Any company in the U.S. can sponsor an H-1B work visa for a foreign national. The timing for filing H-1B cap cases is critical. U.S. companies with longevity, income and stability (size of workforce) are less likely to come under the government microscope with regard to H-1B audits and site visits. There is not a specific hospitality job that works for H-1B. However, it is important to note that H-1B visas are for professionals serving in specialty occupations. Professional positions, in general, are those that require the minimum of a U.S. Bachelor's Degree (or its equivalent). The immigration and nationality lawyers and attorneys at our Firm assist clients to obtain H-1B non immigrant professional and specialty occupation work visas on a routine basis.
Generally, any legitimate business can sponsor. No guarantees of success but they certainly can file a petition. For a job in hospitality, the job title must be a specialty occupation where the normal entry level requirement is a university degree.
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