Do you think its crucial to have your FE designation as an engineer wanting to work in the US.
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Do you think its crucial to have your FE designation as an engineer wanting to work in the US.
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No. Unless you aren’t very experienced.Originally Posted by nzwasp
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Im more asking for my wife who is a senior engineer with 14 years experience. We can and probably should move to the states with my work (I already have a US visa that allows me to work and live in the US) and I think she would be able to get a open work visa through me, or atleast thats what happened to our friends who moved to california.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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