A work permit or right to work refers to his or her legal right to work in the United States. US citizens, whether born or naturalized, are always eligible to work in the United States, while foreign nationals may be allowed to work if they have an immigration status that allows them to work.
There are different categories of people who are allowed to work in the US. These include student/exchange workers, temporary workers, and permanent immigrant workers. Thus, the categories of people who are allowed to work in the country include non-citizens, state subjects, US citizens, non-citizens and non-residents with work permits, and lawful permanent residents.
As for non-citizens, non-resident workers who may be allowed to work in the US, here are the specific categories that will be eligible:
- Permanent workers
- Temporary workers
- Exchange students and visitors
Contact the Law Office of Ghenadie Rusu today to receive legal consultation and professional support in your work permit application process in the United States.
