there are still H1B visas available.  They  get used up quick.  The guy that said there must be interviews is wrong.  Check out this website for processing times. https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/index.jsp.
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It would be safer if you did not. You will need to get a new visa to come back and since your H1B is not aprooved you won't be able to get one untill it is.\n\nIf you are willing to stay outside you US until your H1B is aprooved then no problem.\n\nYou could also try coming back before your OPT expires, but there's still a small risk
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try h1bsponsors.com.\n\nps. i'm sorry to disagree with frank castle, but i did start as an H1b, and experience of atleast 3 years would suffice (not 12 years) plus education.
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Bear in mind that the basis for an H1B is that you are highly skilled, not necessarily highly schooled. \n\nYou will need to find a reputable company that is interested enough in your qualifications that they will petition for you to come to the US to work for them.  You cannot apply for an H1B visa on your own.\n\nSee the following USCIS site for further information:\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/h1b.htm#apply
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It all depends on rules and regualtions applied, the country you are from.\n\n1]First you should get an acceptance letter from an American company as your employer.\n\n2]You should then apply for a work visa H1-b. You should have the required papers and certificates to prove that the compnay made a right decision employing you and you are worth it.\n\n3]Then all depends again on day of your interview. If you are able to establish that all the expenses for relocating justify you and you have the required expertise that the compnay cannot find elsewhere, you will be lucky to get a visa.\n\nVisit the US embassy website of your country for detailed procedure.
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it is not too late \napply for OPT - which is optional practical training. this takes 2-3 months. it is a work permit allowing you to stay & work in US. try to apply with in the semester ends. this should give you a year to work without h1 but with your F1. But i dont think you can travel to India & be back to US with OPT. \n\nhope it helped