ارسلت لوزارة الخارجيه الامريكيه .......بس شوفو الرد الغريب

March 23rd, 2011, 04:57 AM

مرحبا اليوم الساعه 2 صباحا ارسلت رساله لوزارة الخارجيه الامريكيه استفسر عن جواز المرافق لانه اتاخر وكتبتلهم كل المعلومات الللي تخصه

وجاني ردهم لي الساعه 5 صباحا بس شوفو الرد بصراحه انا اتحطمت حسسوني انهم مشغولين باليابان الحين ومو فاضيين لشي مررره


طيب وجوازاتنا المعلقه الين متي الي مايخلصو من كارثة اليابان بعدين يلتفتو علينا ربي يصبرني بس اتركم مع الرد الخطييييييير

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An 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck off the northeast coast of Japan on Friday, March 11 shaking office buildings in Tokyo and setting off a devastating tsunami that swept away cars and boats.

For the most recent information regarding the Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami, please see Japan Earthquake & Pacific Tsunami <http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/pa/pa_5378.html> .

For concerns regarding U.S. Citizen who are in Japan, please contact JapanEmergencyUSC@state.gov <mailto:JapanEmergencyUSC@state.gov> .

For U.S. visa inquiries related to departure from Japan to the United States, please contact japanvisainquiries@state.gov <mailto:japanvisainquiries@state.gov%20> .

For Japanese Nationals impacted by the recent disaster who are currently in the United States please see the recent update <http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=d219c337ab5ce210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCR D&vgnextchannel=68439c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6 a1RCRD> from USCIS regarding status in the United States (If unable to use the link, please paste the following address into your browser: USCIS - USCIS Reminds Japanese Nationals Impacted by Recent Disaster of Available Immigration Benefits <http://tinyurl.com/4r8mat8> ).



The State Department Visa Office has received your e-mail inquiry. We regret that we are unable to send a personal reply due to the huge number of inquiries we receive daily. The Visa Office cannot provide information about U.S. Passports, Acquisition of Citizenship or Travel Requirements for U.S. citizens. Please see the information located at the bottom of this page for links related to these topics.

We have found that 95% of the inquiries we receive are readily answered by information available on our website. This response is designed to help you better access that information.

We are unable to provide any kind of status update on current pending visa applications via this or any other email address. Please call (202) 663-1225 if you would like the status of your pending visa application. Please do not send change of address or requests for appointments to this address. Please contact the Embassy or Consulate holding your file directly. We cannot accept faxed inquiries.

Please refer to the categories below, select the one that most closely matches your inquiry, and then click on the link provided. This will take you directly to the information about your visa inquiry on our website. If your question does not fit any of the categories given below, or you want to see the latest news about visas, please click on Welcome to Travel.State.Gov <http://travel.state.gov/> for general access to our website.



General Questions:

Contact a U.S. Embassy, Consulate or other Post: U.S. Department of State

Visa Application Forms: Visa Application Forms

Visa Delays: Visa Wait Times - for Interview Appointments and Processing

Visa Denials: Visa Denials

Affidavit of Support (I-864): Affidavit of Support Forms (I-864 series forms) - Frequently Asked Questions

Non-Immigrant Visa Categories: Types of Visas for Temporary Visitors

Tourism and Business Travel: Visitor Visas - Business and Pleasure

Study in the U.S.: Student and Exchange Visitors

Temporary Work in the U.S.: Temporary Worker Visas

Religious Work in the U.S.: Temporary Religious Worker Visas

Cultural Exchanges to the U.S.: Exchange Visitor Visas

J Visa Foreign Residency Questions: Instructions for Applying and Eligibility Information

Visa Waiver Program/ESTA: Visa Waiver Program (VWP)

For questions or problems specifically related to an ESTA application, please go to U.S. Customs and Border Protection - Travel



Canada and Mexico:

Tourism and Business Travel: Citizens of Canada, Bermuda and Mexico- When is a Visa Required?

Border Crossing Card: Border Crossing Card

Foreign Nationals in Canada and Mexico: Citizens of Canada, Bermuda and Mexico- When is a Visa Required?

Immigrant Visa Categories:

Immigrant Visas: Visa Types for Immigrants

Family-Based Visas:

If your relatives are U.S. citizens or Legal Permanent Residents in the U.S. and they are sponsoring your immigration, please click on Family Immigration.

Employment-Based Visas:

If your current or potential U.S. employer is sponsoring your immigration, please click Employment-Based Immigrant Visas for further information.

Diversity Visa Lottery (Green Card Lottery): Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery Program. Please also see this important fraud notice: Fraud Warning

For information on DV-2011, please e-mail the Kentucky Consular Center at kccdv@state.gov or you can call the Center at 606-526-7500. The Kentucky Consular Center is handling only DV-2011 cases. DV 2010 is over.

Concerns of U.S. Citizens:

Basic Information on Traveling Abroad from the U.S.: International Travel. For more up to date information, please contact the nearest Embassy or Consulate of the country you wish to visit.

Visas for Spouses, fiancé(e)s, and stepchildren: Immigrant Visas for Spouses and Fiance(e)s of an American Citizen

If your foreign national fiancé(e) will come to the U.S. to marry you here, he or she may qualify for a non-immigrant fiancé(e) visa. Details are available at Nonimmigrant Visa for a Fiance(e) (K-1)

U.S. Citizen Married to Foreign National Overseas: For information on obtaining an immigrant visa for a spouse, please see Immigrant Visas for Spouses of a U.S. Citizen (IR1 or CR1)

Foreign Adoptions: Welcome to Adoption.State.Gov

Emergency Assistance to U.S. citizens abroad: Emergencies and Crises



Some questions can only be answered by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) of the Department of Homeland Security, formerly the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), because you are already in the United States:

· Do you have a visa and would like to change it to another type?

· Would you like to extend your stay in the U.S.?

· Have you changed your U.S. employer?

· Now that you're in the U.S., would you like to find work?

· Were you refused admission or entry into the United States despite possessing valid visa, and want information on why, and how to proceed?

For information on these and other topics concerning immigration matters while you are in the United States, you'll need to contact U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), formerly known as the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). Click on USCIS Home Page.



TRAVEL BY U.S. CITIZENS

The Department of State website Welcome to Travel.State.Gov contains information on passports and travel by U.S. citizens:

For information on how to obtain a U.S. passport or how to track a pending application, please see: Passports <http://www.travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html>

For information on foreign travel requirements for U.S. citizens, please see: International Travel <http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/travel_1744.html> . Please contact the nearest Embassy or Consulate of the country you wish to visit for more information.

For information on dual citizenship or acquisition of U.S. citizenship, please see: Citizenship and Nationality <http://www.travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_782.html>



Please remember that this is the only response you will receive to your email inquiry to the State Department Visa Office.

If you have reviewed all of the information on the web site and still have questions regarding visas, please contact us at 202-663-1225, Monday through Friday except holidays from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm EST. Please be aware that, due to the heavy volume of calls, you may experience delays in reaching a visa specialist.



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