If you are a US Citizen and do not have anything to do with India or origin is not from India you need a work visa to work from India.âEMPLOYMENT VISA: Employment visas are initially issued for one-year. stay. A copy of the contract with the employer has to be enclosed.f you are a US Citizen and do not have anything to do with India or origin is not from India you need a work visa to work from India.
Almost all of the cases that the Supreme Court hears are cases that are on appeal. The Supreme Court does have original jurisdiction over a very few cases, but these are quite rare. This means that the Supreme Court is almost always hearing cases where only matters of law are at issue (rather than matters of fact).
Best Answer: Almost all cases come from appeals of a Circuit Court ruling. There are 9 Ciruit Courts in the US, each of which handles mostly appeals from decisions by lower ranking federal courts within its geographical area. The losing side in a circuit court decision can appeal to the Supreme Court and the Court rules on whether or not to take the case. Technically, litigants can skip the Court of Appeals and appeal a lower court ruling directly to the Supremes, but such appeals are very rarely heard.