E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
Hi I have a question about degrees...
I have a B.Sc (bachelor of science) with a psychology major. Nothing higher
As the subject of psychology is broad, it can encompass things from social work to working as an HR manager, and even in sales.
Has anyone gotten, or know of anyone who has been granted a visa with the use of a psychology major in a bachelors degree?
I was thinking of getting a job in aged care.
Please help! I am very nervous and want this badly.
I have a B.Sc (bachelor of science) with a psychology major. Nothing higher
As the subject of psychology is broad, it can encompass things from social work to working as an HR manager, and even in sales.
Has anyone gotten, or know of anyone who has been granted a visa with the use of a psychology major in a bachelors degree?
I was thinking of getting a job in aged care.
Please help! I am very nervous and want this badly.
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E3d Application
Hi Everyone,
Thanks in advance for your help.
My partner has her e3 and is already in the USA. I'm back here in Melbourne and looking to get my e3d Visa followed by my EAD.
First step; Booking an appointment using VisaPoint.
Which category should I select? The obvious one is 'Temporary Work Program Australian Citizens (E3)' but this then goes on to ask me if I have a ETA Form 9035 which my partner did have when she applied but I'm not sure if I will need to produce it again?
Is E3 the correct category for me to select if I am attending the appointment without the principal applicant for an E3d application?
Thanks,
Tom
Thanks in advance for your help.
My partner has her e3 and is already in the USA. I'm back here in Melbourne and looking to get my e3d Visa followed by my EAD.
First step; Booking an appointment using VisaPoint.
Which category should I select? The obvious one is 'Temporary Work Program Australian Citizens (E3)' but this then goes on to ask me if I have a ETA Form 9035 which my partner did have when she applied but I'm not sure if I will need to produce it again?
Is E3 the correct category for me to select if I am attending the appointment without the principal applicant for an E3d application?
Thanks,
Tom
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
Thanks for the reply Ian.
I'll proceed to book the appointment shortly.
I've done a fair bit of reading about applying for an EAD but I have one outstanding question.
I'm currently employed in Melbourne and if it all possible, I'd prefer not to leave for the states until I've got my EAD.
The I-765 form question 10 asks for an A-Number or I-94 Number (If any).
- Is it possible to submit the I-765 without my I-94 or will it get rejected without?
- Is the only way to get an I-94 to enter the USA?
Ultimately I'd like to get my E3-D here, submit the EAD application then quit and go to the USA with an EAD.
Thanks again,
Tom
I'll proceed to book the appointment shortly.
I've done a fair bit of reading about applying for an EAD but I have one outstanding question.
I'm currently employed in Melbourne and if it all possible, I'd prefer not to leave for the states until I've got my EAD.
The I-765 form question 10 asks for an A-Number or I-94 Number (If any).
- Is it possible to submit the I-765 without my I-94 or will it get rejected without?
- Is the only way to get an I-94 to enter the USA?
Ultimately I'd like to get my E3-D here, submit the EAD application then quit and go to the USA with an EAD.
Thanks again,
Tom
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
You can submit your EAD application after arrival, but not before.
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
Thank you.
Looks like a quick trip into LAX and back for a weekend!
Looks like a quick trip into LAX and back for a weekend!
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
Well the thing is, I'm not sure if they want a I-94 number that's still current. When you leave the U.S., your I-94 is taken away and presumably get filed. If you put that I-94 number on the EAD application, I'm not sure if it'll delay processing.
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
Maybe a trip for a few weeks instead?
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
Interesting.
I remember reading a thread last night on here where the applicant had an expired I94 and entered that on the application.
The worst case scenario is I pack my bags in June when my contract finishes, head to the US and play XBox for 12 weeks
I might be able to pick up a contract in London for a few weeks though as I have working rights there and some contacts from previous work. If this was the case, do you think I'd need to stay in the US for a few weeks while my application is initially processed so my i94 is valid?
I remember reading a thread last night on here where the applicant had an expired I94 and entered that on the application.
The worst case scenario is I pack my bags in June when my contract finishes, head to the US and play XBox for 12 weeks
I might be able to pick up a contract in London for a few weeks though as I have working rights there and some contacts from previous work. If this was the case, do you think I'd need to stay in the US for a few weeks while my application is initially processed so my i94 is valid?
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
What I'm proposing is to enter the USA to get my I94, submit my EAD application and stick around the states for a few weeks. After this time, I'd look to jump over to London for 8 weeks and pick up some work there.
Would 4 weeks in the USA be a sufficient duration for me to stay in the USA and keep my I94 valid or will I need to stay around for the entire 3 months while my application is being processed?
Thanks,
Tom
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
Would 4 weeks in the USA be a sufficient duration for me to stay in the USA and keep my I94 valid or will I need to stay around for the entire 3 months while my application is being processed?
Be certain to provide a valid and stable US address where the EAD can be sent.
Ian
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Re: E-3 Visa for Australians Thread- It's all in here
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Other people have done exactly what you propose. Come to the US, gain status, file EAD, do biometrics, leave until EAD is issued, return to US.
It doesn't matter that you would have a different I-94 at return (different from the one you applied for the EAD with).
You have to wait for the biometrics appointment. You can read posts in this forum about applying for EAD to get others' experiences.