Apprentice Marine Mechanic

[Brandon Broderick]

Hey Everybody,

I've already gone to school and graduated with a diploma in Fish and Wildlife but theres no jobs in that field here in Ontario, Canada.  Right now I'm trying to get in as a marine mechanic apprentice.  Say I were to find a job in the US...what would I need to do to cross the border and live/work/fish(of course) over there?  Also where would I start my search for stateside careers?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Brandon

[BIG PAPA]

Should not be a problem getting over here and getting a job 12 million Mexicans have done it
papa

[Swede]

Start with the Visa process and US Department of State - here's the links:

http://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/

[mary dean]

Should not be a problem getting over here and getting a job 12 million Mexicans have done it
papa

[Brandon Broderick]

Thanks for the links Swede

[ss454]

Should not be a problem getting over here and getting a job 12 million Mexicans have done it
papa

Yeah but he'd probably be a productive, tax paying member of society so they'd probably find him and deport him right away...

In this country everyone seems to think it's out duty to make sure everyone gets whatever they want/need.  I'm sorry but I'm sick of seeing where my taxes go while standing in line at Wal-Mart and I'm not referring to illegals...we have more than enough POSs that don't want to be here.

[Brandon Broderick]

sorry to bring up a racial issue.  I just wanted some honest feedback because I'm looking for more options.  Recently here in Ontario they passed a law that no longer forces people to retire at the age of 65.....this means less and less entry level positions for college/univ grads such as myself.  again I was just looking for some info and I didnt want to start a dispute.

[Basser56]

Not a dispute, just a few people venting. We don't have a problem with LEGAL immigration and working to make a living.
Good luck to you in your job search.