Sarah Dreams

Requirements to live in the USA

Saturday, May 29, 2010 12:57:12 PM

1. Be a foreign exchange student. (trading one of ours for yours works fairly)
2. Have either one of.......
H1B VISA
H2B VISA
E3 VISA PROGRAM– similar to the H1B but is available to Australian Citizens only (huh?!

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TN1 VISA PROGRAM – similar to the H1B but is available to Canadian & Mexican Citizens only

GREEN CARD – permanent residency visa – unlimited duration, can lead to US Citizenzenship

L1 VISA PROGRAM – for senior employees who work for Company outside the USA and want to transfer to same Companies offices in the USA

E2 INVESTORS / BUSINESS VISA PROGRAM – for people who want to buy/invest/start a business in the USA

J1 TRAINING / WORK VISA PROGRAM – short term training/learning visa to further your skills in the USA and then return to your home Country to apply them

(so far not difficult, huh?)

And after reading this......HOW TO BECOME A US CITIZEN......I realized, there are US citizens that should NOT be US citizens. Why isn't this country able to deport it's own a$$holes that live here? It's not the American Way? Or is it?

Don't forget...you can apply to go to a University (boosting our overall GPA, or ELSE,) and you also may join an armed service and die for the freedom of our country.

Go to THIS website for more information on jobs and sponsorship and have a great day!

(this was not a copy and paste email, by the way) I wrote this out of anger for the process of freedom in the world.

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Comments

Sarah Dreamsangel292005 # Tuesday, June 1, 2010 11:02:11 AM

It seems like the 3rd world countries need so much work and help. There is something deeper lying that prevents them from doing so. Some countries are obviously poor but they must live as natives to survive. Maybe them having glimpses of better places (from T.V., internet, etc.) has drove them even harder to escape their poverty.

Sarah Dreamsangel292005 # Tuesday, June 1, 2010 1:01:30 PM

Originally posted by iJaisen:

sometimes for years at a time

sad....

Originally posted by iJaisen:

Government officials and never gets to the people that need it most

Exactly! It's just sick. I don't understand why people aren't taught how to live off of the land that they are living in. Unless it is desert, then I can understand.

Sarah Dreamsangel292005 # Wednesday, June 2, 2010 12:23:01 PM

I can not figure out......HOW can they spend money while their people are starving?!

Sarah Dreamsangel292005 # Thursday, June 3, 2010 3:57:56 PM

It's all about the rich man and his greed.

Dan DeVilledmfalmeida # Wednesday, June 9, 2010 12:37:25 PM

Dear Sarah and Jaisen,

I have lived in America for a while, and I'm in the process of moving to the USA once again this year. Brazil is not a bad country to live in, but the main issue is how much our money can buy.

The buying power of the dollars in America is way better than Real here in Brazil. For instance: with 1,000 dollars I can buy much more in American than with 1,000 reals here in Brazil.

So it seems to me that we can pursue a better life-style while living in developed countries. Let's take myself as an example: I am a graduated and qualified professional (and do carry some experience). I'm 28 years old, and I struggle very much to buy a refrigerator and an oven for my rented house. So, come on, these are the simplest appliances and I can't afford them. Microwave oven? 2011 maybe.

I guess I made my point here.
Btw, can't wait to go to American once again (this time to Miami) and I'm still struggling about my visa. As I'm going to work as a freelance designer, I basically have no documentation to apply for a J1 visa this time. A letter from an american company telling the american embassy that they want me working as a trainee would do. But so far, nothing.

Great post Sarah.

Sarah Dreamsangel292005 # Saturday, June 12, 2010 7:52:26 PM

Originally posted by dmfalmeida:

A letter from an american company telling the american embassy that they want me working as a trainee would do.

That's a start.

I wish you the best of luck...if you ever need anything just drop me a line.

Sarah Dreamsangel292005 # Saturday, June 12, 2010 7:54:53 PM

Originally posted by iJaisen:

There's no competition down here so they can charge whatever they like.

Jaisen, I remember the day when we also didn't have a choice, it was about 7 years ago, (I think) Now there are more companies than you can count which is wonderful and keeps cost down. By now, though, the original company (TXU) is working with people more and being more lenient. I pray that one day that will also be the case with your country.

Sarah Dreamsangel292005 # Sunday, June 13, 2010 7:06:47 PM

I remember that frustration. I have to say, though, not all of America has a choice to chose what power company that they use. Texas is just one of the states that adopted this idea.

A friend of mine that lives north of me in a small town in another state doesn't have a choice. Also, I have only one choice of water company...the city. That's it!

Your right about the kickbacks...