Need Indian community names in Dallas to buy home (Plano: home builder, buying)

[narendra_007manipal]

Hello,
We will be moving to Dallas too by end of December 2015. I am coming with depending visa H4.Our qualification is B.Tech(Electrical & Electronics),MBA(production & Operation).i have 8 years experience in manufacturing industry.can we got easily manufacturing job.what is apply creteria.please guideline me.

[ChristieP]

Originally Posted by narendra_007manipal

Hello,
We will be moving to Dallas too by end of December 2015. I am coming with depending visa H4.Our qualification is B.Tech(Electrical & Electronics),MBA(production & Operation).i have 8 years experience in manufacturing industry.can we got easily manufacturing job.what is apply creteria.please guideline me.

H4 visa is a dependent visa, and it does not allow the holder to seek employment.

[jacobr]

Originally Posted by ChristieP

H4 visa is a dependent visa, and it does not allow the holder to seek employment.

That is correct. @narendra_007manipal, Kindly get yourself familiar with the rues and regulations.

[j2ram]

not picking on you OP... but whatz wrong with living with rest of the world. it always puzzles me why people need their own language speaking folks in same community.

also with your criteria buying a new home would mean... paying $10K - $20K more for north or east facing homes. home builders already know the pulse of Indian home buyers.

[newuser21]

yes, OP - why don't you stay in India itself where you will have lots of your people instead of looking for lots and lots of Indians in USA and trying to make USA into another India?

The problem is:

1. Older generations immigrants that came over to America and forever stayed here, loved this country and did everything they can for this country, never looked back.
2. But recent immigrants are not loyal to this country - still continue ties, loyal to their home countries, send money, take yearly trips, earn money here, do charity in their countries (look at the money going out of USA to all over the world, it's billions), send jobs, look for their community to live, employ only their people (how many Americans are employed in any capacity in of the restaurants, ethnic stores, IT companies (95% or more people employed in Indian IT companies are Indians) don't tell there are no Americans to hire for IT, HR, Finance even receptionist positions).

May not be relevant post for this thread, but reading this thread prompted me to share my thoughts. Fellow Citizens, what do you think and where this country is headed to?

[rantanamo]

Originally Posted by newuser21

yes, OP - why don't you stay in India itself where you will have lots of your people instead of looking for lots and lots of Indians in USA and trying to make USA into another India?

The problem is:

1. Older generations immigrants that came over to America and forever stayed here, loved this country and did everything they can for this country, never looked back.
2. But recent immigrants are not loyal to this country - still continue ties, loyal to their home countries, send money, take yearly trips, earn money here, do charity in their countries (look at the money going out of USA to all over the world, it's billions), send jobs, look for their community to live, employ only their people (how many Americans are employed in any capacity in of the restaurants, ethnic stores, IT companies (95% or more people employed in Indian IT companies are Indians) don't tell there are no Americans to hire for IT, HR, Finance even receptionist positions).

May not be relevant post for this thread, but reading this thread prompted me to share my thoughts. Fellow Citizens, what do you think and where this country is headed to?

really? People moving from the US look to live in Ex-Pat communities all the time. People from other parts of the country are always wanting to move to a "safe" neighborhood with "good" schools and ignore half the metroplex to be near a lot of their own. There was even a thread here about avoiding neighborhoods in Plano where lots of Asians live. So you're going to come in here spewing that garbage when everyone that moves here is trying to be near their "own". I guess its only wrong when non-whites are doing it?

[jpushiys]

Originally Posted by newuser21

yes, OP - why don't you stay in India itself where you will have lots of your people instead of looking for lots and lots of Indians in USA and trying to make USA into another India?

The problem is:

1. Older generations immigrants that came over to America and forever stayed here, loved this country and did everything they can for this country, never looked back.
2. But recent immigrants are not loyal to this country - still continue ties, loyal to their home countries, send money, take yearly trips, earn money here, do charity in their countries (look at the money going out of USA to all over the world, it's billions), send jobs, look for their community to live, employ only their people (how many Americans are employed in any capacity in of the restaurants, ethnic stores, IT companies (95% or more people employed in Indian IT companies are Indians) don't tell there are no Americans to hire for IT, HR, Finance even receptionist positions).

May not be relevant post for this thread, but reading this thread prompted me to share my thoughts. Fellow Citizens, what do you think and where this country is headed to?

How did u assume the OP is an immigrant and not an expat ? Those are very different things. The H4 is a NON-immigrant visa. Expats behave very differently than immigrants. Many are just here just to make money and then go back to wherever they came from. They have no desire to assimilate since this is just a temporary move. No different from Americans who move to places like Dubai. In fact if you check the expat forums, there are Americans there asking the exact same type of questions.

Now - something worth debating is our immigration policy that encourages companies to hire from outside instead of training locals, or when hard to find talent is brought in from abroad, why do they come on non-immigrant visas ? If we really value the talent, shouldn't we bring them in via immigrant visas ?

OP - the biggest advise I can give you right now is to take English lessons .

[ChristieP]

Originally Posted by jpushiys

Now - something worth debating is our immigration policy that encourages companies to hire from outside instead of training locals, or when hard to find talent is brought in from abroad, why do they come on non-immigrant visas ? If we really value the talent, shouldn't we bring them in via immigrant visas?.

An H1B (primary visa category for the H4 dependent) is a non-immigrant visa. The bearer is sponsored by an employer. By nature, this type of visa has to be a non-immigrant visa, as the bearer adjusts status once they arrive in the U.S., and an employer cannot sponsor someone for an immigrant visa. Immigrant visas are reserved for people petitioned by family members, fiancées, and people who won the Green Card Lottery. Even refugees come in on NIVs!

[TestUser1]

Its a 2013 post. By looking at the OP's all posts she already moved to Katy.

[jpushiys]

Originally Posted by ChristieP

An H1B (primary visa category for the H4 dependent) is a non-immigrant visa. The bearer is sponsored by an employer. By nature, this type of visa has to be a non-immigrant visa, as the bearer adjusts status once they arrive in the U.S., and an employer cannot sponsor someone for an immigrant visa. Immigrant visas are reserved for people petitioned by family members, fiancées, and people who won the Green Card Lottery. Even refugees come in on NIVs!

Great info !