Where do i get a H1 B Visa in teh States?

Question

and whcih site should i search for the

Answer 1

which ever country you are from, check with the U.S. Embassy.  Each country has different rules.  But first and foremost, Check Your Spelling.

Answer 2

You get it from  the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service. First the sponsoring employer files an application with the Department of Labor, though.

See http://149.101.23.2/graphics/howdoi/h1b....

Answer 3

How does one apply?

H-1B status requires a sponsoring  # U.S. employer  #The employer must file a labor condition application (LCA) with the Department of Labor attesting to several items, including payment of prevailing wages for the position, and the working conditions offered. The employer must then file the certified LCA with a Form I-129 petition plus accompanying fee of $130. (Prior to FY2004, employers were required to submit an additional $1,000 fee to sponsor the H-1B worker, unless specifically exempt.) Based on the USCIS petition approval, the alien may apply for the H-1B visa, admission, or a change of nonimmigrant status.

For additional information on employer’s filing needs, please visit the Department of Labor’s Foreign Labor Certification page.

# your employer is the one who has to apply for you #

Answer 4

We are being told that there are already more applications in than there are visas to issue, so it might be a year before you can try again.  However, the site you want to look at is:

uscis.gov