Expat · United States · LinkedIn · Indeed · company Workday / Greenhouse
Expat resume for the United Statesthat helps you
US-style resumes with clear work-authorization signals — for LinkedIn Easy Apply, Workday, and Greenhouse.
Relocating to the US? Use a summary-first one-page (or two-page senior) resume, state OPT/CPT, H-1B, green card, or citizenship clearly in forms and briefly on the PDF when helpful, and mirror US job-description language.
We can help you convert overseas titles into US-readable impact bullets.02 Product
What you get
01
US ATS structure
Summary, skills, experience order that US parsers and recruiters expect.
02
Authorization answers
DocuResume autofill supports work-authorized and sponsorship-related form paths.
03
Metric translation
Rewrite achievements so US hiring managers grasp scope without home-market jargon.
03 Workflow
How it works
Step 01
Upload your current CV and switch to a US-friendly layout.
Step 02
Clarify authorization status and match a US job description.
Step 03
Export and autofill — keep sponsorship answers honest and consistent.
04 FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Where do I put visa status on a US resume?
- Often in the application form first. On the PDF, a short line in the summary or header is enough (e.g. “US work authorized” or “Requires H-1B sponsorship”).
Focus checklist · US
Priorities for United States
Match the destination format
Switch country / regional layout (photo for JP/KR/CN norms, AU/UK one-pagers, US summary-first) so recruiters see local conventions — not a home-country template pasted as-is.
State work authorization clearly
Put visa status or citizenship near contact or in a short summary line when the market expects it (e.g. “Australian PR”, “Eligible for EP”, “US green card”). Avoid burying sponsorship needs in page two.
Localize titles and keywords
Mirror the destination job board language (Seek vs MyCareersFuture vs 履歴書 section labels). Translate or dual-language only when the employer expects it.
Need sponsorship databases? See graduate & visa resources.