I would greatly appreciate if you can help with my predicament.
I am a Copywriter/Visualiser with a Bachelors in English. I have worked as a Medical Transcriptionist for 7 years and now am working as a Copywriter/Visualizer for 3 years. I'm 29. I've my sis settled with her family in US. Both my sister and brother-in-law are H1 visa holders. Their daughter is a US born. They are ready to help me, but I don't know how to go about it. My interests and passion lie in Writing/Media. Should i study more... what to do... no clue.
Even if and when she becomes a USC, you'll be in the 4th preference category meaning a long wait (years) for the visa number to become available.
The remaining options are marriage to a USC or via a work visa, H1 or L1 or further study on a J1 or F1 visa. Right now the economy is not good here so the chance of a work visa is slim. Good luck.
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Thank you for your reply. I appreciate it. If you don't mind, can I follow up with another query?!
I understand I need to study more and that is the chance I have. For that, i need to know what should I study... as you would've read above, I'm a copywriter and an ex-medical transcriptionist, what should I study along similar lines to land a job in US?
I know its too vague a question, but if you can throw some light on it, I would be glad.
Originally posted by Brit4064: Even if and when she becomes a USC, you'll be in the 4th preference category meaning a long wait (years) for the visa number to become available.
How long is that wait nowadays? I thought about petitioning for my brother, but he doesn't seem to be interested, so I am not going to do it, but I just want to let him now about the wait period, because come one day he wants it, I want to remind him "I told you so..."
Just sneak across our borders or commit fraud to obtain a visa, then, after you arrive in MY country, please contact Proud USC....she runs a business that caters to illegal aliens....she'll be happy to hire you for $5 a day, maybe even $10, depending on your education and experience....don't worry, she'll never report you to our authorities...she's far too interested in making some extra money in exchange for your cheap labor.
Originally posted by Someone12: Just sneak across our borders or commit fraud to obtain a visa, then, after you arrive in MY country, please contact Proud USC....she runs a business that caters to illegal aliens....she'll be happy to hire you for $5 a day, maybe even $10, depending on your education and experience....don't worry, she'll never report you to our authorities...she's far too interested in making some extra money in exchange for your cheap labor.
Go away, S12. You're drivel is getting boring.
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
Have a Barney Frank moment Proudie “Sir, trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table. I have no interest in doing it”
In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move - Douglas Adams
Originally posted by Brit4064: Have a Barney Frank moment Proudie “Sir, trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table. There's just no point in it”
Very true, Brittie. Ignore button is sounding better and better - lol!!!
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Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
Not my problem. It'll be too late when he changes his mind.
No Sir. I don't want to sneak in. I'm not looking to do a crime or cheap labor either. I'm a proud man and I just wanted to know how to go about coming to USA in a legal manner. I sought help on rules and regulations and things I might need to know.
"YOUR" country is the most powerful in the world and I respect that fact and your pride.
I come from a part of the world where we earn respect and don't demand one.