2 Visas for Young People for United States

1 photograph meeting the Digital Image Requirements.

Documents which prove your intent to return to your home country such as a property deed, apartment lease, or future job contract.

You need a formal invitation from the training institution.

Your employer or organization needs to demonstrate that the proposed training is not available in your native country;

You will not be placed in a position which is in the normal operation of the business and in which U.S. citizens and resident workers are regularly employed.

You will not engage in productive employment unless such employment is incidental and necessary to the training.

The training will benefit the you in pursuing a career outside the United States.

Your petitioner needs to describe the type of training and supervision to be given, and the structure of the training program.

Your petitioner needs to set the proportion of time that will be devoted to productive employment.

Your petitioner needs to show the number of hours that will be spent, respectively, in classroom instruction and in on–the–job training.

Your petitioner needs to describe the career abroad for which the training will prepare you.

You need a passport valid for at least 6 months.

Form DS-2019 provided by sponsors via the SEVIS system.

Visa application fee payment receipt  (those sponsored by a U.S agency are exempt from paying the fee).

You need to be between 18 to 26 years old.

You need to be graduated from at least a secondary school.

You need to pass a background and personality check.

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