what are strong ties to qualify for a US visa?
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this strong ties is someone or something that will give you enough reasons to go back to your hometown.  examples could be your business, work, land ownership and others.
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the usa has much tighter rules now due to the attack on the twin trade towers in newyork on september 11th 2001, depending on your situation you can have someone from the states to petition for you to get your visa, go to the INS web site and read all the ways to get your visa,,also there are many lawyers that do only immigration to the usa, type immigration attorney into your browser and see all the attorneys that specialise in this field,,
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you have several options:\n\n1. Student Visa - for this you need to take TOEFL test (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and apply to an American university. If you get accepted you can than apply for student visa. \n\n2. Tourist Visa - for this you just need to apply to the Embassy and prove them you have enough money to travel to the U.S. and come back.\n\n3. Fiancee Visa - find an American and marry him/her. \n\n4. Visitor Visa - if you have a friend/family member here they can send you invitation and you can come to visit them.
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You could check out http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis to find out what type of visa you qualify for, then follow the instructions on how to apply.
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There are many organizations in the US that will provide work Visas for qualified candidates.  These organizations include academic institutions (University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University to name two) and large multinational companies such as Intel, Motorola and Honeywell.\n\nThe academic institutions usually have a legal department that handles all the sticky immigration issues.  When I worked at the University of Pittsburgh, I knew several employees that were not US citizens.  The downside to this is that the Universities generally pay lower-than-market wages.  But, you have to start somewhere.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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Get your fiance to sponsor you for a fiance visa.  He may/may not need an attorney to help him make your path to the US smoother.  Go to www.uscis.gov for more info on how to apply, what type of information is needed, and the fees related to it.  Good luck!
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http://www.immihelp.com/visas/visitor/
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You need a reason to get a visa to come to the US. Go to the US EMbassy.
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You may, contact the nearest USA consulate.
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I think you would work out any 'financial support' requirements in getting your visa or green card.  If Pancha is right and you are thinking of a 'gratuity' not only don't I recommend it, I recommend strongly AGAINST it. It is considered a bad thing to try to bribe an official over here.
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have the passport\nthen look for recruiters in US and if u have any relative that would be of positive\nget the visa and work permit
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If you are just passing through(connecting flight), you can! If you intend to stay in the US , you need a visa!
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If you can secure a job you then can easily get a visa to go to another country.  You can also apply for a student visa at a US consulate.  You may or may not get it, but it is worth a try.  If you apply to the institution you want to attend before applying for the visa you will increase your chances of getting it. Your chances increase if you are accepted to the institution before applying for the visa.  The consulate is going to require a lot of documentation.  Check the US Department of State website to see what documents you need. http://www.state.gov/
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Thank you for asking.  If you find your closest American Embassy they should be able to supply you with all the information you need.  Additionally, do a Google search for "American Citizenship Requirements".
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Its not that easy.\nFirst, you have to have excellent grades, high scores in SAT/TOEFL/GRE\nSecond, you have to be accepted into a school (pretty difficult since there are sooo many international students)\nThird, have enough funding to travel here, pay tuition and room and board.\n\nBeing an student in US does not make you an US Citizen. Your visa will expire unless you find an employer what will change you VISA status to permanent resident.\n\nAfter you become a permanent resident for a while, you can apply for citizenship with exams and interviews.
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Contact the local American consulate and ask them. I can tell you one thing, though: you're not a citizen automatically just because your wife is, but you do qualify for a green card.
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Go to the web site listed below.  Look on the right side of the page and you will find, "Visas to the US."  Click on that to get info for her to get a U.S. visa to visit here. She will also need a passport from Belize.