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H-1B1 Visa

Are you a national of Singapore or Chile interested in working in the United States? The H-1B1 visa may be the perfect solution for you. Contact us today to initiate your H1B1 process!

What is the H-1B1 Visa?

The H-1B1 visa is a variant of the H-1B visa created specifically for nationals of Singapore and Chile. It is part of the Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with these countries and provides an opportunity for skilled professionals in specialty occupations to work in the United States.

Who Qualifies for the H-1B1 Visa?

Explore the Eligibility Criteria for the H-1B1 Visa
To qualify for the H-1B1 visa, applicants must meet the following criteria:

a. Citizenship

The applicant must be a citizen of either Singapore or Chile.

b. Specialty Occupation

The position must be in a specialty occupation, typically requiring a bachelor’s degree or higher in a related field.

c. Job Offer

A legitimate job offer from a U.S. employer in the specialty occupation is required.

d. Educational Qualifications

The applicant must possess the necessary academic credentials for the position, including degrees, diplomas, or professional licenses.

What Are the Benefits of the H-1B1 Visa?

The H-1B1 visa offers several benefits, including:

a. Work Authorization

The visa grants the right to work for the sponsoring employer in the designated specialty occupation.

b. Renewable Status

While the H-1B1 visa is initially granted for one year, it can be renewed annually.

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    What Are the Required Application Documents?

    When applying for the H-1B1 visa, applicants must submit:

    a. Passport

    A valid passport from Singapore or Chile.

    b. Job Offer Letter

    A detailed letter from the U.S. employer outlining the employment terms.

    c. Labor Condition Application (LCA)

    Approved Form ETA-9035 from the Department of Labor.

    d. Educational Credentials

    Transcripts, diplomas, or professional licenses as evidence of qualifications.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes, there is a cap on the number of H-1B1 visas issued. Currently, Chileans have a cap of 1,400 visas, while Singaporeans have a cap of 5,400 visas.

    Numerous professional fields qualify for the H-1B1 Visa, including engineering, science, medicine, healthcare, agriculture, technology, education, and various specialized business occupations like human resources.

    The maximum duration of stay on an H-1B1 Visa is limited to one year initially, and it can be extended in increments of one year without any specific limit.

    No, unfortunately, the H-1B1 Visa is not considered a 'dual intent' visa. This means that applying for permanent residency (Green Card) would hinder your ability to apply for or extend an H-1B1 visa.

    No, unlike the H-1B visa process, there is no requirement to file a petition with USCIS for the H-1B1 Visa. Instead, you only need to present an approved Labor Condition Application (LCA) during the consulate interview.
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