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Please help! I was selected but don't have sponsor nor personal assets

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I was selected for further processing to apply for a diversity visa, however, i do not have anyone in the US to sponsor me nor do I have personal assests, the only choice left for me is to get a job offer but i do not know how i should proceed. I am an english lit undergrad student without professional experience and I do not know how i am supposed to find an offer that will wait for me to apply for the visa.

My only advantage are my languages (french arabic english).

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I think you are misunderstanding the requirements of the visa. A DV does not require anyone to sponsor you or a job offer. If you have a reasonable education that will enable you to find a job and support yourself, you should be fine. 

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What are your plans when you enter the US, migration is not cheap, how will you fund your move?

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You are relatively young. I know people who won and only had about 6- 8,000$ on their bank accounts when they had their GC- interview. All of them got approved. Can/could you take out a loan? Borrow money? I mean, you need some money to move - it is easier when young, in the sense of rent a cheap room, work whatever to get on your feet and so on - but you have to have some kind of plan. 

 

If this would be me, I would get a second job (bartending for example) to save as much money as possible till the interview and either take out a loan or borrow money from family/friends to have around 8-10,000$ on my bank account and a plan to pay it back within 2 years. 

Then I would pick a city/place where you want to move in the US and calculate how long that money would last without any income, put that in writing to show that you have a plan and know what you are doing. Look for jobs that could be a good fit for you on LinkedIn and what they pay vs. cost of living in that city. 

 

Good Luck

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On 12/7/2017 at 3:25 PM, Sara.S said:

I was selected for further processing to apply for a diversity visa, however, i do not have anyone in the US to sponsor me nor do I have personal assests, the only choice left for me is to get a job offer but i do not know how i should proceed. I am an english lit undergrad student without professional experience and I do not know how i am supposed to find an offer that will wait for me to apply for the visa.

My only advantage are my languages (french arabic english).

You won't need a sponsor or job offer for your immigrant visa. However you will some money to spend until you find a job. Now you could apply for your visa get it, go to the US activate it and get your actual green card. Than apply for a permit to be able to stay out of the US for 2 years and go back to your home country to finish your studies. (if getting your degree is important to you) 

 

Good luck. 

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