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AAnastasiamaknast · 19 Μαρ 2010Διάβασμα

I have received three US visas. The last one was a J-1, the very one needed to participate in the Work and Travel USA program. Back in the day, I did some serious internet surfing to make sure I was prepared for the interview. Here is all the info you will need. America is easy! The embassy is the final stage of the program process. After that, it is just packing your bags, looking forward to an unforgettable trip, and choosing the song you will listen to during takeoff. General information about Work and Travel USA is here, and all the steps before the embassy are on the forum. Getting ready Before the embassy Before you are called for an interview, you must fill out the DS-160 form on the official embassy website. Filling out this form correctly is super important, so the center has described this procedure step-by-step here, and if you have any questions, check the forum; there is a lot of information there. It is best to use the Firefox browser to fill out the form; download it from the official website http://www.mozilla-europe.org/ru/firefox/. You will also need a photo taken according to specific requirements. The center should have emailed you how to take the photo correctly, or you can check here. The photo must be in digital format. At the embassy You need to take the following to the embassy: 1. Job Offer (if already received) 2. Student ID 3. Grade book 4. Passport In general, the center will definitely send you a list of the documents you specifically need. They have everything organized perfectly. You always know what to do next. So, everything is ready, let's go to the embassy. http://workandtravel.iec.ru/files1/e-WT.pdf http://www.iec.ru/forum1/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5682&sid=a7167d4a955fc337fc3635ede89ec315 http://russian.moscow.usembassy.gov/niv-ds160info.html http://www.iec.ru/forum1/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6692&start=75&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BA%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%B0+%D0%BD%D0%B0+%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B7%D1%83&sid=611b6cd6cb1b628c4811aa9d34108284 https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AYdK_I_LTw9oZGdkczhkNDNfNzBkNjdzYjQzdA&hl=en

AAnastasiamaknast · 19 Μαρ 2010Διάβασμα

I have received three US visas. The last one was a J-1, the very one needed to participate in the Work and Travel USA program. Back in the day, I did some serious internet surfing to make sure I was prepared for the interview. Here is all the info you will need. America is easy! The embassy is the final stage of the program process. After that, it is just packing your bags, anticipating an unforgettable trip, and choosing the song you will listen to during takeoff. General information about Work and Travel USA is here, and all the steps before the embassy are on the forum. Getting ready Before the embassy Before you are called for an interview, you must fill out the DS-160 form on the official embassy website. Filling out this form correctly is super important, so the center has described this procedure step-by-step here, and if you have any questions, check the forum; there is a lot of information there. It is best to use the Firefox browser to fill out the form; download it from the official website http://www.mozilla-europe.org/ru/firefox/. You also need a photo taken according to specific requirements. The center should have sent you instructions on how to take the photo correctly via email, or you can check here. The photo must be in digital format. At the embassy You need to take the following to the embassy: 1. Job Offer (if already received) 2. Student ID 3. Grade book 4. Passport In general, the center will definitely send you a list of required documents specific to you. They have everything perfectly organized. You always know what to do next. So, everything is ready, let's go to the embassy. http://workandtravel.iec.ru/files1/e-WT.pdf http://www.iec.ru/forum1/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5682&sid=a7167d4a955fc337fc3635ede89ec315 http://russian.moscow.usembassy.gov/niv-ds160info.html http://www.iec.ru/forum1/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6692&start=75&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BA%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%B0+%D0%BD%D0%B0+%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B7%D1%83&sid=611b6cd6cb1b628c4811aa9d34108284 https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AYdK_I_LTw9oZGdkczhkNDNfNzBkNjdzYjQzdA&hl=en

