Career Oppurtunities

iconic offers an exciting and challenging place to build upon your current skills and grow in the marketplace. We are always seeking software consultants capable of helping clients provide diverse solutions required to improve performance and profitability while confronting today's critical business issues head on

If you have excellent analytical skills combined with good communication skills, an IT or business domain knowledge, we would like to invite you to the iconic family and would like to talk to you.

Immigration Services

We offer an end-to-end immigration solution to all our valued employees. The broad spectrum of services includes sponsoring H1B/H4, B1/B2 visas and Green Cards (Permanent Residency Status).

The H1B Visa is primarily a work visa/work permit for foreign professionals seeking to live and work in the US. H1B Visa is typically given to professionals possessing practical work experience or a relevant qualification degree in a specialty field. H1B visa holders are given opportunities only in circumstances where permanent citizens of the US do not meet the job requirements. While offering H1B visa holders with job opportunities, employers have to attest that such a step does not harm the conditions for US workers. An H1B is usually valid for up to six years and entitles the holder to bring their spouse and children to live in the country.

List of documents needed for a new H1B or an H1B Transfer:

Copy of your 10th and 12th grade transcripts.
Copy of your degree and transcripts for each semester of college study .
Details and dates of all entries and exits in the US in a word document.
Social Security Number, if applied previously.
Current and Permanent Address and phone numbers where you can be reached.
A latest resume which includes all employment start and end dates.
Copies of your two most recent pay slips.
Copy of all passport pages where something is printed.
Copy of passport page with picture and birth date.

Copy of your I-94 front .
Copy of your I-94 back.
Copy of your current H1-B visa in passport.
Copy of your H1-B Visa Petition (Form I-797) including the original plus any extensions or changes of status.

The Green Card Process:

There are three steps in the green card process.

     Step 1) PERM: File your labor certification through the PERM process at the earliest.
     Step 2) I-140: The I-140 is filed with the USCIS after the labor is approved.
     Step 3) I-485: The I-485 is filed with the USCIS. There is an option to apply for an Employment card
     (EAD) and also an option to apply for an Advance Parole (Travel Document).

NOTE: All filing fees and charges are subject to change by the USCIS at anytime.