Help, I am English hopefully moving to america???

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BotwrightMember01 July 2009 11:16:21

Hi I am from england but hopefully moving to america, ohio next year??

Does anyone have any information about visas?? i think at the moment i require a working visa. my partner is american but we have no plans to get married within the next couple of years so i think ta working visa is the best way forward.

can anyone guide me in the right direction as to how i go about this and who to contact??

regards

Sarah :~)

poppy chenNew member15 July 2009 20:59:15

find yourself a reputable attorney who can help you navigate the system.
I found these guys to be helpful.

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Good Luck!

destino do shamanMember23 October 2009 21:46:02

talk with a lawyer before make any moves

destino do shamanMember23 October 2009 21:49:21

it s a very hard process to get a green card based in work, so you will need help from attorneys, if needed some names ask i will tell you.\if you marry your American partner it will be a much quick and easier process. but i am no lawyer go with a pro.

AlexandraNJNew member25 February 2010 18:07:40

The easier way is to find a job in the US first or to have your company relocate you.

This is difficult but everything else wont be easy either. I don't want to recommend to get married for the Visa but it would simplify things!

Alexandra

sara aevalo lopezGuest16 March 2010 13:30:29

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I live in Ecuador and it is a wonderful country. Its people are so kind and nice, and they will give you the most charminmg welcome. I have put together a helpful fact sheet, an aricle aboput what kind of visa is the best in your case, and also an article on Ecuadorian manners and customs

JulienFounder16 March 2010 13:34:18

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Welcome on board sara aevalo lopez, maybe you should post in the Ecuador forum ?

Marie86Member25 April 2010 15:52:46

Yep find a job first and the company will provide you with the visa !

GlobalseekMember20 October 2010 12:21:32

I have been trying to configure this too, but I don't get this - in order to get a job offer from a US organisation, one needs an employment-based visa to the US and in order to get the employment-based visa, one needs a job offer.

This looks complicated to me.

Can someone please explain it?

Attorneys are very expensive.

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