Will I get a job in the U.S. Embassy Islamabad?
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Depends on your work background and experience. Also if you have any thing on your public record, arrests, drug convictions, or any thing related, it is possible that you will have trouble getting a job of that caliber. \n Good Luck!!
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Hello.\nWhile it is true that the U.S. and Iran do not have diplomatic relations, it is not true that Iran does not have representation in the U.S.  Within the Embassy of Pakistan is a Counselor section for Iran.  I am sure they will be able to help you obtain a copy of your birth certificate.  Their contact information is as follows:\n\nAddress:\n2209 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.\nWashington, D.C. 20007\n\nTel: (202) 965-4990\nFax: (202) 965-1073\n\nOffice Hours:\nMonday through Friday\n8:30 am - 5:00 pm\n\nI have also provided a link to their website.  On the left hand side of the page is a link for "Vital Records."  I am sure you will find information about obtaining your birth certificate by following the link.\n\nGood luck!
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Check on your state Department of Labor website - they should have links for Civil Service jobs, application information and any exam dates.
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Prepare well for the visa interview and don't lie about anything at the interview.If all your documents are right you stand a good chance.Good Luck.\n\nLook for info here:\nhttp://www.usastudentvisa.org/\nhttp://www.immihelp.com/visas/student/
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You could contact INS or an American embassy and they may be able to tell you.
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Try the embassy for an answer
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Checking with your local politicians for a referral letter is pointless.  You must actually apply for the job and submit a resume via the agency's website; it is not a political appointment.  Your local politician is not involved in the hiring process.  Go to the CIA's website: https://www.cia.gov/careers/index.html and you can submit an application directly, if you are competitve then a recruiter will call you.  The same goes for the NSA, DEA, FBI, etc.  You can also put your resume on usajobs.com, a federal job database.  The Diplomatic Security website (through the State Dept) announces job openings and how to apply on their site. The last announcement for DS agents was about a month ago so there might not be openings for awhile but I think their website allows you to sign up for emails to alert you to new openings.  The application process for Diplomatic Security is tedious-online questionnaire, resume, and other forms.  They usually give you a week or so to submit all documents.  Each agency's website will tell you the proper procedures to apply and keep in mind that the application process is lengthy, especially when these kinds of jobs (i.e., federal agent) require a security clearance.  A background check can take several months to complete.  If you are graduating this spring you might want to consider applying now.
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No. The embassy will give you the schedule.
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Congratulations on winning your visa! If you are admitted to the United States, it is hoped that you become a productive member of society.\n\nDuring your interview, expect to answer the following:\n\nWhat family do you have here in Turkey?\nWhat work have you done here?\nWhat skills and education do you have?\nDo you have family in the United States?\nWhere will you live in the United States?\nWhere will you work in the United States?\nHow much money do you have now to support yourself in the       United States?\nDo you have a criminal record?\nHave you ever been convicted of a crime?\n\nAnd, because of heightened security in the United States:\nDo you support terrorist activities?\nHave you ever supported terrorist activities?\nDo you think Osama bin Laden is a criminal or a hero?\n\nThere may be other questions, as well.
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You would have to check with US embassy. Good luck
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U WILL BE GETTING THE JOB
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Technical Assistance Recruitment \nand Administrative Service \nRoom DCI-1208 \nUnited Nations \nNew York, NY 10017 \nFax No. (212) 963-1272 \n\nProfessional Staffing Service \nRoom S-2500 \nUnited Nations \nNew York, NY 10017 \nFax No. (212) 963-3134 \nTel. (212) 963-1089 \nE-mail: estaffing@un.org \n\nPlease read the attached weblink for more details on whether these are the right addresses for the position you have in mind.\n\nGood luck.
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http://www.embassyofpakistan.com/faq.htm#what\n\nrequirements link for embassy
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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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Contrary to what the poster above me said, a non-US citizen CANNOT get federal jobs. US citizenship is a requirement for government jobs.\n\nFind a US company in your field, and see if they will sponsor you. If they do, they can proceed with employment-based application for green card where you get employment approval first from Department of Labor (e.g. the employer needs to prove that no Americans can fill the job as well as you, and that they tried to look for an American to fill the job to no avail). It can be a long process depending on the state. Or they can put you on the fast-track H1B process, but you can only stay for a maximum of 6 years. \n\nI suggest you start looking for recruiters in your area (e.g. nurses are one in-demand job) who can connect you with potential employers. Or you can come to the US on a visitors visa and try your luck in getting a job while you have valid visa.
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The first place to go is the nearest consulate- if you're near a major metropolitan area like NYC or DC, they're in the phone book- an immigration official will be glad to answer any questions you might have...
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need to check at the us embassy or consulate: they are in:\n\n• India: New Delhi\n• India: Calcutta\n • India: Chennai\n• India: Mumbai