Probably heard it a thouisand times before...
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Probably heard it a thouisand times before...
Hello,
i am looking into the possibility of moving to america for a few years. Having checked the official government sites, i have discovered that they are almost incomprehensible. i wonder if you, more experienced, and english sensitive, guys may be able to shed any insight on the possibility of this happening.
heres my basic stuff:
university graduate 2 years ago.
i've got family living in america (uncles, cousins and aunties only, although 1 aunt and 2 cousins are americans)
i am not a proffessional.
come on america, i'm a good guy. i'm not aiming to subvert you or nothing.
any help muchly appreciated (i'll buy you a pint when i arrive)
cheers
rich
i am looking into the possibility of moving to america for a few years. Having checked the official government sites, i have discovered that they are almost incomprehensible. i wonder if you, more experienced, and english sensitive, guys may be able to shed any insight on the possibility of this happening.
heres my basic stuff:
university graduate 2 years ago.
i've got family living in america (uncles, cousins and aunties only, although 1 aunt and 2 cousins are americans)
i am not a proffessional.
come on america, i'm a good guy. i'm not aiming to subvert you or nothing.
any help muchly appreciated (i'll buy you a pint when i arrive)
cheers
rich
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Re: Probably heard it a thouisand times before...
Originally posted by gabbaman99
Hello,
i am looking into the possibility of moving to america for a few years. Having checked the official government sites, i have discovered that they are almost incomprehensible. i wonder if you, more experienced, and english sensitive, guys may be able to shed any insight on the possibility of this happening.
heres my basic stuff:
university graduate 2 years ago.
i've got family living in america (uncles, cousins and aunties only, although 1 aunt and 2 cousins are americans)
i am not a proffessional.
come on america, i'm a good guy. i'm not aiming to subvert you or nothing.
any help muchly appreciated (i'll buy you a pint when i arrive)
cheers
rich
Hello,
i am looking into the possibility of moving to america for a few years. Having checked the official government sites, i have discovered that they are almost incomprehensible. i wonder if you, more experienced, and english sensitive, guys may be able to shed any insight on the possibility of this happening.
heres my basic stuff:
university graduate 2 years ago.
i've got family living in america (uncles, cousins and aunties only, although 1 aunt and 2 cousins are americans)
i am not a proffessional.
come on america, i'm a good guy. i'm not aiming to subvert you or nothing.
any help muchly appreciated (i'll buy you a pint when i arrive)
cheers
rich
(i) Marriage (or engagement in anticipation of marriage) to a US citizen.
(ii) You have skills that are in short supply in the US e.g. IT, scientific or medical training.
(iii) You have an employer who is willing to transfer you - but even the employer has to make a good case for you - so you have to be a manager unless you fall under category (ii), above.
(iv) get a greencard in the diversity lottery (UK citizens, except N.Ireland are not eligible)
(v) You own a business (does not get you permanent resident status i.e. no greencard)
(vi) You are an "investor" i.e. you have at least US$1m in assets to bring with you.
It is not easy to get even a recruitment agent to take you seriously if you are not already in the US, but if you are getting a visa under (ii) above then you need a job offer before you can get the visa. It's a chicken and egg situation.
If you want to come to live in the US then, as a British citizen, the only realistic options you have are (ii) or (iii) in my list above.
I hope this helps."
from: Pulaski, 2002-3, BritishExPats.
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cheers for that.
doesnt sound too promising then. anybody actually done it in a similar way to what i would be trying?
doesnt sound too promising then. anybody actually done it in a similar way to what i would be trying?
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Re: Probably heard it a thouisand times before...
Originally posted by ScarlettHill
...... from: Pulaski, 2002-3, BritishExPats.
...... from: Pulaski, 2002-3, BritishExPats.
Have I invented the "self-posting post"?
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Re: Probably heard it a thouisand times before...
Originally posted by Pulaski
ROFLMAO!
Have I invented the "self-posting post"?
ROFLMAO!
Have I invented the "self-posting post"?
All questions to Pulanski today please..........
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Re: Probably heard it a thouisand times before...
Originally posted by ray6
They have got a damm cheek...Especially on your 5th star day.....
All questions to Pulaski today please..........
They have got a damm cheek...Especially on your 5th star day.....
All questions to Pulaski today please..........