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  October 9, 2026

  How to work legally in the U.S.: the main pathways

  To work in the United States, anyone who is not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident needs valid work authorization. In most cases it starts with a U.S. employer willing to hire you and file the visa petition for you (known as "sponsorship"). This guide sums up the most common pathways.First: what d...

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  October 8, 2026

  H-2A and H-2B visas: how temporary work in the U.S. works

  The H-2A and H-2B visas are the most common pathways for people who want to work a season in the U.S. without a college degree. In both, the U.S. employer files for the visa after showing the government that it could not find enough local workers.What is the differenceH-2A — agriculture: planting, h...

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  October 7, 2026

  TN visa: how Mexican and Canadian professionals can work in the U.S.

  TN is a work status created by the trade agreement among the United States, Mexico and Canada (USMCA). It allows Mexican and Canadian citizens to work in the U.S. in certain professions, with a simpler process than other visas. Citizens of other countries, such as Brazil, cannot use TN.Who can apply...

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  September 28, 2026

  How to Write a U.S.-Style Resume That Gets Noticed

  A resume is often the only chance you get to make a first impression. Hiring managers in the U.S. skim hundreds of them, so yours needs to be clear, focused and easy to scan.Leave these outPhoto: U.S. resumes do not include one.Personal details: age, date of birth, marital status, children or ID num...

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  September 27, 2026

  How to Build a Profile That Gets Employers' Attention

  Employers often review dozens of profiles for each opening. The ones that stand out make it clear, within seconds, who you are and what you can do.1. Photo and headlineUse a recent photo with your face clearly visible and a neutral background. In your headline, state your profession and what sets yo...

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