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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many months does the process take?
A: The applicant should plan on applying a minimum of 90 days before the actual start date of the position.

Q: Does Applicant need to maintain a residence in his/her home country?
A: Yes. Applicant must be able to specify an address where he/she will return upon completion of the program.

Q: Does Applicant need to obtain a Social Security Card ?
A: Yes. If the applicant has previously received work permission and has a social security number, even a non-work social security number, we must have this information.

Q: Can Applicant apply at any consulate?
A: Applicant will have to apply where the nonimmigrant visa application will be issued. This is usually at the consulate which has jurisdiction over where the applicant lives. This information is necessary when the applicant applies, as the petition will be sent directly to the consulate that is indicated on his/her application.


Q: Can Applicant participate in the h2b program if he/she has been on the program before?
A: Yes, however, the applicant must notify us immediately as to the exact dates of when he/she was in the U.S., the company (s) he/she worked for and the length of time.

Q: Do H-2B workers have a 30 day grace period at the end of their authorized employment?
A: No. Workers should leave within one week of "Authorization Date".

Q: What happens when an H-2B worker quits?
A: He/she must return home immediately.

Q: Can a H2B worker extend his/her visa ?
A: If you are interested in extension of your H2B Program, we will need for you to fill out and send a Specific form 120 days prior to your visa's expiry date. Then we will review your status and we will confirm if this opportunity is possible (additional fee apply).

Q: Will I be able to change my job or company after coming in the U.S. ?
A: No. If you leave your primary assignment and accept a job with another company while you are in the US, you will be in breach of your contract and will be reported as "out of status" to the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).

Q: Will I have to pay income taxes on my income ?
A: Yes, and the amount depends on the total amount earned in a calendar year. Generally, both Federal and State income taxes must be paid. However, participants will have the chance to complete documentation at the end of their stay so that they can get part of the taxes reimbursed with the help of a third party tax refund service.
 

Q: If I have a long-term visitor's visa for the USA, is it necessary for me to get a H-2B visa as well ?
A: Yes. The visitor's visa prohibits working; all participants must obtain a H-2B visa. In applying for a H-2B visa, you must demonstrate strong ties to your home country.

Q: Is it guaranteed that I will get a H-2B visa ?
A: No. U.S. Embassy Consuls have complete authority to approve or deny issuance of visa for any reason. We are not responsible for visa denials. However, we will provide you with Recommendations and Guidelines for filling out the visa application. We we will also review all visa applications carefully, especially if problems are anticipated

 
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