We believe in you, Dasha. Always have from the start. It is so nice to see your dreams come true. You are proof that east and west can come together and find harmony. I hope your channel continues to grow and grow to become more than what you envisioned from the start.
It seems they (US) put the VISA on a specific page ( like page 23 ) probably so they can find it easier. Also, you probably want to go to Niagra Falls for your visa. It’s half New York and half Canada. Just don’t slip over the edge.
Dear Dari this is your entry visa to get inside the USA. You have to gain additional info from a foreign office for students in USA to get your temporary residence permit. You don't need to go back to Europe to renew your Visa. Visa is just for entry.
Before my wife immigrated, the US always placed the visa in the back of the passport. She had three visas in her Turkish passport before becoming an American.
Sorry not been in touch Dari but I have been in hospital and my IPad was at home I have been catching up and I have been enjoying every minute of this!!!❤️❤️❤️ Nothing but huge love and respect Dari really glad to see things come together for you love David Porterxx ❤️❤️👄👄💖💖
Congrats on getting the scholarship, and the visa! I hope you have a great time in the USA :) I live near Philadelphia, about 2 hours from where you'll be in NYC. I look forward to seeing your videos about your experiences in the USA, and hope you travel around some here when not in classes.
I’m sure your RUclips videos have significantly helped your ability to get an American scholarship and probably a visa too. We know who you are and where you stand on things. As far as your American viewers are concerned you are more than welcome here.
You are tenacious! Despite setbacks and mishaps, you keep hanging in there. You keep fighting to achieve your goals. We're delighted to have you in America, Daria!
I really don't think it will be difficult to get a visa to come to the U.S. as a student. I live in New Jersey and I must tell that there are millions of people from Russia living on the East coast of our country. You will also be welcomed, even though a majority of people here in the U.S. do not care for the War in Ukraine, and the fact that our nation is pro-Ukraine. That war has nothing to do with the good honest young people from Russia. I have seen your videos in the past and find you to be a brilliant and creative young woman. You deserve a chance to expand your education here in the U.S. Btw, you're going to love NYC! The food and culture of that wonderful city is unlimited, I hope you finally get your chance to come here soon.
I can hear the excitement in your voice. Lots of stress with that Visa approval too, but you handled it all like a pro. I think the excitement is building. 👏
All this extra effort paid off. You should be on solid ground in NYC (even though there have been some strong storms in the area.) Looking forward to seeing an update on your progress when you have a free moment. Onward to newer and exciting journeys!
I'm sorry Dari, I skipped to the end, because I didn't want to see you crying. (congrats, don't worry about the visa period right now, at least you got it, worry about the rest later)
🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations! Welcome to the States, Dari. I used to live in Manhattan. I miss living there a lot, when I am not enjoying my life on the coast in California. I usually go back to NYC for 2 or 3 months per year.
Nice, I own a jet and I travel to NYC every 2-3 weeks...right I don't know what is the cost of even renting the apartment in Manhattan but I know real estate agents with 20+ years of experience who can not afford to live there but in Brooklyn.... bye Life is not milk and honey , just to add.
@@maksimm.8502 I lived in a etc sf apartment on the 15th floor with a window looking out into the air shaft. $1,700 a month 10 years ago. The building was bought by a developer and want $3,000 a month for new lease, My apartment wasn’t rent controlled. There was no way I could stay on the money I made as an artist. I was doing okay for an artist but there was no way to remain. I moved to New Haven. Wasn’t very happy there, moved to California, and my work sells. I still miss NYC, but not the winter. Hurricane Sandy was a trip. I still haven’t experienced an earth quake other than some tremors. No reason to be mean.
Thanks DARI for sharing this with us 🙏 it's so nice to see how things are going for you 🤗 it be nice to see how the future take you 😊 please keep up the great work you do for us and yourself ❣️ you are so beautiful and so smart 🤓 take care of yourself and be safe beautiful 🤩💝
It kinda makes sense to put the visa in the back of the passport. The last page will be the last one stamped, so it will always be available. Plus it's easy to find. Keeps things simple.
Yay, Yay! Dari. I'm so happy to see you got your visa and did not encounter any bureaucratic problems at the embassy. It's exciting to see you embarking on your new adventure in my homeland, an adventure so richly deserved. All prayers and hopes for happiness & success in all your pursuits💕. Will be watching you here.
Hi Dari. Congratulations!🎉 On getting your visa! Possibly, you can extend it without leaving the USA. I think so. Thank You for showing us Belgrade, Serbia. I had to look in my atlas to see just where on earth it is located. Your life is a very exciting journey, Thank You for sharing with us.✌️♥️🗽
Dari could get a work visa and eventually a green card if she’s sponsored by an American company she’s working for and its too soon to comment on the likelihood of it but who knows what might happen in the future! We’ll see.
