I have a friend from Mali, Africa and I would really like for him to visit me here in the United States.  I would like to see a sample "letter of recommendation" to the US Immigration, so that I can write an effective recommendation letter for my friend.
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go to this web site, it has may samples of the type of letters in which may help.\nhttp://www.mnllp.com/extrareclettero1eb102.html#SAMPLE%20M:M:
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It looks like you've already got what you need from the previous 2 answerers!! But if you want more, try here;\nhttp://ppi.searchy.net/\nthey have an option for selecting a country when searching for pen-pals.
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The US has been extremely open and generous to inmigrants, to the extent of going out of the way to help out inmigrants. Where else in the world can an inmigrant take a driver's licence test in his/her native language? That is also applied to inmigration forms, education... I could go on. The US has every right to enforce inmigration laws, just the same way any other country does. That I know on a first-hand basis because I've lived abroad, and have abided by other countries' inmigration laws- whose paperwork, by the way, can be a  very, very long process!
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If you never come to U.S before, probably, you can't.  However, for 100% accurate you should contact directly with place you would like to have fellowship, they may answer you.
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Try: http://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm
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Check their embassy.  They will give you loads of information.
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I would write the Royal Danish Consulate in New York City and the Royal Danish Embassy in Washington DC.  The letter should be addressed to the Consul General in New York and His Excellency, the Ambassador, in Washington requesting your information.  It should be a letter not an e-mail.  They will forward your request on to the Royal Danish Foreign Service who will forward it on to the proper governmental agency for an official response.  I would also send copies of your letters to HMs the King and Queen of Denmark, who have separate staffs and might be so inclined to assist you.  Further copies should be sent to colleges and universities in Denmark.  Another option is to send a letter to the Royal Danish Mission to the United Nations in New York City addressed to His Excellency, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary for comment to his developmental officer referencing the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (Vienna, Austria) as well as the United Nations Development Fund (New York City).  For any further questions you should contact the consular department of the Royal Danish Embassy at the Consulate General in New York City.
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I am going through the K-1 process too. it depends on what country the other fiancee is from. I am engaged to a man that lives in Peru. It is easier for me to go there and visit him instead of him coming here. The reason for that is , in Peru the visas for visitation are put on a lottery. All I need is my passport and my shot records. If the visas were not on a lottery it would be no problem for him to come and visit here. \n\nCheck with the Morocco embassy and see what their policies and procedures are for visits to the USA because they do have that right, but often times it is just easier for the US citizen to visit that country because of the country's travel policy\n\nGood luck Congratulations. Oh Yes the amount of time is 6-8 months for the visa depending on the INS that supports that country ;) I have an attorney and the attorney said that they seem to be moving faster than normal ;)
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Which country are you in?  If you are in America, We have good Nigerian citizens who are highly qualified.  I am sure they can be found handy.  They are in Alaska, New York and Denva.  Try them.
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Hey-\n\ni'm from the US but i went to Ghana on my gap year this past year and i had an amazing trip. In short, it teaches a lot about other cultures. The Ghanaians are welcoming people and so they are happy to have Europeans and Americans alike. Theres a rich culture and the locals are more than happy to share it with you. If you want to talk more you can yahoo message me (lb7317) or email me (lgbarrs@yahoo.com). Good luck
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You go to the website for the US Embassy Kuala Lumpur and click on the Visas to the United States link.  All the information and application links that you need can be found at this site.\n\nhttp://malaysia.usembassy.gov/consularwebsite/visa/visaindex.htm
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You would have to check with US embassy. Good luck
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Go throught the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa - in Washington in the States, Ottawa if in Canada.  Or, seek out the closest Consulate.
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A lot of multinational businesses have their headquarters in the U.S. Let your friend try to inquire or post a resume online.
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Contact the U.S embassy in Rwanda.  They should be able to help you.
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Have you considered Fulbright?  Or the Rotary Club Ambassadors program?  There are numerous fellowship programs that aren't restricted to US citizens.  Check out this site for some ideas: http://www.finaid.org/scholarships/prestigious.phtml\n\nGood luck!
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I volunteered for ayuda zillions of years ago. You need to call them and make an ppointment for an intake. They will decide if they can take your case or not because their resources are limited and also they do not take all types of cases and you must be low income or indigent. If they can not help you then I recommend you contact AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association) and they can help you with a referral list. Both of their numbers are on the yellow pages or call 4-1-1 and ask for it. Both organizations' offices are in Washington DC.