Embassies & Consulates. What Do I Need To Know About Moving To The United States?
Embassies & Consulates. My Fiance Is An American Citizen. I Am Considering The Move. I Would Like To Have A Job There Before Emmigrating. Just Be Rea
Embassies Consulates : What Do I Need To Know About Moving To The United States
My fiance is an American citizen. I am considering the move. I would like to have a job there before emmigrating. ~~~ keyway51 ~~~
Best Answer To Embassies Consulates Question
I hope you like working in the service industry.
All Answers To Embassies Consulates Questions
Answer 1All the American jobs are moving over seas, but good luck.
Answer 2Just be ready to party!
Answer 3My fiance is also in the US. If you want to have a job you will need to get a work visa. All the info is located on gov't websites. The only other options are a fiance visa or a spousal sponsership. Congrats and hope it all goes well for yoU!
Answer 4get a job before you move, it can take a while to find one when you are their.
Answer 5If you can speak English you have a good chance of getting a pretty good job and so long as you are coming here legally, welcome to the USA and good luck to you
Answer 6it's good if you have an education. post a resume online and be sure to have all your immmigration issues handled before applying for a job... you need work authorization. which isn't hard you just have to get married and apply. consult the embassy for that.
Answer 7I hope you like working in the service industry.
Answer 8It sux
Answer 9Well good for you casue you are coming legally. This is a great nation a nation who still has diginity even after the rise of terror cowardly europeans are doing nothing about it.
Answer 10Know that *some* folks (not all, please) may prejudge you or typecast you for reasons not apparent to you. (In an odd sense, you might even say to yourself, "Who gets to be the last immigrant?") I won't rant too much about politics here, but items such as skin color and other aspects of body shape, language oddities, and oddities of *perceived* belief systems may lead to discrimination against you.
Answer 11You can have a job lined up beforehand, but you can't work until you have a green card. You need to get married, move to America, and apply for an adjustment of status to get a green card. You can't work until you have a permanent resident card, unless you apply for a work visa, which is difficult and may muck up the whole process of applying for a spousal visa.
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