Hi Emichael,
We spoke about this yesterday in chat. I hope that you are able to get the information you need so that you can get your visa and start your journey. I wish you luck!
well you say that you want to move to the US so If you are really serious, I know someone who is looking for a roomate. Do you want more info?
There’s not much this broke 16 year old Canadian can do, but maybe you could sign up for a student exchange program? But you’ve probably already thought of that.
Just to clarify, do you need a place to live when you get here? Do you need help getting here or what? I’m really confused
Seriously Lilugrad11 I need the info… How can I get it?… Jesusmurphy, I have tried but is not easy getting by sometimes.I have tried so many things. And what makes it worst is that most ppl see us as scammers but not everyone are into the stuff.
I do need a place and am willing to pay for it. Which info are you willing to offer.. here is my email: emichael23 at gmail dot com.. thanks
I’m going to send you the stuff right now…
but it says you live in the US now by your profile
I do not know why is showing that. I have tried changing it but it keep putting me in US… Do you have an idea how I change that too?
The internet or something is probably having a hard time locating you in Nigeria (your profile says that’s where you live), so it just sets it to US by default, I think.
I think that should be it. Thanks for that Jesus. Lilly am looking out for your reply.
I’m not sure what the history behind this is so if I’m off target forgive me. If you’re a young person, check out working as an AU PAIR. And no, it’s not just for girls! You get to live legitimately in the country for a period, you have accommodation and food and you get paid a small wage for I think it is about 25 hours a week (used to be that was the norm in uk). The advantage of it is that you can move around from post to post (some are for one month, others a year or even longer…) and check out places. You have enough free time to study or look for work. As long as you stick to within the rules, it’s a great way of getting a step on the first rung of the ladder.
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I’m not sure what the history behind this is so if I’m off target forgive me. If you’re a young person, check out working as an AU PAIR. And no, it’s not just for girls! You get to live legitimately in the country for a period, you have accommodation and food and you get paid a small wage for I think it is about 25 hours a week (used to be that was the norm in uk). The advantage of it is that you can move around from post to post (some are for one month, others a year or even longer…) and check out places. You have enough free time to study or look for work. As long as you stick to within the rules, it’s a great way of getting a step on the first rung of the ladder.
Yea you are right but I have tried and is hard getting one. Lil I have replied you.
Don’t give up emichael. There are lots of agencies to put your cv on. Just make sure they are legit and don’t want you to pay loads to do it!
I don’t know what country you are in, but maybe this site is a good starting point. Look for agencies that are accredited or members of a recognised organisation. http://www.iapa.org/Docs/02_organisat…
Mumstheword… thanks for your reply. I am in Nigeria. I have tried that aupair job application for years and is not been easy getting one. I was a paid member once on www.greataupair.com but after some months or so… they had to block my region due to scam. I battled this issue for long but they refuse to back down, I even suggested they close monitor everyone from my region and set rules that no one must violate or else expelled but they refuse.. And I have tried other websites also but I haven’t heard wonderful responses like the one on greataupair.com.
But my plan on this, is to first come as a visitor and then within the legal 3months, change to another status. I know it can work.
Well, in that case, bring everything you need to fill out lots of applications. If email isn’t working for you, try direct visits to the agencies when you arrive and good old fashioned pen and paper.
Good luck with it. Something is sure to work out.
Sorry to disturb you again mumstheword but I do not understand what you mean from what you said?
Haven’t heard from anyone in awhile and everything seem like hitting the rock but I hope someone can turn around and help out knowing that I need this badly. Please could someone understand?
Search the embassy page, of your country, there you can find what you need to have…
This guy is a scammer. Don’t help the Nigerian scammers!
This account has been deactivated.
Hit the red flag if you’re sure pwnedposse..
Nice to see you again emichael2
I’m sorry to hear about your mother but hope that you are able to enjoy some happiness in your life, no matter how difficult your situation.
I’m doing just fine emichael. Thank you for asking. I know it must be tough for you some days. Hang in there - there are always rainbows :o)
No dear, I don’t connect outside of the site I’m afraid. I made a post about that once called “love at a distance”. It’s on my profile somewhere.
I do pop in when I’m able, so I daresay we’ll bump into each other again.
You take care too. x
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