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this is for US employers who want to
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temporarily employ foreign workers in a
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specialty occupation role at the basic
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level this requires a job offer from a
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u.s. employer in a specialty occupation
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role that requires at least a bachelor’s
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degree or equivalent in a specialized
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field and that the potential employee
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possesses at least a u.s. bachelor’s
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degree or equivalent in that specialized
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field so when we say equivalent we mean
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if not a u.s. bachelor’s degree then a
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foreign degree equivalent to a four-year
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u.s. bachelor’s degree or a combination
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of education training and experience
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that equates to a u.s. bachelor’s degree
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moreover if you’ve never held an h-1b
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visa before you will most likely be held
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to an h-1b lottery each year the US
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government allocates 85,000 new visas of
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that 20,000 are set aside for u.s.
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master’s degree holders or higher
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typically there are more than 85,000
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people that are interested so every
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April the US government holds a lottery
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to allocate those visas
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San Francisco, CA immigration attorney Perrin Ozdemir explains the H-1 B Visa and who is eligible for one.