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Hello everyone, I am a fresh graduate. Did my MBA(HR) from India. My husband is posted in Atlanta and i am looking forward for a career in Atlanta. I also intend to give PHR in Dec and i am waiti
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posted at 6/11/2009 2:08 AM EDT
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Hello everyone,

I am a fresh graduate. Did my MBA(HR) from India.
My husband is posted in Atlanta and i am looking forward for a career in Atlanta.
I also intend to give PHR in Dec and i am waiting for my work permit also which would take few days.
I wanted to inquire if I can work in an NGO as an HR professional even without work permit.
Where else do you all see the scope of entery level HR professional.

Kindly respond.

Regards
Shubhra
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Career in U.S

posted at 6/17/2009 12:03 PM EDT
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To work in this country in any position you must have an entry visa that permits you to work here. Period. Without such a visa it is illegal for a company to hire you.
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Career in U.S

posted at 6/17/2009 7:08 PM EDT
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i have an entry visa... but i dont have my ssn...
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posted at 6/18/2009 6:27 AM EDT
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There's entry visas and then there are work authorized visas. Your husband may be here on a work authorized visa sponsored by his employer. However, spouses don't get the same visa allowing the visa holder to work.
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