Question:
My name is Rachael.how can i book an appointment in the embassy for aupair because i have looked at the online?
anonymous
2012-01-19 09:18:24 UTC
My name is Rachael.how can i book an appointment in the embassy for aupair because i have looked at the online?
Four answers:
George L
2012-01-19 14:48:48 UTC
well, you would have to work through one of several organizations that are authorized to bring people to the US as an au pair. it isn't something you can do on your own. once you've been accepted as an au pair, they have to send you a form showing your acceptance and they need to register you in the SEVIS database. if you are a Canadian citizen, you can bring this with you and simply apply for J status at the border or an airport as Canadians are visa exempt. otherwise, once you have what you need, you'll need to register on line for an appointment and file out the DS-160 visa application. check out usembassy.gov for the website of the nearest embassy or consulate.
Christine
2016-05-16 08:12:02 UTC
I agree with you, but if you tell any of the Askers that physical description doesn't matter -- that they should name the character based upon what the character's parents would decide or names which were common to the time period/location -- the Asker gets p*ssed and says something like if you're not going to really answer their question, **** off. Honestly, I believe it's younger, more inexperienced writers who do this. I don't recall ever using YA! to look for names, but I do remember in middle school often surfing the web, looking for names which related to my character's purpose, personality, etc. Naming a character is kind of like naming a child, and you'll notice younger parents (and movie stars) are more prone to giving their kids ridiculous names. When inexperienced writers think of names, they think, "What is original? What sounds cool and different? What fits this character?" while more experienced writers think, "What makes the most sense? What would this character's parents name their child?" Just as inexperienced writers are going to ask you for character's names or opinions on character names, inexperienced writers are going to answer those sort of questions seriously. No one knows the right name, but everyone has an opinion. You, understanding the pointlessness of such questions, of course find it ridiculous, but the people who ask and answer still believe that it is very important. Also, they could just want a best answer.
anonymous
2012-01-19 09:23:39 UTC
If you are located in Canada. Follow the steps below.



1. Go to https://ceac.state.gov/genniv/ and complete your DS 160 application.

2. Once complete YOU MUST PRINT OFF YOUR DS 160 CONFIRMATION PAGE AND TAKE IT WITH YOU TO YOUR INTERVIEW. Failure to do so will result in denial of entry to the U.S embassy/ consulate.

3. Go to http://usvisa-info.com/en-CA/selfservice/ss_country_welcome and login with your personal details.

4. Proceed through each stage entering your information and selecting the appropriate options.

5. Pay the government fee of $140.00USD and make note of your MRV fee number (this information is needed for your interview)

6. Proceed to the calendar and schedule your interview. (Print off your confirmation appointment letter.)

7. Prepare your documentation and photos required for your interview.

8. Attend the interview.

9. Pick up your passport when ready from your local DHL branch containing the visa.
Janette
2012-01-19 09:20:36 UTC
Perhaps you should contact the embassy. I'll wager they'll know.


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