what are the things specially taken care of while giving interview for an american student visa?
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this would require ur paper work to be in order.your funding etc..good english.and u need to make the visa ppl realise u not going there to settle but only to study.some visa officers take ur immediate relatives being there as negative...and u need to have some facts about the country right...be confident...best of luck
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yes, be polite, so they know you are intersted. ask how the interviewing process is coming along, and if they are going to be selecting candidates soon. good luck!!
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First answer is a good reference.\n\nAlso do consider the following:\n\nFirst of all is your appearance, you must be looking sobar, thorough and study oriented.\n\nYour conversation must be gentle and without pause. Speaking to fast is not teacher like.\n\nYou must have a thorough knowledge about hand books, and teachers' guide books for the texts your are going to take up as a teacher.\n\nYour knowledge of the subject must be good but what is more important is your way of elaboration of the topics you know. \nIt does not much affect if you do not answer few questions of your subject. \n\nImportant is that what you know is very clear in your mind and you can well explain to those who do not know.\n\nThe interviewing people must be having much more knowledge than you but you are supposed to talk in a way as you are giving a lecture on a new topic to your students.\n\nIf you do not know any thing state openly.\n\nGood luck to you.
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Remember your pen (they expect you to be prepared)\nDress very nice (suit and tie nice)\nShave, smell good \nBring a portfolio of some of the work you've done if you have copies.\nBring a copy of your resume (yes they still have it but you want to look prepared.)\nBring a list of any questions you want to ask them about the position you are up for.\nSmile and have a positive attitiude!\nGood Luck!
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You need a US company to send u a contract.\nIn order to get a work visa, you need proof that there is an employer in the US who is offering a job.\n\nMake the contacts, get the Job in the US and then go to the consulate.\nIf you get a student visa you wont be able to work.
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basically you should have your official transcript of record;high school diploma; some schools require an authenticated birth certificate; a valid ID like passport; social security number; student visa issued by the country you want to study in; name of guardian or sponsor in that country; a certificate of good moral character..or better yet go to the site of the university or college you are interested in and you can browse what are their admission requirements..Good luck..
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I would recommend dressing neatly, but not a suit & tie. Expect to fill out a job application. I would avoid excessive jewelry and outlandish hair styles. Look at what employees there wear daily and be careful about piercings.\nThey should ask you open ended questions about your past performance so be prepared.\nAn open ended question would something like "Tell me about a time when you had to deal with a difficult person."\nAs this is your first job situation, you'll not have past employment to fall back on for the answers, so use things from your own experience. Maybe something from school or home.\nBe sure to smile, give a firm handshake, and look the interviewer in the eye.\nGood luck!
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I takes a few major things:\n\n    * a period of continuous residence and physical presence in the United States;\n    * residence in a particular USCIS District prior to filing;\n    * an ability to read, write, and speak English;\n    * a knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and government;\n    * good moral character;\n    * attachment to the principles of the U.S. Constitution; and,\n    * favorable disposition toward the United States. \n\nI became a citizen by means of my father.  The rules have changed I believe since I went through naturalization but I gained my citizenship by showing that my father resided in the US for a period of 7 years after he reached the age of 18.  This was easily done by procuring my father's college transcripts.  Apparently, it's a little easier now for children of Americans.  My father took the oath for me as I was under the age of 18 at the time but the only costs involved maybe amounted to $100.  I now have duel citizenship in Canada and the US.  If you do duel citizenship, you don't give one up when you're 18 btw. . .I'm a college graduate now and never have a received a call from the naturalization office telling me I had to give up any of my rights as a citizen of either country.  My mother is currently petitioning for citizenship and will be taking her test within the next few months.  The cost for hers is again, marginal at best but she's been here under a green card for a number of years and found it would be cheaper to get her citizenship than to continue to pay her greencard every 10 years.  For more information on the whole process you can visit:\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/index.htm
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Been there...done that!!!\nI speak through experience...speak calmly, be honest - state what is your purpose...like if you come here thru work visa, tell you need to work here...if you come thru finance visa, tell you will marry a person from here!\nBe ready to know all the information that you wrote in the paper...it must be the same as what you are going to answer them! \nBe ready with all the paperwork, coz they might ask for it.\nIf you need to bring pictures to prove then bring it too!\nIn short, bring everything you could imagine that might be helpful in the interview! \nThen stay relax!\nOh one more thing...check your spellings...must all be the same...tell u one example, a friend of mine - she didnt notice the mispelled name on her birth certificate and the other paper she brought so she was denied! thats all that it  takes.
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Are you referring to an academic conference, like MLA or APA or AAR or AAA?  I will assume you are.\n\nTo a certain extent, the dress code depends on who you are (grad student, tenured, etc.) and, what you will be doing.   \n\nWho you are:\nGrad student: Anything you want.  Including torn T-shirts, zillions of visible piercings, etc.  (But bring a suit/dress/something more formal for cocktail parties and receptions.)\n\nAdjunct or Instructor looking for a full-time gig, or untenured professor: Business casual, or Business. You never know who you'll meet.  And you're probably trying really hard to meet folks. Be Prepared, and have your business card handy. \n\nAssistant or associate professor - Business casual, or Business.\nYou're meeting folks who may be on your tenure committee, or on a hiring committee, or whatever.  Again, Be Prepared With Business Card. \n\nFull professor: Anything you want.  \n\nIf you're not an academic: Anything you want.\n\nWhat you're doing:\n\nIf you're just attending panels and listening to folks present papers, then you can dress as casually as you'd like.  But again, if you are interviewing for a job at the conference, or hoping to network with folks at other universities for any reason, then dress Business casual or Business, because you never know whom you might meet, or where you might meet them. \n\nIf you're presenting, or networking, then, surprise, Business casual or Business.\n\nIf you're interviewing:  Business Suit/Dress.\n\nIf you're attending receptions for alumni, or cocktail parties: Business casual, business, or semi-formal, depending on your own style and comfort.
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Haircut, clean pressed clothes, shiny shoes and clean manicured nails!  These are the first things I look at when interviewing, everything else comes later!
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Well, it depends on the university you are going to join. Also, the US consulate would check your financial status. I think you need to have IT returns of last three years, of your father's if you are a dependent. Also, his bank balance sheet over one year.\nBest is to talk to students who have already made it to the US. Imnteract and learn more realities from them.
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Respond truthfully to any questions, written or oral.\nDon't bring it up yourself.\n\nOn the application, fill in any question about it with the facts. In oral interview, say "I'm glad you asked me that. I took care of that by (whatever you had to do such as fine, community service, counseling) and it has not been a problem since then."\n\nPrior Planning and Preparation Prevent P-Poor Performance. Prepare and rehearse for any question that might make you feel awkward, even "why do you want to work here" or "why did you leave your last job." Be honest but present yourself in a good light and avoid any blaming of others.
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You will have to have a brief interview in English with the officer. You will also have to take a simple History and politics Quiz, with questions like:\nWho was the first president of US.\nName some right guaranteed by the bill of rights etc etc.\nYou can find as sample list of questions at:\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/citizenship/flashcards/Flashcard_questions.pdf
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I don't think you can prepare, if the married is legit (not marrying to get money or stay in the country) you have nothing to worry about.  The questions they ask you are personal questions.  the documents, marriage & birth certificate.  Your green card.  They should send you what you need to bring.
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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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when u get accepted by a canadian school, the school will help u get a visa by providing necessary documents. there will be some stuff though to do in your end, like making sure u have enough finances, etc