how do i become a us ambassador?
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Ahhh, for Bush's appointment all that is required is that you become a great liar, and possibly be an involved crimminal. Being a duel citizen Israeli would be even better since the Bush regime is full of them.
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Visit or contact the nearest United States embassy or consulate in your country. You will get the application form as well as the guidelines and rules and regulations to be followed. Look up the web also to see their website.
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tarin to get a needed skill for USA, such as technical engineer or medical doctor or something they want and need here.\nGet an emplyer to sponser you in a job that no uSA resident can do, such as special chinese cookery or soemthing like that\nInvest $1,000,000.00 into any business in USA\nInvest $500,000.00 into ceratin select cities in USA that need business investment. IE open a hotel or restuarant or something with the money.\nGet accepted into a college in USA, you will get a temp gren card until you gradutae and while here can get an emplyer to sponser you.\n\nMake friends with the BUsh family
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Try e mailing the IRC at your local American Embassy. They will send you in the right direction. You will find it through your local Am Embassy website.
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Having been an honorary consul I can tell you that depending on the duties it is very simple indeed.  State Department regulations are not applicable to honorary consuls as they have no official diplomatic status, therefore no diplomatic immunity or need to present formal credentials.  Most of their duties are merely ceremonial, cultural or social and are totally volunteer.  They are not supposed to have a staff nor are they supposed to be paid for their duties.  A major difference of an honorary consul versus a consul general is of nationality.  An honorary consul is usually of the nationality of the host nation not the represented one.  To be selected an honorary consul requires the nation making the honorary consul to nominate the person through the embassy of the host nation who send on the notice to the State Department which merely records it.  To be made an honorary consul is a great honor but a tremendous amount of work.  You need to be nominated from the country and they must not have a registered Consulate in the city where you would be an honorary consul for obvious reasons.  You would need to contact the embassy of the nation you wish to represent, offer your services to HE, the Ambassador, and see if they wish to nominate you.  They will then send your request onto their Foreign Office who will ask their respective executive branch of government for a decision.  Then they will send the decision back to thei embassy who will contact you.  Good luck!
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You have to be a U.S. citizen, national or naturalised.  And you have to know how to spell and punctualise correctly.
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- if i was the ambassador , i would see that the country i represent conducts friendly events to get in the good books of the residing country.\n- to come to US u woudl liek to know how to speak english well, and know how to resisit many marketting and salesmanship temptations. Know the Travel routes and good areas for living. Have some money and know how to spend it wisely and ow to make more :-)
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U CAN VISIT ANY AMERICAN EMBASSY OR WEBSITE
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The first requirement for becoming president of the USA is you must have been born in the USA.\n\nFrom my perspective here in UK, I think getting to be president is extremely difficult, even for a very rich person.  However, you do not have to actually be that rich because a lot of the money is put up by supporters and businesses and private individuals by way of donations.\n\nThere have been one or two not very rich men who got to be president of the USA.  I'm thinking in particular of Abraham Lincoln.  Much of the money which helped get him elected came from Welsh support in the State of New York and from Wales.  Abe was a small town lawyer but eventually got elected mainly on the anti-slave ticket and was backed by the powerful anti slave or abolitionist movement.\n\nWhere to start?  You could try local politics and then move up from there - its a long haul but worth all the effort.\n\nAs for the 'democracy' angle, I think it best for the most part to ignore this word.  It has no real meaning in modern government, which is in effect more of an elected dictatorship.\n\nOne thing you do need in politics is a skin as thick as a rhinoceros.  Just about everyone is going to be sniping at you once your in public office.\n\nGood luck and please study political science.
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Go To The American Embassy\nThey Will Explain All The Proper Procedures To You\n\nGood Luck
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Loyalty and integrity is more important.\nEducation wise you can try Fletcher School of Diplomacy.\nAfter your education you have to work in your foreign ministry first.
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Check with the US consulate in your city. He should be able to sponsor you.
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The world is at your doorstep ...\n\nAmbassador to a foreign country\nState, provincial or federal departments of foreign relations\nWork at the United Nations\nWork for an international charitable organization\nWork in media as a foreign correspondent\nTeach at a university\nCruise ship director\nTravel agency\n\nI hope this helps.
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there are senior foreign service officer ans ambassadors from universities all over the country.  your work in the State Dept. is what gets you promoted, not where you went to school.  If you are looking for schools that increase your chances for passing the foreign service exam, look for a school with good political science and government curriculum.  Most schools in the Arlington and DC area have a large amount of foreign service officers and their students get an up close look at the environment.
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speak  with the   local    american  embassy   they  may  be  able  to help
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I was with the Embassy for 30 years... There are two ways to be Ambassador and nether are good. One is to be someone influencial on the outside and be really IN WITH the president, whoever he is and He will appoint you as Ambassador to wherever. The other way is to be part of the Foreign Service.. a Foreign Service employee.. take the tests, and work yourself up. IF you aspire to be ambassador(I did not), you can work as Consular Officer, you can work as a general Services Officer in a particular mission and if you say the right things(not the truth in most cases), you might be considered as either the Ambassador or the Charge' d'affaires(which is the Deputy Ambassador). I have NEVER seen any U.S. Ambassador that was good. I could write a book on the garbage that has been rerpresenting our country in foreign Embassies.
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Probably very busy, meeting with a lot of business types and pols.\n\nWhy don't you present your question to a real ambassador? Tell his office what you told us about it being a school paper. You might be surprised, they would probably respond.\n\nA person in that position undoubtedly has a public affairs person, find out who it is, and address it to them.\n         Good Luck