> >Subject: f1 student visa dilemmas!
> >From: paulete member27585@british_expats.com
> >Date: 8/11/2004 6:36 AM Eastern Standard Time
> >Message-id: <34$248039$1592615$1092220560@britishexpats.com>
> >Hello,
> >I am planning on going to Hawaii in March 2005 to study in massage
> >school for one year with an F1 visa (along with my five year old
> >son).
> >I have got the financial resources to sustain myself there and pay
> >for
> >fees, and plan to to return to the UK, and expand my business as a
> >massage therapist here (I have already done limited training in the
> >UK,
> >a fraction of what I would do out there).
> >I do not own property here, although I could show that I have a
> >career
> >to return to in the UK, and that my son will have a place in primary
> >school waiting for him. I will give up my lease on the house I rent
> >too,
> >although all of my property (household furniture) will go into
> >storage.
> >Does anyone have any experience with this? From reading posts it
> >seems
> >that without adequate ties, application for visa is doomed.
> >I have also the added fact that my mother lives in Hawaii (although
> >another island from the one I wish to study on)... and I have visited
> >Hawaii every year once (between one week and almost three months)
> >over
> >the past four years.
> >Any insight or suggestions on how to tackle this diligently would be
> >enormously appreciated.
> >Many thanks
> >Paulete
>
> Your chance of getting a visa is slim. The question you have to be
> prepared
> for is why do you want to go to Hawaii? Why not learn where you are?
> They will
> ask that most certainly. Think up a good answer.
Your chance of getting a visa is slim. The question you have to be
prepared
for is why do you want to go to Hawaii? Why not learn where you are?
They will
ask that most certainly. Think up a good answer.[/QUOTE]
**** my chance is slim??? I want to do the training there, because
nothing like that is offered here. The training is much superior, and I
desire to expand my business in England, with this Hawaiian massage,
which is very rare to find in this country.
Paulete
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