Lewis Morgan has now agreed terms on a three-year deal with Inter Miami.
The Major League Soccer new boys applied for a work visa for the Scotland star on Monday.
He will finalise his £400,000 move from Celtic as soon as the relevant paperwork is completed.
The 23-year-old will join his new team mates as soon as he is given clearance.
Inter Miami – who are part owned by David Beckham – kick-off against FC Dallas in their first match in February.
They've moved to snap up Morgan, who joined Celtic for around £300,000 from St Mirren in 2018, ahead of their big kick-off.
The 23-year-old was unable to establish himself at Parkhead and spent time back in Paisley and down south with Sunderland.
Morgan, a former Rangers youth prospect, made 31 appearances in total for the Hoops under both Brendan Rodgers and Neil Lennon.
He scored two goals, his last coming in the 3-1 Europa League win over Rennes in November.
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