You've got a misunderstanding about how US visas work. It's merely an entry document. Once you're in the US, it's meaningless. As a student, it's your I-20 and your I-94 (US equivalent of a migration card) that matters. Your I-94 will cover the dates of your course of study, you can stay for as long as your I-94 is valid and you're still studying (the university will report you if you don't show up to study and your I-94 will be cancelled.) The counterfoil in your passport is completely irrelevant. Once you get to the US, you need to go to the SSA ASAP and apply for an SSN. For that you'll need your I-20, I-94, passport and a letter from the university that you will be engaged in on-campus employment. The SSA will confirm your identity and DOB from your passport, but they don't care about the visa. Canadians don't need visas, so the system was designed so that you don't use it after entry. Usually I advise people in NYC to go to Montreal to get a new F-1 visa so they can travel abroad and re-enter the US, but you'd need a Canadian visa to do that.
Dari will certainly want to travel abroad! Not least, I'm sure, to visit her family next summer. Being able to stay in the US is all very well, but who on earth (other than most Americans) want's to never leave the US? When I lived in Moscow for three years I left and re-entered FIFTEEN times. And I wasn't trying. I had to actually count them when I was later in the US on an H-1B and wanted to visit friends and ex-colleagues for 10 days at New Year 2020 and to get a tourist visa I had to detail every previous entry into Russia.
It's*very important* to comply with U. S. A. immigration laws and regulations. My parental family had split up multiple times in four cities and three national jurisdictions. My Mom got so fed up with our split-ups that she prohibited my Dad from veering off in his own way illegally overstaying in the U. S. A. He obeyed. My Mom didn't like the experience of sneaking with a kid in tow across national jurisdictions and ended up as ambiguously and probably stateless illegal immigrant (Hong Kong, its different sections and territory, are complex in its jurisdictions). I only remember that upon arriving in JFK International Airport, after we had gone through the entry checking of then-called INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service, now the CBP -- Customs and Border Patrol), I somehow got a small white card with my alien registration number printed upon it.
@@solconcordia4315 What you're describing is an I-94. If you immigrate as a permanent resident, CBP will stamp the passport with an I-551 stamp, but if you're stateless they stamp the I-94 and take your photo and staple it to the form. Not sure how they do it since I-94s became electronic. But anyway, an I-94 is typically used for non-immigrants, although you might adjust status later on.
Hi Dari I have been living in New York for almost 35 years lol. welcome to New Jersey and New York. Let me know if you need any airport pick up to your destination once you arrived in New York City. by the way, I’m flying to Kazakhstan then Turkey on September 7 from New York for vacation then returning back on September 25th :). hopefully one day looking forward to meet you in person :)
Happy to see the warm acceptance from your followers in the comment section below. Would that each and every American appreciate you as much. I suspect you will encounter some small-minded zealots in America that do not share the enthusiasm towards you that is expressed here. Your joy is palpable. You have beauty and intelligence, wishing you great success in achieving your goals. Live long and prosper.
Congratulations Dari with getting the student visa to the USA. I wish you an amazing and successful time in New York, and am looking forward to see your first impressions of the United States.
Ahh, the missing video that explains it all! I was wondering how many weeks you were back to Russia, from France, because I assumed it would take a long time to get a US VISA in Russia (Now explained)! So dangerous to get a US Visa, hope your knee is better! By now, your probably in New York and getting moved in. Welcome. Hope your 2k/month place is bigger than my closet! Nice to see your nails match your dress! 👍👍 Looking forward to your first video experience in the US! We already know there will be plenty of smiling! 😀😀😁😁
I follow a very popular band from Russia (Leonid & Friends). They are extremely popular in America and do a long tour twice a year. For their visas they always go to the American embassy in Armenia - and never had any problems! Anyway, I am so happy for you and ALL of America anxiously awaits your arrival!! 😆😆
I am going to miss your accent. Stay safe. New York is a tough city. I personally have not been. I am in Colorado and go to Los Angeles and Las Vegas often.
Shrimp IS plural. Shrimps does not exist in english. Only in some southern and urban dialects will you hear multiple shrimp described as "shrimps". So you know.
You'll have spring break in March or April (usually a week), perhaps you can find a cheap flight to Canada or Mexico if you need to be outside of the USA at that time. You are going into such an exciting time of life- you've worked really hard for this I'm sure it will all work out for you.
What an absolutely lovely lady you are dari , i enjoy watching your videos i love your English speaking voice and so happy for you ,following your dreams , god bless and good luck in everything you do .....lee in the 🇬🇧
What an eventfull trip to Belgrade, ups and downs, and you handled them all very nicely.👏👏👏 Love your food comments, and realized that you are not very picky about your food, meaning you can eat most types of food (fish, cheese, vegetables etc.) and dislike very few.🤤 Interesting interview and that you needed to go to Serbia to get it, but the important thing is you could get it.🤗 Extremely pleased to see you open the letter and seeing your emotions flow freely when you check the passport and visa. Sad about the mixup with the dates but I trust you allready have a solid plan ready when the time comes.😊 Hope to see more of your first impressions upon arriving in USA and, of course, your first day going in university/campus Take care
Dari - you visa is for the entry to the USA - it is Not for the Duration of studies - your Foreign Student Advisor at St Johns University will get you settled. Keep your I-20 form or J-1, that is what determines how long you can stay in the usa.
