• Visas for Doing Business and Working Temporarily in the U.S.
  The United States welcomes citizens from around the world who want to come to the U.S. to conduct legitimate business and work temporarily.
• Employment Authorization
  If you're not a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident, you may need to apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) to prove you may work in the United States.
• Finding a Job
  Choosing a career, building a resume, applying for jobs, becoming self-employed, government jobs...
• Drivers' Licenses and Vehicle Registration
  Find your state's motor vehicle department to get or replace your driver's license, and register your car.
• Foreign Visitors Driving in the U.S.
  Quick facts for foreign visitors about driving in the United States...
• Social Security Numbers for Immigrants
  As part of the immigration process, the Social Security Administration allows non-citizens to apply for Social Security number (SSN) cards.
• Send Money from the U.S. to Another Country
  The U.S. Postal Service allows you to send money around the world using international money orders.
• Tax Requirements for Nonresidents
  Learn about your tax responsibilities while you are working in the United States.
• Telephone – International Long Distance Calling
  How to place, and save money on, international telephone calls.
• Visas for People Who Want to Live Permanently in the U.S.
  Immigrant visas are required for people who want to live permanently in the United States, even if they choose not to work in the United States.
• Workplace Issues
  Family and medical leave, labor relations, the minimum wage, workers' compensation, workplace safety...
• Your Rights as a Worker
  Learn about the laws that protect you as a worker.

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