Moving to the USA?

Question

i'm persian, i wanna move to the USA, since we don't have US embassy in iran, i'm goin to turkey. So, it's alittle bit hard for me to answer the ambassador's questions. I really wanna be in USA, what should i tell them to be accepted by them, to get the permanent visa. This is very important, thank you.

Answer 1

Tell them you are tired of the fascist government of iran and you love America. Welcome to a great country my friend :)

Answer 2

If you are sincere about coming to the US and your intent is true, we welcome you..as some of the responses have stated, demonstrate that you are tired of living in a stiffling theocracy and dictatorship and wish to enjoy the freedoms as well as the responsibilities that come along with them. This nation is made up of a broad diversity of nationalities and backgrounds with a common thread...the love of freedom and opportunity. Good luck to you.

Answer 3

Oh god man. Stay out of this room or you won't want to come here.

Good luck though bro.

Answer 4

The first thing you should do is consult an immigration lawyer who is experienced.  If you have the money its worth it.

Answer 5

you cannot unfortunately move to the USA by asking , have you thought about finding a job trough the Internet , in your field / profession ?

that would be one way to get a work visa to start with and to go to the US , otherwise you may ? get a visitor visa ? not a permanent visa right away ,

type your field of qualifications on the Internet ,such as : # job monster USA # ,and see the offers that are available , if you find a job trough an employer ? he will do the necessary for all the application / visa etc.

and then you can hope and go to the US :-)

Answer 6

state the reasson why you want to go here..If you just want to visit tell them that you want to go to somewhere like a theme park or your friends wedding and stuff. Better yet ask for a sponsorship from one of your relatives there.

Answer 7

Tell them you love freedom and the American ideals. Tell them you wish for your kids to grow up here, where there's more opportunities. And tell them that you're tired of living in Iran under those conditions.

Answer 8

tell them you are persecuted at home.