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The H-2B Visa Program

Temporary non-agricultural workers for seasonal, peak-load, and one-time needs, managed by másLabor.

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70,000+ workers placed annually
50 states served
30+ years of expertise

When business picks up, be ready.

H-2B helps eligible U.S. employers hire foreign workers for temporary non-agricultural jobs when qualified U.S. workers are not available. It is subject to a congressional cap, so timing and filing precision are everything.

A busy season can put pressure on every part of your operation. Start with a clear picture of the work ahead, the people you need, and how long you need them.

másLabor manages the full process on a cap-aware timeline, from recruiting through arrival, so you protect your season.

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The H-2B Visa Program

What másLabor handles

  1. 1 Recruiting and screening dependable seasonal workers
  2. 2 DOL labor certification and prevailing wage guidance
  3. 3 Cap-aware USCIS petition filing and case tracking
  4. 4 Consular appointment coordination and inbound travel logistics
  5. 5 Housing compliance guidance for the contract
  6. 6 Season-long compliance support and a dedicated visa expert

Industries we serve

Hotels and motelsGolf and private clubsCommercial landscapingConstructionSeafood processingJanitorial servicesFood servicesAmusement and recreationForestryEvent staffing

From enrollment to arrival, handled for you

One managed process and one point of contact, from your first call to your workers on the job.

1

Plan

We map your season, your roles, and the right program, then build a cap-aware timeline.

2

File

We handle every DOL labor certification and USCIS petition, accurately and on time.

3

Recruit & Screen

We recruit and screen dependable workers through proven international corridors, including our own másMX.

4

Consular & Travel

We coordinate consular appointments and inbound travel logistics.

5

Arrival & Support

Your workers arrive ready, and your visa expert supports you all season.

Common questions

H-2B is limited by a congressional cap each year, and demand routinely exceeds supply. That is why másLabor builds a cap-aware timeline with you well ahead of your season.

Your need for the labor must qualify as a one-time occurrence, seasonal need, peakload need, or intermittent need. The application must support why the additional workforce is temporary, and your visa expert builds that case with you.

Yes. Employers must follow the required recruitment process, consider eligible U.S. applicants, and document the results. Your visa expert coordinates the steps and referrals.

Plan for the applicable prevailing wage, a full-time work schedule, and the other required employment terms. Define the duties, worksites, and contract dates before filing; másLabor helps you obtain the prevailing wage determination and set the terms.

Account for required transportation and subsistence payments and visa-related reimbursements. másLabor provides guidance on the costs and timing that apply to your workers.

No. Filing strategy and visa availability matter, and government approval or worker arrival cannot be guaranteed. Starting well before your date of need is the single biggest thing you can do to protect your season.

Keep required records and follow the approved job terms throughout the contract. Your másLabor visa expert remains available as compliance questions arise.

The work won't wait. Start with your workforce.

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Your next season starts with a conversation.

Tell us your needs. A másLabor visa expert will map your plan.

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