HOW TO PREPARE TO COME TO THE U.S

HOW TO PREPARE TO COME TO THE U.S

In 1980, I spend two years in a refugee in Thailand, and I decided to write letters to all the countries in the word, asking them if they of the United States interviewed me. That test was very difficult for me because I had to complete a history about my parents my family, and my relatives. Since I was very young, I didn’t remember very much about my relatives and my family. After my interview, I waited for a response. I knew that the immigration office would decide whether or not I should come to the U.S I waited for about four months; then they called my name, and they made a photograph for my passport. I was so excited about the trip, but during that time I was worried, too because I didn’t speak English, and I wondered who my new parents would be. I didn’t speak prepare anything for my trip because I didn’t know I was going to go to the U.S until last minute. They are very friendly and happy all the time.