Work in US - any ideas?
Jan 9th 2006, 2:50 pm
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Work in US - any ideas?
Hello everyone,
Hope I can get some fresh ideas from someone.
I'm a British citizen that wish to work in America. Married but with no higher education. That said I never saw it as an obstacle.
Can anyone give me ideas how to get work in America. Anything. Always the best option of doing things was to know someone, but most people I made friends with I lost contact over time.I played rugby and travelled through the US in 1998. Made loads of friends, played rugby and travelled with the team. Some great memories.
It seems near impossible for someone to get a sponsorship for H1B visa nowadays. You got a better chance winning the National Lottery....
Hope I can get some fresh ideas from someone.
I'm a British citizen that wish to work in America. Married but with no higher education. That said I never saw it as an obstacle.
Can anyone give me ideas how to get work in America. Anything. Always the best option of doing things was to know someone, but most people I made friends with I lost contact over time.I played rugby and travelled through the US in 1998. Made loads of friends, played rugby and travelled with the team. Some great memories.
It seems near impossible for someone to get a sponsorship for H1B visa nowadays. You got a better chance winning the National Lottery....
Jan 9th 2006, 2:58 pm
#2
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Re: Work in US - any ideas?
I'm going to be nice now before the others start laughing, not a chance, just keep dreaming of winning the lottery, sorry I know you didnt want to hear that.
Jan 9th 2006, 3:23 pm
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Re: Work in US - any ideas?
*sigh* Well, Hot assed dune boy, I dont think there's much opportunity for visas based on having a hot ass.
Jan 9th 2006, 3:27 pm
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Re: Work in US - any ideas?
The hot ass is a good start....not MacD Obese yet.
Jan 9th 2006, 3:42 pm
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Re: Work in US - any ideas?
Keep playing that lottery, if you win... get a millionair's visa.
Jan 9th 2006, 4:09 pm
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Re: Work in US - any ideas?
Originally Posted by HotassedDuneboy
Hello everyone,
Hope I can get some fresh ideas from someone.
I'm a British citizen that wish to work in America. Married but with no higher education. That said I never saw it as an obstacle.
Can anyone give me ideas how to get work in America. Anything. Always the best option of doing things was to know someone, but most people I made friends with I lost contact over time.I played rugby and travelled through the US in 1998. Made loads of friends, played rugby and travelled with the team. Some great memories.
It seems near impossible for someone to get a sponsorship for H1B visa nowadays. You got a better chance winning the National Lottery....
Hope I can get some fresh ideas from someone.
I'm a British citizen that wish to work in America. Married but with no higher education. That said I never saw it as an obstacle.
Can anyone give me ideas how to get work in America. Anything. Always the best option of doing things was to know someone, but most people I made friends with I lost contact over time.I played rugby and travelled through the US in 1998. Made loads of friends, played rugby and travelled with the team. Some great memories.
It seems near impossible for someone to get a sponsorship for H1B visa nowadays. You got a better chance winning the National Lottery....
See everyone else, i can be polite!
Jan 9th 2006, 4:16 pm
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Re: Work in US - any ideas?
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
*sigh* Well, Hot assed dune boy, I dont think there's much opportunity for visas based on having a hot ass.
Hasn't Peter Mandelson managed to secure a few visas for some nice brazilian boys in the past based solely on that criteria.
