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Work Visa from Nigeria to United States of America

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Nigerians who want to work in the United States can apply for a work visa. This visa is issued to individuals  for several categories of work such as H1B(specialty occupation) H2B(skilled and unskilled workers) H3(trainee) L-1(intra-company transferees) P(artists and entertainers) Q(international cultural exchange participant) The work visa allows the holder to engage in paid employment under the above-listed skill types for a period of time depending on the contract. Your prospective employer is required to file a petition that would be approved by the United States Citizen and Immigration Services(USCIS) and verified by PIMS. This would be done during your job interview. When you have secured the appropriate visa, you will need to get a permit to work, which is officially known as an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), in order to prove you are eligible to work in the United States. When going for your Consular interview, ensure that you go with the I-129 receipt. A work visa costs 190 USD and is usually valid for 1 year. If you are under the H2B skill category, your employer in the United States would have to provide proof of a shortage of workers as the reason why a foreigner was employed instead. Your B.sc or other forms of higher degree certificate is required. This will prove that the applicant is qualified for the position employed. Applicants are to present proof of civil status which could be a birth certificate, marriage certificate or child's birth certificate. You are also to provide proof of family ties back in Nigeria. It will show that the applicant intends to return to Nigeria at the termination of their work contract. Your employer is Nigeria is to issue a letter detailing the applicant's position and previous positions worked on. All applicants are to be vaccinated for yellow fever with a certificate called yellow card. You can travel with your spouse or children on a work visa.

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