Temporary Non-Immigrant Workers

How can I come to the United States and work on a temporary basis? To come to the United States and work on a temporary basis you must have your prospective employee filed a non immigrant petition on your behalf with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

To check on the category of non-immigrant temporary worker classifications you can go to the Homeland Security website and click on the link temporary workers. If you are successful in receiving permission to temporarily work in the US you may be required to pay US taxes you can go to the IRS website and get the tax information.

There are some classifications that do not require you to have a future employer file a non immigrant petition for you they are E-1,E-2 E-3 and TN. You can check on the Homeland Security website for more information on these categories.

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Battered Spouse Visa

The Violence against Women Act permits you as a battered spouse to filed for an immigrant visa petition.

Under this law you will be able seek both safety and independents from your abuse the law applies both to women and men. Your abuser will not be notified that you have filed for immigration under this law. Who can assist me in filing for this visa petition? The USCIS local office can give you a list of nonprofit groups and community organizations that may be able to assist you in applying for an immigrant benefit. Help is also available through the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800 799-7233. This Hotline has information about shelters , mental health care,and legal advice they can also give you information about self petitioning for immigrant status.

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The T-Visa

Do you know that the US Citizen And Immigration Service will help protect you if you become a victim of human trafficking.

What is human traffickin? Human trafficking is just another form of modern-day slavery the victim is promised a good life and employment which is false of course. Once here they are often imprisoned and made to work for free many are sold into the sex market if they are young women or young children.

One way the USCIS helps the victims of trafficking is with the T-Visa this will allow the victim to remain in the United States and assist law enforcement authorities in apprehending and prosecution of the human traffickers. If you are a victim of human trafficking or have been in the past there is help available for you contact the National Human Trafficking Resource Center at 1-888-3737-888 and put these scumbags in prison where they belong.