Search results

New York is expensive ! The minimum wage is low and tax is higher. So you basically need 3-4k a month to life comfortably in a good neighborhood. If your planning to work minimum wage to get started id say go to New Jersey

Very true! You need to pass the written exam and have the learner permit for at least a month and then do a road test and pass it to get a license and as a permanent resident you can't drive on an international driver permit so be careful guys

Basically you require the original BC and the original translations. If you have lost the originals and getting a copy from the office in Colombo, I think it's the registry of birth certificates, will issue you the yellow one and not a white photocopy paper with a stamp on it. So make sure it's...

Just make sure they have the name exactly as it says in your passport and your forms and then do the finger printing just in case

I'm quite sure about that and yes i did!

Personally, I doubt its an issue, but it again, Btec is treated as a vocational program in Sri Lanka and without a degree you might encounter issues depending on the CO. But try your luck! don't lose hope! Good Luck!

basically they will check for what you're immune for and not if you don't have a record. so not a big issue :)

at your interview, you will be asked if all information is correct before you take the oath and sign the forms. so minor issues like these can be changed then and it wont affect your visa.

Your documents do not need a ministry certification as along as your originals are present and the translations are done by a registered sworn translator. so dont worry too much.

the police hq will guide on that, but they wont include the year you were away and you'll need the PC from tht country

I agree with simon on that situation. But there's an alternative, and probably MAY improve your situation. Get around $15-20K from your father and have it deposited in an account under your name, HSBC, Citibank, will carry more weight. Get a sworn affidavit from your father that the money is a...

You shall be fine with your bank statements and as Simon the great said the affidavit of support is not mandatory for DV

Damn mate! I pictured you to be someone in their 30s, your a grandad ! Lmao

A sample of the affidavit for you. Though i think this is related to India, check with the Law of your country for the execution process and format. but the below link will give you an idea of how it should look. http://www.passiongroup.in/Downloads/Docs/affidavit1.pdf

You execute this affidavit through an attorney or a commissioner of oaths. I'm not sure where you get your passport in your country, but going to the local court house is the best place to find an attorney or a commissioner of Oaths. In certain commonwealth countries, like Australia and Sri...

Yep the AFP covers all the Police jurisdictions and you will be fine. There are two types of checks, the name check and the finger print one, Unless your name has been changed or altered, A name check will be sufficient. http://www.afp.gov.au/what-we-do/police-checks/national-police-checks.aspx

1.You do it online through the AFP website and you shall get it in 14-18 days, 2.http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/diversity-visa/instructions-for-selectees/civil.html

Just get an affidavit stating both the signatures are of the same person and you should be fine.

Sloner, Ma Man!!!

Yes you are right! Sorry Lizzy, vladek and susie qqq are right and i was misinformed. sorry folks