Marie's Auslandsjahr 2014/2015 USA: Visum 2

Dienstag, 13. Mai 2014

Visum 2

Nach 4-stündiger Arbeit am Computer würde ich gerne berichten können, dass ich nun stolze Besitzerin eines US-Visums bin, dem ist aber leider nicht so.. Das alles war weit komplizierter als ich es mir vorgestellt habe und ich kann euch nur empfehlen: Nehmt euch genügend Zeit und seid geduldig, sonst wird das nichts! Die Anleitung von meiner Organisation war zwar sehr detailliert, dennoch hatten wir z.B. Probleme beim Bezahlen des Visums usw.. Und wenn man dann richtig genervt ist muss man so Fragen beantworten wie "Waren Sie jemals involviert bei einer unfreiwilligen Organentnahme?" oder "Waren Sie jemals involviert bei einer unfreiwilligen Abtreibung?" oder schlichtweg einfach nur "Sind Sie ein Terrorist?" ... Weil auch jeder Terrorist dann schön brav "Yes" ankreuzt! Naja im Endeffekt bin ich fast fertig, mit den Nerven und aber auch mit dem Ausfüllen. Wollte euch nur warnen.. Viel Spaß beim Ausfüllen eures DS- 2019 Formulares, liebe Austauschschüler :D

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