Trainee Visas
Definition:
The trainee visa (H-3 visa) is a non-immigrant visa that
allows foreigners to attend a paid traineeship in the U.S. The trainee
visa is typically applied for by individuals who were invited to
join in a training program that was offered by a U.S branch of their own company
or by another U.S company. The applicant must show that he/she does not have
the same opportunity for training in their home country.
Consequences of Trainee Visas:
The employer who sponsors the trainee visa must show that the training is not offered in the applicant's home country and that the applicant will not be employed at that company. The trainee visa is not for graduate education or medical training and it must be proven that the trainee is currently employed in their home country.What a Lawyer can do for you:
Obtaining a trainee visa may require paperwork and careful preparation. An immigration lawyer can take the time to understand your needs to make sure your trainee visa is handled properly. It is recommended to consult with an immigration lawyer so that the application runs smoothly and the possibility of denial is avoided.Lawyer Referral Service:
If you need to apply for a trainee visa or if you're having problems getting a trainee visa approved, contact Attorney Search Network. We can help refer you to an immigration lawyer that handles trainee visas and other immigration laws.
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