What are the steps that I have to follow to be able to go to the U.S.A.?

First, you have to register for the program. That means that you have to come to our office and complete the registration form, together with our representative. Don’t forget to have on you your ID and a proof of student status from the university.

What are the steps that I have to follow to be able to go to the U.S.A.?
First, you have to register for the program. That means that you have to come to our office and complete the registration form, together with our representative. Don’t forget to have on you your ID and a proof of student status from the university.

After you pass your English interview, you have to pay the 300 lei registration fee.

After that, we focus all our attention in finding a job offer (Job Assistance option), or you bring us the job offer that you’ve obtained (Self Placement option)

When you have received your job offer, you have to pay the rest of the fee for the program (alone or with the help of the BRD credit) and we send you your file in the U.S.A. in order to obtain your work permit

As soon as we receive it, we schedule you for the visa interview and, once you have obtained your visa, we make you our best offers for your airplane ticket.

In the month before your departure, you attend the online orientation session and you carefully pack your bags

You leave for the greatest experience of your life, “American Challenge” trademark!

TIP: make us a visit and we will explain in detail every one of these steps and what they mean to you!

 
What documents will I need to provide during the program?

Your ID and proof of student – for the registration

Your passport – for the work permit

Your criminal record, proof of medical status and proof from the passport division that you have the right to leave the country – for completing your file

2 US visa photos and your grades transcript – for your visa file

TIP: try to gather all the documents as soon as possible, because the lack of them may result in postponing your visa interview and, consequently, your departure for the US.