we would like to work in u.s as F2 visa can you help me my husband are skilled person as audio visual tech.?
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Talk to a good immigration lawyer to see if you qualify and if so, how.\n\nMurthy is supposed to be a good law firm.  Their website is http://www.murthy.com
62063
You need a work Visa.
982050
You have to get a visa. If you are telling the truth, go to another city and go to the nearest US embassy.
913076
Learn some skill or trade, such as computer programming, website design or things like that be an expert, then you can always look for jobs. Or else, find an American spouse all the best.
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You can try to get a work visa, if a company sponsors you, otherwise you can fill out the I-130 form which is  the "Petition for an alien relative"  (if your wife is sponsoring you for a Green Card based on marriage, form I-485)along with the I-765 which is the "Employment Authorization Card" and that will give you freedom permission to work here legally.
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I would suggest playing the Visa Diversity Lottery and have your wife play as well - double the chance. Beyond that it may be tough without family ties to the US or an employee to sponsor you (and they can only do that if they can show that they do not have any equally qualified American workforce available).\n\nIf you're wealthy, there is an investor visa, but that requires a substantial investment into an US company (>$250.000) which will most likely be lost. Try talking to an immigration lawyer in the US.
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Go to your nearest British Embassy or Consulate and apply for a work visa, or, if your wife is already there (which I gather she is?), check her visa to see if you are allowed to come jointly. \n\nUsually, the British Consulate is pretty good about letting spouses travel and work together.
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He needs to fill out a petition for Adjusment of Status (Form I-485). Which is basically the greencard. Since you are the U.S. citizen you will be his sponsor, that means you need to fill out Form I-130.\nYes, after you get approved for his Adjustment of Staus (Green Card) you might have to go to one of the uscis offices and get interviewed. They do interviews so they can make sure you got married because you want to be together and not so he can have a Green Card. Well, you know what i mean.\nYou can find more informaion about what else you might need to file for on http://www.uscis.gov\nMost of the forms you can find here: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=db029c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=db029c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD\n\nHope i helped.
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Get married, then he can apply for residency.  When you go through the process there is several things you will need to get in order.  \n\nSince you are sponsoring him, you need to show proof of employment for three years.  They will ask you for the last three income tax returns.  This is to show you are able to support him.  I am not sure, because I don't remember since it has been a couple years, but I believe there is an income limit.  You have to make something like 15k or more a year.  \n\nAlso, once you legally get married and he receives his green card, he cannot leave the US.  If he does during that period he will not be allow to return back to the US, they don't tell you this!.  Sure make sure he doesn't travel back to Mexico during this time.  \n\nIf he must leave the country because of an emergency he will have to obtain special permission from INS.  The whole process will cost you about $2,500 and this is without using an attorney but doing it yourself.   \n\nI hope this helps. Good luck\n\nThis is for all the people who are judgmental due to this poor girls predicament,  show some humanity, as if you NEVER made a mistake, give me a break.....
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The potential for that field is anywhere in the US. It just depends on what's available at the time and whether his qualifications meet the needs of the company. If you like the Southwest, does his languages include Spanish? Albuquerque and Santa Fe NM are nice.
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It will be very difficult for him to immigrate to the US unless he applies to do a master´s degree there and go on a student visa.  Then he could get a work permit.
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Just go to a justice of the peace. Then apply with the INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service) for a relative petition for a visa for your husband.
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There are several options:\n\n1. Get an investor's visa, but you said you do not have a lot of money and the requirement is $500,000 at the minimum (if you are going to invest in a "targeted employment area")  http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/investment.htm\n\n2. Employment based immigration - the company that your American partner will form can sponsor you BUT your partner needs to prove that no Americans can do the job as well as you will; and that no Americans are available to do the job. The US employer will first have to apply for a labor certification with the Department of Labor http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/employment.htm and the process even includes advertising and inviting Americans to be interviewed for the job (the state's Department of Labor will handle the interviewing). The process is long and in some states, backlog is quite substantial (some states are only processing 2002 applications). \n\nIt is best to consult with an immigration lawyer to discuss your options. It will not be cheap.
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You might want to inquire at the U.S. embassy. There is a real need for Arabic speakers in the military and in the government. Your fluency in these three languages would be an invaluable asset to the government. Since you have a skill (i.e., Arabic language) you would have an easier job of getting a visa than other immigrants who don't have that "in-demand" skill. I think you should forget about the student visa and apply for a work visa. Talk to the Embassy people about that and highlight your Arabic fluency as a special "in demand" skill.
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Contact the embassy, they can help you.
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Just come to the Usa. Noone here really needs a visa. Just enter through Mexico. No seriously, If you come over here and get a job, the visa to stay here shouldn't be too difficult to get. Y not just bounce between your oun countries though. At least there you will be able to have your families to help you through the first hard years. Then if you chose to help with babies.
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You can't do that unless the job your husband has for him is in a professional capacity.  In which case he would file for an H1B visa (form I-129) with DHS.  \n\nThey aren't immigrants until they have an immigrant visa or have received status...until then they are aliens.