Good morning. I have a German Tree climber friend who wants to come work for me in MA for a month or two. He is under 30 years old. Does anyone have experience getting a visa like this.
This is what he sent me.....
Temporary worker visa categories
H-1B: Person in Specialty Occupation For...
If anyone knows anyone trustworthy, please send them my way. We'll take any hardworking person. Potential for part time, but we're trying to get away from contract workers where possible. Shoot me a private message or call or text 774 280 9434.
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