АRАброр Rjvfkjdcome_all_off · 2 Μαρ 2010Διάβασμα

Well, I'm still waiting) I was sitting on the forum in the "Embassy in Yekaterinburg" thread and had the nerve to ask in every topic "when is the interview for Tyumen?!" and this was no exception.... Let's digress a bit and I'll fill you in on my name) call me Abror, and I was too lazy to come up with anything original, so what do you think I settled on?? Abrorium.. (in class with my chemistry teacher, we decided that the 130th element would be named that)... Forum correspondence: Re: Embassy in Yekaterinburg Abrorium Mon Feb 22, 2010 10:30 pm when is Tyumen going to the embassy in Yekaterinburg?) I'm on VKontakte http://vkontakte.ru/id15416570 Re: Embassy in Yekaterinburg IEC-Tyumen Wed Feb 24, 2010 4:08 pm Abrorium wrote:when is Tyumen going to the embassy in Yekaterinburg?) Abror, your interview is on March 11. I will let you know the exact time later via email. Please be a little patient. Yeah, I thought)) how did that happen... how did people know it was me?)))) well, that question didn't last long because I was glad to find out the interview date)) although.. you know) it's still kind of nice)) http://www.iec.ru/forum1/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10762&start=500 http://www.iec.ru/forum1/viewtopic.php?p=259041 http://www.iec.ru/forum1/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=41880 http://www.iec.ru/forum1/viewtopic.php?p=259258 http://www.iec.ru/forum1/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=14010

АААнастасия Агаеваgaudente · 24 Ιαν 2010Διάβασμα

I started looking for a Job Offer immediately after signing up for the program. Not very actively, but I started. Then I got acquainted with the IEC forum and discussions in VK groups about the Work and Travel USA program and W&T Tyumen. For about a week, I read and processed all of this. After this information overload, it was easier. Some things gave me hope, some crushed my spirits. But it was still easier. I already understood what I needed to do and how. Then I received the JO form and a document called jobs2008 from the agency by email. This document also helped me. I advise everyone to read it. While browsing the internet, I found several templates for a Resume and CV. By combining what I thought were the best parts, I created my own resume and CV. And now, the search began. The main site for me was j1jobs.com. I read mixed reviews about it. Some said it was a waste of time, others said responses only come in February-March, and others said that was exactly where they found their JO. There was no consensus, so I decided I would figure it out through my own experience. I registered on the site and wrote my short CV. At first, I chose jobs that suited me and sent them my CV. Then I started looking by state and sent them out again. When I was searching for a job, I had absolutely no idea where I was going or where I wanted to go. Besides this site, I searched via Google and craigslist.org. I sent my resume (by the way, be sure to use a .com email address for job hunting). No responses came. They didn't come from anywhere. By mid-December, I had neither the mood nor the desire to look for a job myself. I decided that if I didn't find one by the end of December, I would sign up for the 'plus' option. I talked to my coordinator. It turned out that with the 'plus' program, they find you any job in any state. That didn't suit me. Then I decided that if I didn't find one myself, I would buy one on websites. Again, from all the forums, I understood that you can buy from j1jobs.info and jobofer.ru. They have some selection, and it costs $100-160 instead of $200. Then there was school, I was busy, and the job search question was left hanging. Then New Year and the long-awaited winter holidays. The search process started again. I opened j1jobs.com and sent my CV to everyone (absolutely everyone) in all states and for all positions. Responses started coming in. Some wrote: 'Thank you for your interest, but we are no longer hiring/you are not a fit/we need different dates/we need people who know Japanese, etc. Good luck with your job search and have a great time in the USA!'. Others asked me to send them a resume, photos, and my work. I am still talking to one person, but only for language practice. Because it's pure flirting and nothing more. The gentleman is quite well-known. Reviews about him are bad, I don't know if he is on a blacklist or not. His name is Steven Isman. In total, I sent about 60 emails just to addresses from my inbox and sent my CV to everyone on j1jobs.com. I waited for a response but didn't stop searching. I checked craigslist.org and other sites. I searched by city and state. By that time (early January), I had decided that I would go to the East Coast. I received my JO on January 19th. For the city of Myrtle Beach, SC, as a caricature artist. It is currently under verification. I have already learned a lot about this company and the job. I don't know if I will work there, but I already know that I will be able to find a job in this city in May. I wish you good luck in your search! Believe in your strengths, don't give up, and keep doing something! And don't forget to dream! Dreams come true, the main thing is to believe in it! And I have the Embassy left. I am waiting for it with impatience and trying not to worry. You can download the following documents here: Job Offer.pdf, jobs2008.doc, resume and CV, cv for j1jobs.com http://www.iec.ru/forum1/ http://workandtravel.vkontakte.ru/ http://vkontakte.ru/club5113

