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Introduction

In this section, Ana Carolina introduces herself and explains why she decided to share her experience of applying for a visa without the help of a lawyer.

• Ana Carolina is an engineer who has been living in Orlando, Florida with her family since January 2018.

• She applied for a visa without the help of a lawyer because she couldn't afford one.

• She believes that sharing her experience will be helpful to others who are facing similar difficulties.

Motivation to Apply for Visa

In this section, Ana Carolina explains why she wanted to apply for a work visa and how she started the process.

• Ana Carolina's children adapted well to life in America and did well in school, which motivated her and her husband to consider staying longer.

• She started looking for jobs that could sponsor her work visa on LinkedIn and Indeed.

• She received interest from potential employers but was told that she needed a work visa first.

Applying Without Lawyer

In this section, Ana Carolina talks about how she started working on her application without the help of a lawyer.

• Ana Carolina researched what forms were required for her type of visa and what documents needed to be submitted.

• She began working on getting her diploma validated by comparing it with an American diploma through credential evaluation.

• She asked people whom she had worked or studied with for letters of recommendation.

• She translated all necessary documents into English and prepared them for submission.

Submitting Application

In this section, Ana Carolina discusses when she submitted her application and what was included in it.

• In April 2019, after completing all necessary steps, Ana Carolina submitted her application for a work visa and a green card.

• She included the required forms, documents, and letters of recommendation in her application package.

Conclusion

In this section, Ana Carolina summarizes what she covered in the video and what viewers can expect from future videos.

• Ana Carolina shared her experience of applying for a visa without the help of a lawyer to help others who are facing similar difficulties.

• She provided an overview of the steps she took to prepare and submit her application.

• In future videos, she will provide more details on each step of the process.

Sharing Experience with Immigration Process

In this section, the speaker shares her experience with the immigration process and provides details on the timeline of events.

Timeline of Events

• Received response from USCIS regarding application on April 11, 2019.

• Completed biometrics for work authorization on April 26, 2019.

• Received decision denying work authorization application on October 18, 2019.

• Received notice that I-140 petition was approved on November 27, 2019.

• Applied for green card in December 2019 and completed biometrics.

Insights

• The speaker paid $700 for her work authorization application.

• The wait time for decisions and updates from USCIS can be long and uncertain.

• The speaker's initial work authorization application was denied due to an error in filling out the form.

How to Validate a Diploma

In this video, the speaker explains the steps required to validate a diploma.

Steps for Validating a Diploma

• First, subscribe to the channel and activate notifications for future videos.

• Next, follow the instructions provided in the upcoming videos.

• The speaker promises to prepare better for future videos.

This transcript is very short and only covers the steps required to validate a diploma. There is no additional information provided beyond these steps.