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26-Sep-2000 08:33 PM |
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OneLove |
Hello, I just would like to know if you guys know how it would be like to come to the U.S. I mean this friend of mine wants to come to the U.S. and she is a canadian citizen and she wants to study in the U.S. How would she go about it? She wouls just like to come on over to the U.S. is the bottom line, thank you all and I hope you guys could help me!
Sincerely~ One Love If you would like to email me it's: fubudogg5@hotmail.com |
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27-Sep-2000 12:09 PM |
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If she's a Canadian citizen, she just needs to get a driver's license, a passport, and a tank of gas. She'd be given an I-94 card for a B-2 tourist when she comes over the border.
If she wants to be a student, she should decide what school she wants to apply to, apply, get an I-20 from that school, and have it processed by INS as she comes over the border. She'll then need to be a full-time student at that school. If she wants to work in the US, she should find a company that will hire her & apply for a Trade NAFTA visa for her. |
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29-Sep-2000 06:59 PM |
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OneLove |
well I was wondering what they'd (U.S.) do if I marry this girl and could she be a permanent resident? If I marry her what then? I'm a permanent resident. I'm going to be applying to become a U.S. citizen soon but I just wanna' know what I could do about her?! If you could tell me this I'll really appreciate it!
Thanks~ OneLove |
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30-Sep-2000 11:52 AM |
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steve |
If you're talking marriage, don't make that decision based on your relative visa catagories. Talk to a marriage counselor who will give you sound, objective feedback. Give your marriage more thought than just popping a note off to a bunch on anonymous people on the internet.
Regarding your visa situation, talk to an immigration lawyer. A K1 visa is for a person's fiance, but I really don't know the rules surrounding it. I believe its good for six months, but again, find a better source than this (no offense to other participants intended). |
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