Where to start people?
hey every1:)
I am a bit confused on a few things here, I'll give u a rough background first off. I live in N.Ireland, I'm a mature student that is studying @ uni after I finish I have in mind to move to the states with my partner, (I do have relatives living there e.g. Aunt + Uncle.) I know, they cannot sponsor me because they arent my immediate relatives. So what are my options here? bear in mind I'm doing an archaeology degree and there arent many archaeology jobs in Minnesota ( I thought it would be better to have a degree in order to move to USA) , however graduates can go right into management graduate programmes that will ensure employment e.g. retail stores, etc. (This I have checked ) I have worked in retail the majority of my life so that would contribute. Also I have a trade in Beauty Therapy. Yep jack of all trades:D What type of visa would I be able to go for? How long would a visa take? 2-3 yrs? What is the deal with a green card, would my partner and I be able to apply for 1? Would I have to get married to my partner first prior to applying for a Visa? |
Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113307)
hey every1:)
I am a bit confused on a few things here, I'll give u a rough background first off. I live in N.Ireland, I'm a mature student that is studying @ uni after I finish I have in mind to move to the states with my partner, (I do have relatives living there e.g. Aunt + Uncle.) I know, they cannot sponsor me because they arent my immediate relatives. So what are my options here? bear in mind I'm doing an archaeology degree and there arent many archaeology jobs in Minnesota ( I thought it would be better to have a degree in order to move to USA) , however graduates can go right into management graduate programmes that will ensure employment e.g. retail stores, etc. (This I have checked ) I have worked in retail the majority of my life so that would contribute. Also I have a trade in Beauty Therapy. Yep jack of all trades:D What type of visa would I be able to go for? How long would a visa take? 2-3 yrs? What is the deal with a green card, would my partner and I be able to apply for 1? Would I have to get married to my partner first prior to applying for a Visa? http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...84#post9035184 |
Re: Where to start people?
yea but not many people gave me constructive advice that time, so thats why I have posted it again:)
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Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113307)
hey every1:)
I am a bit confused on a few things here, I'll give u a rough background first off. I live in N.Ireland, I'm a mature student that is studying @ uni after I finish I have in mind to move to the states with my partner, (I do have relatives living there e.g. Aunt + Uncle.) I know, they cannot sponsor me because they arent my immediate relatives. So what are my options here? bear in mind I'm doing an archaeology degree and there arent many archaeology jobs in Minnesota ( I thought it would be better to have a degree in order to move to USA) , however graduates can go right into management graduate programmes that will ensure employment e.g. retail stores, etc. (This I have checked ) I have worked in retail the majority of my life so that would contribute. Also I have a trade in Beauty Therapy. Yep jack of all trades:D What type of visa would I be able to go for? How long would a visa take? 2-3 yrs? What is the deal with a green card, would my partner and I be able to apply for 1? Would I have to get married to my partner first prior to applying for a Visa? This site has a lot of information about the process once you've established how you will qualify for a visa (through your SO). http://britishexpats.com/wiki/CR-1 http://britishexpats.com/wiki/K1 ETA I'm not sure if that's 'constructive' enough advice, but neither is asking 'people' where to start. LOL |
Re: Where to start people?
thanks:D, but he (my partner) is also from N.Ireland. its totally confusing on the visa that you can apply for, if you cant get sponsored by your family or work.
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Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113334)
thanks:D, but he (my partner) is also from N.Ireland. its totally confusing on the visa that you can apply for, if you cant get sponsored by your family or work.
And yes - your options are basically non existent if you do not qualify through your family or work. Sorry to disappoint you on that. I can't imagine a scenario in which you would qualify for a work visa given what you describe. You'd basically have to find a US employer to sponsor you, which will be a stretch given they can likely find a US employee to do the same job. |
Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113319)
yea but not many people gave me constructive advice that time, so thats why I have posted it again:)
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Re: Where to start people?
I know I thought the exact same:) , but which website (if any) would there be a list of employers that would sponsor me through a work visa,because I have checked online and nothing seems to come up whatsoever.
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Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113370)
I know I thought the exact same:) , but which website (if any) would there be a list of employers that would sponsor me through a work visa,because I have checked online and nothing seems to come up whatsoever.
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Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113370)
I know I thought the exact same:) , but which website (if any) would there be a list of employers that would sponsor me through a work visa,because I have checked online and nothing seems to come up whatsoever.
http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Pulask...ork_in_the_USA |
Re: Where to start people?
Your best bet may be for each of you to apply for the DV lottery (if you were both born on the island of Ireland, north or south) and hope your number comes up!
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Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113370)
but which website (if any) would there be a list of employers that would sponsor me through a work visa
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Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113319)
yea but not many people gave me constructive advice that time, so thats why I have posted it again:)
It's not KFC, you don't just rock up and place your order for "advice". :blink: It's a discussion forum, where, you know, you discuss... |
Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by chrissie12
(Post 9113307)
hey every1:)
I am a bit confused on a few things here, I'll give u a rough background first off. I live in N.Ireland, I'm a mature student that is studying @ uni after I finish I have in mind to move to the states with my partner, (I do have relatives living there e.g. Aunt + Uncle.) I know, they cannot sponsor me because they arent my immediate relatives. So what are my options here? bear in mind I'm doing an archaeology degree and there arent many archaeology jobs in Minnesota ( I thought it would be better to have a degree in order to move to USA) , however graduates can go right into management graduate programmes that will ensure employment e.g. retail stores, etc. (This I have checked ) I have worked in retail the majority of my life so that would contribute. Also I have a trade in Beauty Therapy. Yep jack of all trades:D What type of visa would I be able to go for? How long would a visa take? 2-3 yrs? What is the deal with a green card, would my partner and I be able to apply for 1? Would I have to get married to my partner first prior to applying for a Visa? As it stands now, barring the DV lottery (which we still have no idea if you are eligible for), you have no way of legally immigrating to the US. |
Re: Where to start people?
Originally Posted by avanutria
(Post 9113414)
Your best bet may be for each of you to apply for the DV lottery (if you were both born on the island of Ireland, north or south) and hope your number comes up!
Ian |
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