Architect in Peru, Work in U.S ??
I have a cousin who is an architect in Peru. She went to one of the best universities in Peru and graduated many years ago. She has also worked for achitectual firms. Few years ago she got a tourist visa for U.S and so she came to visit and decided to make some extra money while she was here, which is not legal. My question is, how can she wark as an architect in U.S legally? I know she can get a workers visa if she is offered emplyment. But what else can she do? Can she have a future in the U.S?
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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She could open her own business and sponsor herself that way. There is a rule that states that if the amount of investment exceeds x $ (think 400k) she gets a business status.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
will a gps i buy in us work in peru
will a gps i buy in us work in peru?
hi, i live in peru but right now i am visiting my aunt in Boston. i wanted to buy a gps to take it back with me to peru to use it in my car so i don't get lost in the city all the time. if i buy it here will i be able to use it in peru? do i have to download some maps? if so, can you please recommend some good ones that are cheap? thx
Other - Electronics - 1 Answers
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it should you just need to upload the maps onto the gps. there are alot of brands I prefer the Garmin Gps they pretty user friendly and they not that expensive.
hi, i live in peru but right now i am visiting my aunt in Boston. i wanted to buy a gps to take it back with me to peru to use it in my car so i don't get lost in the city all the time. if i buy it here will i be able to use it in peru? do i have to download some maps? if so, can you please recommend some good ones that are cheap? thx
Other - Electronics - 1 Answers
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it should you just need to upload the maps onto the gps. there are alot of brands I prefer the Garmin Gps they pretty user friendly and they not that expensive.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
How to find good adoption attorney in Peru
How to find good adoption attorney in Peru?
I am looking for a good international adoption attorney in Peru to help me work with MIMDES (I don't want to go through any of the agencies currently working in Peru). Where can I find any recommendation or feedback boards other than embassy list of attorneys?
Adoption - 1 Answers
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Contact a local adoption attorney to act as a liaison.
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Try contacting this agency . They specialize in adoption in Peru and will surely have an attorney. http://www.opendooradoption.org/international/peru/peru_adoption.shtml
I am looking for a good international adoption attorney in Peru to help me work with MIMDES (I don't want to go through any of the agencies currently working in Peru). Where can I find any recommendation or feedback boards other than embassy list of attorneys?
Adoption - 1 Answers
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Contact a local adoption attorney to act as a liaison.
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Try contacting this agency . They specialize in adoption in Peru and will surely have an attorney. http://www.opendooradoption.org/international/peru/peru_adoption.shtml
Sunday, March 1, 2009
I'm going to do Volunteer work in Peru for 2 months, how much Spanish should I know
I'm going to do Volunteer work in Peru for 2 months, how much Spanish should I know?
Hey all, I will be in Peru from March to the end of April. I only know very basic spanish(i.e. what is your name, how old are you etc...). What other useful topics should I study? I basically need to know how to get around and some useful key phrases.
Peru - 5 Answers
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Hello, I read your question and I'd like to help you. I study tourism, hotelery and gastronomy. Is important to me help you. I guide you to Lima City, to know all the city, the touristics atracctions, etc. I won't ask you for money, only I want you to enjoy Peru ;) Well, I can teach some prahses in Spanish, they're easy. Search me on Facebook like Alex Raúl Guerrero Bustamante or Alex Raul Guerrero Bustamante, I have a pic of a soldier doll, I have more pictures of me and my friends there. and this is my mail warriox_mig @ hotmail. com (all together) Bye Bye, and Peru is waiting for ya ;)
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You need to know a bit more. I suggest a site where I have learned a few things called http://www.livemocha.com/ Buy a good English/Spanish dictionary too.
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you should speak spanish at least to a conversational level. most peruvians speak spanish, and not alot speak english. even if you can speak english or other foreign langueges with some people, it would be better to learn spanish yourself, rather than expect everyone to speak your language. i suggest listening to spanish music, or watching t.v. in spanish to learn some more, it is not very hard because Spanish is very similar to English.
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You will have to know more then basic spanish.
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The more you know, the better. Peruvians are very friendly and will try to help you out, but it would make life a lot easier if you at least had a decent vocabulary, even if you couldn't string the words together to make a coherent sentence. Before I went to Peru I beefed up my vocabulary using this program: http://www.byki.com/fls/free-spanish-software-download.html?l=spanish. It's a for-sale program, but they do free trials which include a lot of vocabulary words, and that may be sufficient for your purposes. Spanish isn't at all hard to learn, and if you go there having a decent grasp on a lot of words, you'll understand more and more every day and before you know it you'll be using phrases and sentences. Basically the more of a base you give yourself before you go, the easier life will be once you get there.
Hey all, I will be in Peru from March to the end of April. I only know very basic spanish(i.e. what is your name, how old are you etc...). What other useful topics should I study? I basically need to know how to get around and some useful key phrases.
Peru - 5 Answers
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Hello, I read your question and I'd like to help you. I study tourism, hotelery and gastronomy. Is important to me help you. I guide you to Lima City, to know all the city, the touristics atracctions, etc. I won't ask you for money, only I want you to enjoy Peru ;) Well, I can teach some prahses in Spanish, they're easy. Search me on Facebook like Alex Raúl Guerrero Bustamante or Alex Raul Guerrero Bustamante, I have a pic of a soldier doll, I have more pictures of me and my friends there. and this is my mail warriox_mig @ hotmail. com (all together) Bye Bye, and Peru is waiting for ya ;)
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You need to know a bit more. I suggest a site where I have learned a few things called http://www.livemocha.com/ Buy a good English/Spanish dictionary too.
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you should speak spanish at least to a conversational level. most peruvians speak spanish, and not alot speak english. even if you can speak english or other foreign langueges with some people, it would be better to learn spanish yourself, rather than expect everyone to speak your language. i suggest listening to spanish music, or watching t.v. in spanish to learn some more, it is not very hard because Spanish is very similar to English.
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You will have to know more then basic spanish.
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The more you know, the better. Peruvians are very friendly and will try to help you out, but it would make life a lot easier if you at least had a decent vocabulary, even if you couldn't string the words together to make a coherent sentence. Before I went to Peru I beefed up my vocabulary using this program: http://www.byki.com/fls/free-spanish-software-download.html?l=spanish. It's a for-sale program, but they do free trials which include a lot of vocabulary words, and that may be sufficient for your purposes. Spanish isn't at all hard to learn, and if you go there having a decent grasp on a lot of words, you'll understand more and more every day and before you know it you'll be using phrases and sentences. Basically the more of a base you give yourself before you go, the easier life will be once you get there.
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