searching for US Embassy website here in Qatar, to access to thier on line form application for applying US tourist visa.  I could not find it . please help. Thanks.
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The instructions and forms are here: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1262.html
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If this is a United States passport and your pages are full:\n\nMail completed form DS-4085, Application for Additional Visa Pages, with your passport to the following address:\n\nIf using USPS:\n\nNational Passport Processing\nP.O. Box 13408\nPhiladelphia, PA 19101-3408\n\nIf using other delivery service:\n\nNational Passport Processing\nATTN: Department 3408\n1617 Brett Road\nNew Castle, DE 19720\n\nYou can also download the form on the State Department website.\n\nIf you travel extensively and need a new passport, you may request a larger, 48-page passport at no additional cost. To do so, please attach a signed request for a 48-page passport to your application
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You need to go to the US embassy in Nairobi or Mombasa and apply for a Visa there.
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Here's the website for the Iraqi Embassy here in the US.\n\nhttp://www.iraqiembassy.org/contact.html
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You have to go call and check the US embassy nearest to you in China. If the employer already has provided the paperwork check with the embassy.\n\nMy Filipino grandmother resides part time in Spain wanted to go to the US and asked the US Embassy in Madrid. US Embassy Madrid said she needs to apply in her country of origin, meaning the embassy in Manila. So she had to go home in Manila to apply for a tourist visa to the US\n\nIt is best to check with the embassy
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You have to get a visa. If you are telling the truth, go to another city and go to the nearest US embassy.
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That is the application to get ur green card when u entered the US with different type of visa...working or visitor's visa..check uscis.gov  for more info
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Hello dear!\nIf you can't find it through the internet. try calling the consulate or embassy!
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I can't find the form on line:  call the National Customer Service Center at 1-800-375-5283 \n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=7220c9ee2f82b010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=7220c9ee2f82b010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD
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Don't trust anyone on this site to tell you.  Go to the U.S. Consulate in whatever city you're from, or the nearest major city if you're from a small town.
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Ok I can will tell you the steps and give you some web addresses, I have already done this, I am USA citizen and I married someone in a part of Africa.  First you need to file the form I-130 and send this in, this is the paper that will get your wife her visa, but right now it can take up to 1.5 year for this process, but after you file this form you will get a receipt in the mail showing they received it and it is being looked too (you will get the receipt in no more than 30 days, I got mine in 2 weeks.  After you get this receipt you need to file the I-129F form, this form will get your wife the K-3 visa, which means she can come here to be with you while the process of her normal visa is being done.  Always remember, your wife can come here on the K-3 visa cause she is considered your immediate family and they put this first when doing the visas.  The first form costs 190$ to file, and the second one is 170$.  After you do this second form you dont have to do anything else unless the immigration contacts you and needs more information, like information about your financial status, how you will support her while she is here, and you might have to have a meeting with someone from immigration.  After they receive the I-129F form at the immigration office they will contact the embassy in her country and the embassy will contact her to prepare for her meeting with the ambassador and so forth.  I hope this helps and gives you a good idea.  Below is some webs that are very important, and the first one is where you should download and print out the forms i told you about.
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This is the site for applying for a Link card on-line:\n\nhttp://www.dhs.state.il.us/ts/fss/dhs_foodStamps_fsai.asp
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Besides the 2 sites mentionned earlier, you should register your resume with:\nBayt\nwww.bayt.com\nMiscellaneous job search engines\nwww.gulfjobsites.com\nTotal\nwww.careers.total.com\nQatar Petroleum\nwww.qp.com.qa\nKey Resources\nwww.keyresourcesrecruitment-qatar.com\nHays\nwww.hays.com\nGulf Talent\nwww.gulftalent.com\n\nOur family lives in Qatar for the past 4 years and Qatar is the safest place we ever experienced after spending years in Florida and France. It is very safe for kids and women, you do not have to worry about burglary, rape, car hijacking, or children kidnapping! Ladies can have a regular life meaning having a job, driving a car and not having to wear hijab (scarf) or abaya (black dress covering all body) like in Saudi Arabia! This shows you already how open minded the country is compared to other parts of the Middle East (we have a lady minister of education for the past 2 years). You need to sign your contract overseas (best deals because you usually get a nice salary, + housing, + car, + insurance) and you also get a tax break of $ 80 K with the IRS if you are US citizen. If you come here and look for a "local hire" position it will be more difficult, and the deals are not good. You need to make sure housing is fully paid by company whatever your require (appartment, villa, etc.) Rentals have doubled and tripled in the past 2 years and you can not find a villa under 15,000 QR (4,000 $ US). Inflation has been very high in the past 2 years (officially 12 % but it is over 20 %). \nThere is an amazing Education City shaping up and several US colleges have already moved in (Texas A&M, Carnegie Mellon, Georgetown, VCU, Weill Cornell with a teaching hospital of 350 beds to open soon).\nYou have to know that we are over 830,000 inhabitants in this country and 3/4 are expatriates (majority coming from south Asia) and about 200,000 Qataris. Right now they try to have more Qataris get good positions and have more Qatari women in the working force, but there is still space for people with good education and experience. Engineering and medical field will always be in need.\nTo find a job over here, you have to apply online and check different sites. I will list you a bunch of sites to visit for more informations and to check job vacancies.\nGood luck!
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http://www.visapro.com/US-INS-Forms/Form-I-485.asp
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OK listen. i had to track down a friends visa for them.and  this is what i did. i e mailed the embassy that was dealing with the applications. giving them all the details with the application number etc. address. home address. every thing. and within 48 hours i had an e mail back from the embassy telling me how the application was going. but i must admit. normally when you apply for a visa you normaly get a date and a time to go back for a answer to weather the application has been accepted. so if i were you id track it all down. and find out whats happening. e mailing is the quickest way. good luck.
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Go to or write to your local American embassy or consulate and ask how to get the forms for a tourist visa. It should cost you about 200 INS and give them at least 3 months to process the forms before your trip or it could cost more.\n\nI wish I could empathize for me it is no problem to travel to eretz Israel
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Did your friend go to the US Consulate there and ask on the procedures of a visiting Visa?\nHave you contacted Immigration and ask the same questions?\nIf both of you have not done this yet;\nI suggest you stop asking people whom know little or next to none on the issue and contact those two authorities.