Working in the USA advice needed

[Dilz]

Hey, well i've met this chick with a smoking hot ass, she lives in the states, and i'm looking into ways i can go over and work. At the momment she lives just out side Dallas, and there aint a lot of tree works or trees. We been talking about Heading to North Carolina. Anyone got any contacts out there or info about obtaining work visas and such, coz right now i can only stay for 3 months at a time and i'm not allowed to work legally.... any help or info and general pointing in the right direction will be much appreciated.

[Lancstree]

contact some companies and they might assist with a visa application if they like the sound of you

[armchairarborist]

google greencard.. any pics?

[ben lightfoot]

Try complete tree care they are a job agency that sometimes have international jobs and if the companies are advertising overseas normally means they might help you with visas and the such.

[mistahbenn]

Im here at the moment... I got some good advice, contact Worldwide Farmers Exchange and enquire about a J1 visa, it might help you out, last 18 months, takes about 2-3 months... I think.

 

Look up a guy called Abram Zies in Dallas, my friend Russell met himlast year at the world finals. My other advice is to just book a ticket, bring you climbing kit, and get stuck in, you'll soon realise if treework Stateside is for you, it gets VERY hot and humid,mozzies, green flies (Which bite), etc etc. and working mostly with Latinos, so speaking Spanish helps.

 

Good luck - Ben

[Xerxses]

Society of Municipal Arborists | Home

 

Usefull site... might get u some info and help you to a job. Good luck!

[sawing high climber]

You will have to find your own employer and it will cost you or them $400 a month..

But this will cover you health insurance