regner ikke med at det blir noe problem(?)

Hvis florida er et alternativ så er det mulig å komme seg in gjennom jobb i disney world.
Dårlig betalt og merkelige regler du må forholde deg til er ulempene der da...

åtte dollar er konge det, hadde håpa på ca 50 spenn i timen takk for linkene ReOB

når det gjelder familie å sånnt.. hvor langt ut i slekta "hjelper det" å ha familie da? har bla. tremenninger i usa da, men det hjelper vel kanskje ikke stort?

8 dollar er ikke 50 spenn engang, Valutakalkulator

If you believe you have claim to American citizenship, you should contact the Embassy’s office for American Citizen Services to apply for a passport. See: http://travel.state.gov/law/info/info_609.html And http://norway.usembassy.gov/passports.html
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If you are interested in working in the US, you may be able to do this on a non-immigrant temporary work visa. Before you can apply for a work visa, you must be offered a specific job by a specific employer in the US. That employer has the responsibility to send an application, or “petition”, to US Citizenship & Immigration Services (www.uscis.gov), to have your employment approved. (This is not always easy, because that employer must convince USCIS that they cannot find someone who is a US citizen or already a legal resident of the US, who can do that job, and therefore must hire a foreigner.) When you get a copy of the approved petition, you attach that to your visa application, and apply for your work visa here at the US Embassy in Oslo.

You can interview for a job on the Visa Waiver Program or another type of non-immigrant visa (tourist or student visa), but you must enter the US again with the work visa in your passport before you start to work. For more information about temporary workers, please see: http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1271.html

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If you do not have family or employment ties to the US, you might want to read about the Diversity Visa or so-called Green Card Lottery. It costs nothing to apply, and you can do it yourself on the internet. There is a registration period each year, so if this year's lottery is now closed, keep checking the website for information about the new registration period, usually in September or October. Please see: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/imm...ypes_1318.html

Best regards,
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US Embassy
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0244 Oslo, Norway
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