Access
Access to a substantial pool of prospective employees with our established overseas recruitment network including Philippines, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, and more.
HR Visa Staffing helps employers fill positions for which they cannot find enough workers in the domestic labor force. We match overseas jobseekers with employers in a wide range of industries.
While this can work for any type of job, most of our clients have historically been in the home health care and janitorial industries, as well as the shipping, manufacturing, food production, and driving fields. This is a super low-cost solution that is also highly scalable, providing a steady stream of qualified candidates to employers who need them.
Get in touch with us to set up a consultation or use the contact form at the bottom of this page to inquire whether our services are right for you.
Access to a substantial pool of prospective employees with our established overseas recruitment network including Philippines, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, and more.
U.S. employers can interview candidates via Zoom, FaceTime, or phone, selecting only those they wish to hire.
All workers arrive with legal work authorization from day one and have successfully completed Department of State background checks.
Candidates are prepared for long-term employment commitments, helping reduce turnover
HR Visa connects U.S. employers with overseas jobseekers. We are based in Nashville, Tennessee, but we work with employers across the country.
Our tailored approach integrates seamlessly with your existing systems, ensuring a smooth experience from start to finish.
Process Stages
1
Employer requests the Department of Labor to confirm the “Prevailing Wage” it must pay anyone who works in the position being hired. This amount varies based upon the job itself most importantly, but also the location of the employer and the experience level required. This is customarily prepared by the attorney.
2
With our assistance, the employer follows steps to “recruit” domestic workers for the position. This means posting ads in the local papers on two Sundays consecutively, along with placing a job order on the State Workforce Authority's website for a month. With our assistance, the employer follows steps to “recruit” domestic workers for the position in compliance with the program’s legal requirements.
3
On the employer’s behalf, an attorney files Form ETA-9089 to the Department of Labor which shows the two prior steps were done properly and, for the first time, names the employee being hired to fill the role and describes how he or she has the skills and abilities needed to perform the job.
4
The employer, with the help of the attorney, files the certified PERM application and proof of its ability to pay the worker to U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (“USCIS”), which reviews those documents to ensure compliance with immigration requirements of the program.
5
The U.S. Department of State (“DOS”) conducts a background check on the employee and his or her accompanying family members. They provide birth and marriage certificates, documents from their country’s equivalent of the FBI to ensure they have no disqualifying criminal record, and proof of vaccinations and lack of communicable diseases issued by a USCIS-authorized civil surgeon in their home country.
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