The US, 2-Year Temporary Work Permit is a type of permit granted by the US government for foreign citizens with the intent to help them find work experience on the job in the US and possibly become part of the US workforce. The procedure for which applicants can apply for a permit is as follows.
Who Can Apply?
Eligibility Qualifications
For any application to be successful for the 2-Year Temporary Work Permit, there needs to be qualification criteria. Generally, these are regarded as; skills relevant to the job position, an employment offer by an employer in the U.S., and also health as well as character requirements. There might be further qualification criteria identified with categories.
Application Process
Step 1: Get a Job Offer
Before any application, the prospective U.S. employee must be employed by a U.S. employer, who will form the basis of the application as he or she will be liable to sponsor the work permit on behalf of the applicant.
Application process
Step 2: Form I-129
Once an offer has been made to the employee by the employer, the latter submits USCIS “Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker” Form I-129, which is kind of the first in a series of steps taken when one applies for a temporary work permit.
Step 3: Notice of Approval Receipt
USCIS provides notice of the approval of the petition to the employer by issuing Form I797. It is a very important document in all the subsequent steps of the visa application process as follows:
Step 4: Visa Application
After getting this approval notice, the applicant now heads to seek a work visa at any of the U.S. consulates or embassies. This process entails application procedures in filling the DS-160 form and paying the visa application fee, plus an interview schedule.
Step 5: Attend Visa Interview
All these will be explained during the interview along with a job offer, notice of approval, and proof of qualifications. The consulate will check the application for a visa issuance.
