27 years , and no work experience ! plz advise me.

[Taoufik87 0]

hi all :

i have my high school degree , i have a vocational diploma , and i don't have any work experiences .

can this be a serious problem for me the day of my interview ?

thank's in advance .

[zuroma999 12]

You don't need any work experience if your education is equivalent to a high school degree in the US. What grade number does high school end in Morocco?

[upkilo 6]

You don't need any work experience if your education is equivalent to a high school degree in the US. What grade number does high school end in Morocco?

yes, The most important thing is high school, is recognized in usa.

for your question zuroma999 it's 12 years .

[Taoufik87 0]

high school degree in morocco is 12 year of academic study .

You don't need any work experience if your education is equivalent to a high school degree in the US. What grade number does high school end in Morocco?

thanks man , but i'm worry about the question mentioned on ds260 about proofs of being an USA charge ?

high school degree in morocco is 12 year of academic study .

Edited May 27, 2014 by Taoufik87

[zuroma999 12]

thanks man , but i'm worry about the question mentioned on ds260 about proofs of being an USA charge ?

high school degree in morocco is 12 year of academic study .

To prove that you will not be a public charge, you only need to show either: you have a job already lined up in the USA, or that you have enough savings to last a few months while you look for a job, or that someone in the US is sponsoring you.

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

Not sure how he's going to have savings without having worked.

I must admit I do think that if he is 27 years old hasn't worked since getting his school/diploma it could be a problem convincing the CO he won't be a public charge. Not just that, but it IS expensive moving over and he will need funds to cover his expenses until he gets a job.

[Fan_Dancer 171]

Maybe his family is rich? Maybe he is a farmer, and hasn't worked in the sense tat he hasn't been employed by someone else?

[Darnell 8,478]

Not sure how he's going to have savings without having worked.

I must admit I do think that if he is 27 years old hasn't worked since getting his school/diploma it could be a problem convincing the CO he won't be a public charge. Not just that, but it IS expensive moving over and he will need funds to cover his expenses until he gets a job.

in Morocco -

males of age 27 - that are still single -

have been living at home since age 2.9

so - if the OP wasn't saving his money since high school graduation..................

who benefits? I know it wasn't me........

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

Maybe his family is rich? Maybe he is a farmer, and hasn't worked in the sense tat he hasn't been employed by someone else?

So how does he convince the consular officer he won't become a public charge? That is the important question - whatever the reason for his circumstances.

[upkilo 6]

he do just fine in usa even he never worked, because Morocco is corrupt country, if you need to word you have to pay bribe and you NEED family connections + you study BAC + 3 or +5 and you do shitty job under a Boss probably never enter school, for those misfortune who doesn't have connections, they never have a job or shitty one,that's why you find young men trying to leave the country to work hard in another democratic country and NEVER come back.

PS: I'm writing from my point of view.

Edited May 27, 2014 by upkilo

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

he do just fine in usa even he never worked, because Morocco is corrupt country, if you need to word you have to pay bribe and you NEED family connections + you study BAC + 3 or +5 and you do shitty job under a Boss probably never enter school, for those misfortune who doesn't have connections, they never have a job or shitty one,that's why you find young men trying to leave the country to work hard in another democratic country and NEVER come back.

PS: I'm writing from my point of view.

And is that the way you would explain it to an immigration officer?

[upkilo 6]

And is that the way you would explain it to an immigration officer?

I don't think so , for Taoufik87, there is some time, try get some work experience in any way.

[Taoufik87 0]

Maybe his family is rich? Maybe he is a farmer, and hasn't worked in the sense tat he hasn't been employed by someone else?

u know , in morocco we face unemployment , it's not easy to get a work at all ! ( if i had a work with even minimum wage i will not even think in going out )

i'm not rich , here in morocco even if you didn't work for maybe 3 or 4 years , your family still supporting you , we have a hard relationship between family members .

i' worry about how to justify this 3 years of inactivity ! amm

thanks all my freinds

[EmilyW 1,222]

Alternatively, if you have other means of support, that might count? Money in the bank, assets, or someone in the US who would act as financial support whilst you got a job...

[Taoufik87 0]

Alternatively, if you have other means of support, that might count? Money in the bank, assets, or someone in the US who would act as financial support whilst you got a job...

hi freind , thanks for help

yes i have money in my bank acount .

Alternatively, if you have other means of support, that might count? Money in the bank, assets, or someone in the US who would act as financial support whilst you got a job...

hi freind , thanks for help

yes i have money in my bank acount .