The Journey
From application to arrival, and beyond.
A clear, transparent path for workers and employers alike. Choose your journey below to see every step, and exactly where we help.
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Step 01
Register your interest
Complete our secure online form with your experience, skills and availability, and upload your CV if you have one.
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Step 02
Screening & candidate profile
We get to know you and build a professional candidate profile.
- Pre-screening conversation
- Skills, experience and reference checks
- CV collection and candidate profile
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Step 03
Interview with an employer
We schedule and coordinate interviews with U.S. employers, and keep you informed at every stage.
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Step 04
Job offer & contract
Your job offer and employment contract are administered and explained, including hours, pay arrangements and workplace procedures.
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Step 05
Visa application
Once your employer's petition is approved, we guide your H-2A visa application.
- Document preparation and checklist
- DS-160 application support
- Appointment booking guidance
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Step 06
Consulate interview
Interview preparation, so you know what to expect and walk in confident. The final decision is made by the U.S. consulate.
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Step 07
Pre-departure orientation
Your pre-arrival information pack: farm rules and expectations, health and safety, and practical travel guidance.
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Step 08
Arrival & settling in
Introductions to supervisors and reporting channels, and practical settling-in assistance in your first days.
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Step 09
Support all season
A confidential channel for concerns, welfare check-ins, and help communicating with farm management.
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Optional
Bring your family
Your spouse may be eligible for an H-4 dependent visa. We help them prepare.
H-4 family visas
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Step 01 · ~5 months before
Discovery call
We learn about your farm, your crops, your workforce and your season, and recommend the right support package.
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Step 02
Workforce plan & timeline
Seasonal workforce planning, job descriptions and a full H-2A timeline with deadline reminders.
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Step 03 · 75–45 days before
Application & compliance file
Document checklists, file preparation and recordkeeping, coordinated with your authorised agents through the job order and application stages.
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Step 04
Recruitment coordination
Candidate sourcing and screening, interview scheduling, and communication with recruitment agencies and authorised recruiters.
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Step 05
Housing, transport & onboarding ready
Housing inspection checklists, accommodation records, transport schedules, new-worker packs and handbooks.
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Date of need
Arrival & orientation
Orientation checklists, workplace rules, safety information and attendance procedures, so day one runs smoothly.
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During the season
HR support all season
Timesheets and payroll data, employee relations, grievances, welfare check-ins, accommodation inspections and monthly reporting.
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End of season
Close-out & next season
Final payroll record checks, file completion, exit interviews, return transport coordination, and next-season workforce planning.
Ready to take the next step?
Whether you're preparing for a season of work in the United States or planning your farm's H-2A workforce, we're here to guide you.