They're never gonna let that happen?
From my childhood, the time that i knew myself, i was interested in Unted States and its awesome people and its great history.
From then on, i always, watch American Movies, Channels, Games, Matches, etc. I always go to American Websites on the internet. I also celebrate American Holidays, halloween, thanksgiving and Fourth of July. I know much about U.S.A. and its history and i've read a lot of books about it. Believe it or not, i even have the flag of the U.S.A. in top of the wall of my room and also the Map of U.S. Every football game, like Dallas cowboys or every matches, when the national anthem of the U.S plays, i stand and put my hands on my heart and don't speak, and i respect it. You can't believe but oneday, the principal of my highschool threw me out of the highschool, just because i drew the Flag of the U.S.A. and the statue of Liberty on the Board. I wanna move to the USA, but the ambassadors don't wanna let me in. Why?
Answer:
Dear America Lover,
I am American and like yourself I was fascinated by foreign countries and their culture (i.e. Japan & Africa) neigther of which I have any origin. However, to answer your question. The greatest reason why you cannot relocate easily is more complex than your question. HATE to say... age is #1. You are not college educated nor professional. America no longer abides in the original welcom of "Give us your poor, downtrodden, and broken in spirit' because we recieved too many 100 yrs ago and they are now persons of stature and hard work prosperity. Unfortunately, unlike 100 years ago we are unindated by immigration problems today. Since WW2 we have been accepting those who are top in their fields in medicine, various sciences, economics, etc... When you go to college and can be a benefit to our economy and educational systems there will be no big problem with work permits and visas. We have too many undereducated already including our own. Try again when you graduate or when you can afford to attend here. Attend a good college here and you will have a much better chance residing here.
I don't know why and I'm sorry. You would make a better American than some current American citizens! Just keep trying and be persistent.
Hey man its kinda sad but erm, u might wanna come to NYC for like a job on a limited visa then u could somehow stay and get a green card or something.( Anyways there are many illegal immigrants such as worthless indians, asians ect) Why not just give it a try? I bet Iran doesnt allow freedom ect. I cant make things happen for ya but take my advice.Goodluck bro
Just go to Mexico for a vacation and walk across the border. We're about to move over 12 million illegals to the head of the line for citizenship, so you should be a shoe in. If you can speak English (as you obviously do) and are willing to be an American, and not just a leech who lives off of America, we will welcome you.
Just keep trying & never give up your dream. Hey once you do, you can join the U.S.Military too when you become a U.S. citizen.
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I hate to say this but it is partly because your from Iran especially considering the political situation between Iran and the USA, your age, the fact that you're unskilled etc.
Try going to college and studying seeing what courses you can do (if you go to university maybe you can do a year overseas and see how you like it) because the USA doesn't want more non-skilled immigrants (they have enough of those illegal ones doing those jobs), maybe you can get a working visa or something similar.. follow your passions and keep your mind open to different options available.
Best of luck.
hmmm.I am sorry to say that it may take a long time for your dream to come true. As far as I know (I've been working with an immigration lawyer), your are not coming to the US to study nor to Work (of course, you would need to have an employer who would be willing to sponsor you), the visa for you to come to the US legally should all be short-term visa, such as visitor or seasonal worker(unskilled worker) visa. In order to apply for long-term working visa, such as H1B or L1 or others, you will need to be college educated or higher or you need to have like 6 years or above of experiences on the profession that you are going to apply visa for. The jobs for those long-term via are professors, computer programmers or doctors and things like that. With the long-term visa, you will be eligible to file I -140 form, which is used to apply for the green card. In addition, since you are from Iran, it may be difficult for you to get any kind of visa from the US. Don't even try to come to the US illegally, cuz you may end up being an illegal immigrant for the rest of your life.
Don't give up,we need patriots!
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