How do I get sponsor/s on my trip to US, I am bank employee wanting to go to the USA. Can anyone help me?
106110
YEAH, SOUNDS LIKE YOU WANT A FREE RIDE. GET A BETTER JOB IF YOU DON'T MAKE ENOUGH MONEY TO PAY TO COME TO THE U.S.A. LEGALLY GET A VISA THEN YOU CAN ENJOY THE MANY PLEASURES OF THIS WONDERFUL COUNTRY. DEPENDING ON WHAT YOU DO AT THE BANK. ASK THE BANK YOU WORK AT IF THEY HAVE A SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM.
127956
I am totally down with what your saying, I try to buy usa as much as possible, even shoes. Sometimes it's not easy, but it's totally possible to buy usa all the way. A good web site for starting down this path is www.madeintheusa.com
197290
contact your US Embassy. I think that there is one close to you. They can tell you what kind of visa you would need.
406365
I'm a LEGAL Permanent resident who came to the USA in 1998, and YES it is that difficult! In theory there are a number of ways to get residency: \n Family sponsorship - only immediate family members are eligible, such as Father, son, brother.\n Employer sponsorship - useless in practice because a)they don't want to bother with the paperwork, they have to show 6 months worth of advertisements and explain why they didn't/couldn't hire a US citizen b) they become liable (as sponsor) for refunding to the State any benefits etc that may get paid out should the Resident be out of work, injured etc.\n Asylum - only available if you can prove your life is at risk if you return home\n Start your own business and employ locals - not sure on the full details of this one...\n Marry a US citizen - the route most legal resident immigrants end up taking. I tried this but my wife complained I only married her to get residency, wouldn't sign the paperwork (she said she didn't have the required 3 years of income records to prove that you're not going to be living below the poverty line) and then bitched that I wasn't working - catch 22! In the end I got it through another and definately NOT recommended route - \n File as an abused spouse - no sponsor required, you need to show records, photos etc to prove the marriage was in good faith, a police report of an arrest for domestic violence against you, and show that return to your home country would cause hardship - in my case all the Pilot's Licences I'd studied and paid for in the US would be useless in UK and I had no money to get them changed to European licences!\n I hope this helps explain - all Americans I've spoken to about my experiences are amazed at just how difficult it is - the laws don't need tightening, just enforcing, and if they're unenforcable then it makes sense to reword them so that those who are here anyway can at least pay taxes and contribute fully to society! Tightening them will just have the opposite effect to that desired, ie MORE illegals!!
51618
i think you just have to be a us citizen.\ngo get'em
968516
First, you must find an employer willing to sponsor you.\n\nYour employer will submit all the necessary paperwork and pay all the fees involved.
331412
But - if you have no money, and nobody in the US to sponsor you - how are you going to support yourself?  You will need to pay rent, food, etc., etc. just to name a few basics.  Suppose you can always marry a rich American .. :)
211662
As a tourist? You need to have a valid tourist visa (unless you are from a visa exempt country), a return ticket (immigration officials are going to want to see it), clearly state the purpose of your visit when asked, and demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to support yourself while in the US (cash or credit/debit cards ok). \n\nUpon entry, you will fill immigration and customs declarations, they will take your picture and prints of your index fingers. Then you will need to take your luggage through customs (familiarize yourself with the list of materials and objects that cannot be imported in te country).
982050
You have to get a visa. If you are telling the truth, go to another city and go to the nearest US embassy.
676919
I guess the assumption here is that you want an immigration sponsor...unless you're looking for a venture capatialist to sponsor your development (unlikely to happen)?\n\nYou have to locate a company that is willing to hire you and deal with the visa issues.  These issues will vary from country to country, and the company's willingness to handle them will depend on several factors, foremost being how good you are (and you'll have to prove it).
741023
Generally, "sponsorship" is only done through family members or employers.  You cannot be sponsored by a random US citizen.  If you want to live in the US and you don't have a close family member who is a citizen or resident, then you need an employer.  If you don't have that, you pretty much have to be either rich or famous.
546019
I dont know if you are trying to immigrate to canada or will be sponsored by someone.  These are two separate things. If you are applying for immigration, then your friend cannot help your application getting approved in any way as the immigration departemen will assess your application and then decide on its own.  \nIf you are saying that you will be sponsored by someone, then I dont think a friend can sponsor you here.  Sponsorship rules are very strict and the person who sponsors someone must have paid income taxes in the previous years indicating his/her income.  The sponsor must also show that he will be able to carry the financial burden of the person being sponsored.  Usually sponsorship is only allowed for bringing your parents, wife or children to canada.  Brothers, sisters and other relatives' sponsorship requires extreme circumstances in their home countries before they can be sponsored.  Finally, sponsoring friends is not allowed unless maybe in extremely rare and extenuating circumstances.
984094
look for a job with a multi-national corp where you live now,  and ask to be transferred to a USA office? Hotels are good for that. Hyatt, etc.
76915
what you are undertaking is a very difficult thing.  to sponsor an international employee, companies have to show that they have done an exhaustive search of american workers and cannot find anyone in the US to hire.  this is american government policy. \n\nand then, on top of that, if they DO want to hire someone from outside the US, the sponsorship fee is several thousand dollars.  so because of the pain-in-the-ass factor and the cost of sponsorship, most companies are reluctant to hire foreigners unless they are really desperate, or already have someone in mind for a specialized position.\n\nalso keep in mind that a "green card" means you are a permanent resident of the US, which a company cannot get for you.  all they can do is sponsor you for a work visa, which usually has a fixed term (4 or 5 years or so).  getting a green card is easier once you are here but it is still a big hurdle.
447177
Be aware that many employers dont want to sponsor employees as it is costly, Chances are they can find a US citizen that can do the job better. the only reason a employer would sponsor someone if they paid them less than the prevailing wage and the skill was not available locally. Having worked overseas in Iraq and Kuwait you get paid well because your skills are in demand and you accept the risk
483162
For an employer to sponsor you, they would typically look for a highly specialized skill set that they can't find in the US.  That usually requires an advanced degree - such as master's or PhD, or technical knowledge such as programming.  You could try getting a job with a Mexican division of a US company, and then see if they would transfer you internally (after a couple of years).  It's usually the easiest way, but by no means a guarantee.  You could also enroll in a graduate program at an American university and then try to get an internship or a job with a US company after graduation.
732965
You just need an employer in the USA willing to sponsor you for an H1-B visa. This employer needs to give you a job and justify that they cannot find people with your kind of experience and that this employment is temporary. This employer may even pay for your legal fees or ask you to pay. Anyway, that is it. This is done all the time. No need of an American citizen's help.