Moving to America? Help Needed? -

I want to move to america at 18, but i have no idea how im suppose to go about it? can anyone help me please!?!?

You have to be sponsored by a relative who lives in the USA or by someone who is a permanent U.S. Citizen or by an employer. Sometimes it can be a long process though depending on which country you are trying to immigrate from. For more information on how to immigrate visit:http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/��So I hope you have a friend who lives in the USA or a relative because that is the easiest way.

Where you movin to? I m 18~I can do my best to help!But where are you planning on moving to? I m in AZ (Arizona) so I could give some advice on the west coast if that will help you out!

America s a big country, depends on where u want to move to, some places are good however other aint,u need a visa, which could take u to months to years... ask ur parents

Careful, there s alot of crime and dishonest people. And make sure you already have a job planned out.

Where are you from?I live in America and just to tell you, it can get rough.VOTE ME FOR BEST ANSWER!~

buy a gun and youll be fine

Disneyland busy on Christmas, Christmas Eve, Day After? -

We will be in LA next week for that week and I was wondering what days might be the LEAST busiest out of those days mentioned above? I d prefer to go on Christmas, but i don t want to be bombarded by the crowd. What were some of you re experiences of Disneyland on Christmas day? or on Christmas Eve even?Thanks for the help.

HOW MANY times are you going to ask this? It s approaching spam.As we said, there s not much difference between 69,000 guests and 70,000 guests.http://www.scottware.com.au/theme/featur��

always busy at Disneyland. I don t go anywhere on christmas eve or day .. I believe people should be with their family instead of working so somebody ( who is with their family) Is making money.

The 2 weeks that kids get off for Christmas is a very busy time for Disneyland. Unfortunately every day will be very busy no matter how many times you ask this.

Can anyone recommend an area of any borough in new york in which to live? -

I m moving there in a month or so and have never been to the city.....live in the south presently. I m going to be looking for a job as a server and need a place not too extravagant in regard to money. I m pretty open. Anyone out there want to give recommendations? I m going up blind, but have been working in the restaurant business for a few years and have done well. Right now have no ties and would like to see what NY is like. Actually, any comments welcome. Thanks.

Brooklyn - WilliamsburgQueens - AstoriaBronx - Moshulu ParkwayMake sure you work in a Manhattan restaurant. Who knows you might be working side by side with a future movie star.