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Re: Help me please!!
Perhaps this thread should be renamed "Please answer my questions that I will ask over and over again until you tell me what I want to hear"
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Re: Help me please!!
Originally Posted by bashy
(Post 8723604)
I will live with my girlfriend and I have enough money to pay for the school, I had to change my interveiw as the school chain im applying for the place was too far away but I have found somewhere closer. It will cost a lot but to be a good hairdresser, this will benefit my future if all goes well. Sucks I have to go back to apply for a visa but hey ho you live and learn
Come back to the real world and realize that the legal ways to come here are meant to keep people like you out. If you were married to a US citizen or have US citizen immediate family then the rules give you a massive, massive break but for anything else you are like the tens of millions of other people who have no realistic way of ever coming to the US as anything but a tourist. |
Re: Help me please!!
Note that once you've had an interview by an institution, got their offer letter, applied to SEVIS, paid the SEVIS fee, got the receipt, applied for the visa, sorted your evidence out, had an interview, received the visa, and gotten back to the US, you may well have missed the start of term anyway.
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Re: Help me please!!
Originally Posted by bashy
(Post 8723604)
I will live with my girlfriend and I have enough money to pay for the school, I had to change my interveiw as the school chain im applying for the place was too far away but I have found somewhere closer. It will cost a lot but to be a good hairdresser, this will benefit my future if all goes well. Sucks I have to go back to apply for a visa but hey ho you live and learn
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Bill S. Yes they are thank you for that took me a while to find it lol. Look guys I have 15 grand in english pounds that I have saved up to do the american dream it just so happens I met an american girl and that has helped me make this dream more possible maybe transfer that to the american currency and you get $29.000 (I found out on a website) surely thats enough to pay for my class which is $7000-$12000 surely the rest of the money is enough to pay for a student visa and to live off?
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Re: Help me please!!
Originally Posted by bashy
(Post 8723754)
Bill S. Yes they are thank you for that took me a while to find it lol. Look guys I have 15 grand in english pounds that I have saved up to do the american dream it just so happens I met an american girl and that has helped me make this dream more possible maybe transfer that to the american currency and you get $29.000 (I found out on a website) surely thats enough to pay for my class which is $7000-$12000 surely the rest of the money is enough to pay for a student visa and to live off?
And it says $23,000. If the school tuition is $12,000 per session (is it just one session or what?), that leaves you only $11,000 leftover to live on. That won't go far. Of course it's not up to us to decide, anyway. Bring all your proof to the visa interview and see if the ConOff thinks it's enough. Rene |
Re: Help me please!!
If you really have that kind of cash, then surely you can afford a consultation with an immigration attorney for a reality check, yes?
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What do they talk about?
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bashy,
It's my suggestion that now that you have focused on a course of action (F-1 student visa for a SEVIS approved school) that you review the last several posts in this thread, and compose a new thread with any specific questions about applying for an F-1 visa. Before you do that, I request that you read the link provided for the US Embassy London regarding the requirements and procedures for applying for an F-1 student visa. This is a user help site; people can share their experiences and accumulated knowledge but you are expected to do the required research on your own. If you don't feel that you're understanding what you read, you're welcome to ask questions here but we expect that you respect the posters here by reading their replies, answering any follow up quesitons they ask and demonstrating that you are researching what you're asking about. If you need legal assistance, you can find a US immigration attorney at www.aila.org To everyone who has contributed to this thread, thank you very much for helping educate someone who is completely new to US immigration and visas in general. Remember to exercise patience of your own with your replies. When in doubt, you can post a link for the OP to find more information, or simply not reply. It's not worth you getting a headache over on such a lovely summer day. :) |
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