АААнастасия Агаеваgaudente · 24 Ιαν 2010Διάβασμα

I started looking for a Job Offer right after I signed up for the program. Not very actively, but I started. Then I got acquainted with the IEC forum and discussions in VK groups about the Work and Travel USA program and W&T Tyumen. For about a week, I read and processed all of this. After this information overload, it was easier. Some things gave me hope, some crushed my spirits. But it was still easier. I already understood what I needed to do and how. Then I received the JO form and a document called jobs2008 from the agency by email. This document also helped me. I advise everyone to read it. While browsing the internet, I found several templates for a Resume and CV. By combining what I thought was the best, I created my own resume and CV. And now, the search began. The main site for me was j1jobs.com. I read mixed reviews about it. Some said it was a waste of time, others said replies only come in February-March, and some said that's exactly where they found their JO. There was no consensus, so I decided I would figure it out through my own experience. I registered on the site and wrote my short CV. At first, I chose jobs that suited me and sent them my CV. Then I started looking by state and sent them out again. When I was searching for a job, I had absolutely no idea where I was going or where I wanted to go. Besides this site, I searched via Google and craigslist.org. I sent my resume (by the way, be sure to use a .com email address for job hunting). No replies came. They didn't come from anywhere. By mid-December, I had neither the mood nor the desire to look for a job myself. I decided that if I didn't find one by the end of December, I would sign up for the 'plus' option. I talked to my coordinator. It turned out that with the 'plus' program, they find you any job in any state. That didn't suit me. Then I decided that if I didn't find one myself, I would buy one on websites. Again, from all the forums, I understood that you can buy from j1jobs.info and jobofer.ru. They have some selection, and it costs $100-160 instead of $200. Then there was school, I was busy, and the job search question was left hanging. Then New Year and the long-awaited winter holidays. The search process started again. I opened j1jobs.com and sent my CV to everyone (absolutely everyone) in all states and for all positions. Replies started coming in. Some wrote: 'Thank you for your interest, but we are no longer hiring/you are not a fit/we need different dates/we need people who know Japanese, etc. Good luck with your job search and have a great time in the USA!'. Others asked me to send them a resume, photos, and my work samples. I am still talking to one person, but only for language practice. Because it's pure flirting and nothing more. The gentleman is quite well-known. Reviews about him are bad, I don't know if he is on the blacklist or not. His name is Steven Isman. In total, I sent about 60 emails just to addresses from my inbox and sent my CV to everyone on j1jobs.com. I waited for a reply but didn't stop searching. I checked craigslist.org and other sites. I searched by city and state. By that time (early January), I had already decided that I would go to the East Coast. I received my JO on January 19th. In the city of Myrtle Beach, SC, as a caricature artist. It is currently under verification. I have already learned a lot about this company and the job. I don't know if I will work there, but I already know that I will be able to find a job in this city in May. I wish you good luck in your search! Believe in your strengths, don't give up, and keep doing something! And don't forget to dream! Dreams come true, the main thing is to believe in it! And I have the Embassy left. I am looking forward to it and trying not to worry. You can download the following documents here: Job Offer.pdf, jobs2008.doc, resume and CV, cv for j1jobs.com http://www.iec.ru/forum1/ http://workandtravel.vkontakte.ru/ http://vkontakte.ru/club5113531 http://www.di