Re: RN on H4 Visa
Please read the response that I just made to your other post that you placed in that other thread with the same topic.
Does your wife in fact have a BSN or at least four years of nurse training? Without that, then there is no way to even qualify for any of the temporary visas.
And not sure how long that you have been in the US, but if you have been here for two years and she has not worked, then it is going to be extremely difficult for her to get hired at this time. It is even hard for Americans that have been away from nursing for this length of time to get hired.
There are very few facilities that are even using the H1-B due to the amount of paperwork that goes along with it. Chances of you finding a facility in your locale that even will sponsor with it is going to be slim.
The H1-C visas are set to expire in 2010 and we do not expect them to be renewed. As Anna mentioned, there are only 14 out of the US that can petition under this category, but there are only 500 at any one time and not all that are on the list are even hiring. The majority of them are not at this time.
Before your wife does anything with the CES that is going to be needed, I would find out what exactly is available where you are and what will be available for her, if anything. Things have gotten quite tight in the US in the past month or so and are going to be getting tighter. A facility is going to need to provide proof that they are were unable to hire an American for the job and that is going to be hard for them to do.
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