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Hannahlou Mar 26th 2008 7:13 am

Advice desperately needed.
 
Hi Everyone

We are looking to move to the States and are currently bogged down with so much info and ways to go about it. We have got two children 11 and 7, my husband has got his own business in Automotive Engineering and I am currently a qualified Teaching Assistant and have almost completed a honors degree in Education. We have been told that we may have a chance if we invest...
Can anyone please give us an idea which route we would be better pursuing?
We desperately want to move to the States but are unsure of the best options and want to get it right.

Cheers everyone.:p

Noorah101 Mar 26th 2008 7:50 am

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 

Originally Posted by Hannahlou (Post 6115301)
Hi Everyone

We are looking to move to the States and are currently bogged down with so much info and ways to go about it. We have got two children 11 and 7, my husband has got his own business in Automotive Engineering and I am currently a qualified Teaching Assistant and have almost completed a honors degree in Education. We have been told that we may have a chance if we invest...
Can anyone please give us an idea which route we would be better pursuing?
We desperately want to move to the States but are unsure of the best options and want to get it right.

Cheers everyone.:p

Here are all the ways...this might help you figure out which method works best for you:

http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Pulask...ork_in_the_USA

Best Wishes,
Rene

Bob Mar 26th 2008 9:11 am

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 
Investment visa would get you over here, but as you've got kids, it's a bit shit as they would have to get their own visa's or sod off at 21, like wise if the business goes under, you'd have to sod off and all that.

Best bet would be looking into the L1 if the husbands business is fairly sizable, either that or get a job with a company that could eventually transfer him.

Employment based H1 wouldn't be much fun for you, and you really wouldn't have a hope finding a place this year anyway.

It's pretty much down to what his business is all about, as a teaching assistant wouldn't get you anything I'm afraid.

Folinskyinla Mar 26th 2008 3:20 pm

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 

Originally Posted by Hannahlou (Post 6115301)
Hi Everyone

We are looking to move to the States and are currently bogged down with so much info and ways to go about it. We have got two children 11 and 7, my husband has got his own business in Automotive Engineering and I am currently a qualified Teaching Assistant and have almost completed a honors degree in Education. We have been told that we may have a chance if we invest...
Can anyone please give us an idea which route we would be better pursuing?
We desperately want to move to the States but are unsure of the best options and want to get it right.

Cheers everyone.:p

Hi:

Consult with a competent American Immigration Attorney. There happen to be several in London.

At least one used to post on this board. However, the powers that be are quite selective in enforcing their rules. The London guy said to hell with it and doesn't post. I try to follow the rules, when I violate them I fix my behavior, when the rules are grossly misinterpreted against me, I simply go away for a while, but first say good bye. I note one attorney is allowed to violate the rules with impunity.

Really doesn't bother me all that much, I save my aggravation for CIS and department of state and other agencies of the Dark Forces.

Good luck.

Ray Mar 26th 2008 3:41 pm

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 

Originally Posted by Folinskyinla (Post 6117029)
Hi:

Consult with a competent American Immigration Attorney. There happen to be several in London.

At least one used to post on this board. However, the powers that be are quite selective in enforcing their rules. The London guy said to hell with it and doesn't post. I try to follow the rules, when I violate them I fix my behavior, when the rules are grossly misinterpreted against me, I simply go away for a while, but first say good bye. I note one attorney is allowed to violate the rules with impunity.

Really doesn't bother me all that much, I save my aggravation for CIS and department of state and other agencies of the Dark Forces.

Good luck.

I think you just broke rule 14 ......lol

fatbrit Mar 26th 2008 3:42 pm

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 

Originally Posted by Folinskyinla (Post 6117029)
At least one used to post on this board. However, the powers that be are quite selective in enforcing their rules. The London guy said to hell with it and doesn't post. I try to follow the rules, when I violate them I fix my behavior, when the rules are grossly misinterpreted against me, I simply go away for a while, but first say good bye. I note one attorney is allowed to violate the rules with impunity.

Really doesn't bother me all that much, I save my aggravation for CIS and department of state and other agencies of the Dark Forces.

Tell us who's picking on you and we'll go beat them up.

scrubbedexpat099 Mar 26th 2008 3:57 pm

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 

Originally Posted by fatbrit (Post 6117061)
Tell us who's picking on you and we'll go beat them up.

You and whose sheep?

fatbrit Mar 26th 2008 4:06 pm

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 

Originally Posted by Boiler (Post 6117086)
You and whose sheep?

The immigration anoraks can get pretty rowdy given a just cause.

scrubbedexpat099 Mar 26th 2008 4:53 pm

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 

Originally Posted by fatbrit (Post 6117099)
The immigration anoraks can get pretty rowdy given a just cause.

Now there is a term I have used to blank faces, Anoraks.

I used it in a train conetation, turns out the US version is Foamers.

fatbrit Mar 26th 2008 4:57 pm

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Originally Posted by Boiler (Post 6117167)
Now there is a term I have used to blank faces, Anoraks.

I used it in a train conetation, turns out the US version is Foamers.

Credit goes here.

meauxna Mar 27th 2008 5:47 am

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Originally Posted by Boiler (Post 6117167)
Now there is a term I have used to blank faces, Anoraks.

I used it in a train conetation, turns out the US version is Foamers.

And yet, I'm still drawing a blank.....

Enlightenment, please?

wordfool Mar 27th 2008 5:52 am

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 
people who make their own cappuccino foam?

Ray Mar 27th 2008 5:54 am

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 

Originally Posted by meauxna (Post 6119762)
And yet, I'm still drawing a blank.....

Enlightenment, please?

In slang an anorak is a person, typically a man, who has unfathomable interest in arcane, detailed information regarded as boring by the rest of the population, and who feels compelled to talk at length about this information to anyone within earshot.

In Britain, people who wear anoraks in their social life are often stereotyped as trainspotters or persons with unimaginative and dull pastimes/hobbies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anorak_(slang)

meauxna Mar 27th 2008 6:19 am

Re: Advice desperately needed.
 
Ahhhh. Uber geeks then.
Yes, I can see the 'immigration Anorak' fitting now...

fatbrit Mar 27th 2008 6:36 am

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Originally Posted by meauxna (Post 6119900)
Ahhhh. Uber geeks then.
Yes, I can see the 'immigration Anorak' fitting now...

Here's Ian....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/nottingham/cont...dy_120x180.jpg


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