Oh, don't worry about the visa. Your visa is only for the entry to the US. Once you enter, they will give I-94 form where they will put in how long you can stay. For students, usually they have a stamp D/S ("duration of status"), so that you can stay in the US as long as you continue with the study program.
Interesting, Definitely different from my family’s journey to America which may or may not involve almost suffocating on the back of a truck heading towards Texas
Thanks! Congrats, Dari. I think you will like NYC.
Thanks a lot 🙏🏼
@@DariStep You are very welcome ♥
As a US immigration lawyer, I congratulate you on your initiative and success. Wonderful!!
Thank you!
Hello Dari, congratulations 🎉, please let me know i want to meet you in person when you come to New York
We believe in you, Dasha. Always have from the start. It is so nice to see your dreams come true. You are proof that east and west can come together and find harmony. I hope your channel continues to grow and grow to become more than what you envisioned from the start.
Thank you so much!!
Just some English advice: You did not “break” your knee. You injured (or hurt) your knee. Breaking means a bone is in more than one piece.
lovely Serbia
Glad to hear that everything worked out for you with your scholarship and visa. I hope you will have a good and successful time in America.
The indomitable Dari Step!
It seems they (US) put the VISA on a specific page ( like page 23 ) probably so they can find it easier.
Also, you probably want to go to Niagra Falls for your visa. It’s half New York and half Canada. Just don’t slip over the edge.
Dear Dari this is your entry visa to get inside the USA. You have to gain additional info from a foreign office for students in USA to get your temporary residence permit. You don't need to go back to Europe to renew your Visa. Visa is just for entry.
Congratulations!
Congratulations, I am happy about this success
Before my wife immigrated, the US always placed the visa in the back of the passport. She had three visas in her Turkish passport before becoming an American.
Good experience for you!!❤
Happy for you, Dasha. Congratulations! Wishing you continued success in all your future endeavors.
Sorry not been in touch Dari but I have been in hospital and my IPad was at home I have been catching up and I have been enjoying every minute of this!!!❤️❤️❤️ Nothing but huge love and respect Dari really glad to see things come together for you love David Porterxx ❤️❤️👄👄💖💖
Thanks!
Thanks for the support!
So happy for you and your success! "Today is the first day of the rest of your life!"
Congrats on getting the scholarship, and the visa! I hope you have a great time in the USA :) I live near Philadelphia, about 2 hours from where you'll be in NYC. I look forward to seeing your videos about your experiences in the USA, and hope you travel around some here when not in classes.
I’m sure your RUclips videos have significantly helped your ability to get an American scholarship and probably a visa too. We know who you are and where you stand on things. As far as your American viewers are concerned you are more than welcome here.
You are tenacious! Despite setbacks and mishaps, you keep hanging in there. You keep fighting to achieve your goals. We're delighted to have you in America, Daria!
Thanksssss 🙏🏼
Congratulations! 🙂 ... Belgrade looks lovely. Now I wanna visit it as well.
It does look lovely. Sadly, indoor smoking is a big no go for me. I get nose bleeds and asthma attacks from second hand smoke. :(
So eager to see your first post from NYC! Hope all is well and you are still thrilled with your newest adventure!
Check out my community post in a few hours 😃
So pleased for you Dari...
I really don't think it will be difficult to get a visa to come to the U.S. as a student. I live in New Jersey and I must tell that there are millions of people from Russia living on the East coast of our country. You will also be welcomed, even though a majority of people here in the U.S. do not care for the War in Ukraine, and the fact that our nation is pro-Ukraine. That war has nothing to do with the good honest young people from Russia. I have seen your videos in the past and find you to be a brilliant and creative young woman. You deserve a chance to expand your education here in the U.S.
Btw, you're going to love NYC! The food and culture of that wonderful city is unlimited, I hope you finally get your chance to come here soon.
Both playing parts pro nothing but fear & chaos & much lying
Hi Dari,nice video,pleased for you its all worked out , all the best,look after yourself and take care
Thanks Trev 🙏🏼
@@DariStep look after your self Dari
Sorry about your rough start. Congratulations on your Visa! You wont have smoking inside when you get to the USA.
Thanks!!
I can hear the excitement in your voice. Lots of stress with that Visa approval too, but you handled it all like a pro. I think the excitement is building. 👏
All this extra effort paid off. You should be on solid ground in NYC (even though there have been some strong storms in the area.) Looking forward to seeing an update on your progress when you have a free moment.
Onward to newer and exciting journeys!
This video made me so happy!
Congrats!! Good luck. Stay happy.
I'm sorry Dari, I skipped to the end, because I didn't want to see you crying.
(congrats, don't worry about the visa period right now, at least you got it, worry about the rest later)
🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations! Welcome to the States, Dari. I used to live in Manhattan. I miss living there a lot, when I am not enjoying my life on the coast in California. I usually go back to NYC for 2 or 3 months per year.
Nice, I own a jet and I travel to NYC every 2-3 weeks...right
I don't know what is the cost of even renting the apartment in Manhattan but I know real estate agents with 20+ years of experience who can not afford to live there but in Brooklyn.... bye
Life is not milk and honey , just to add.
@@maksimm.8502 I lived in a etc sf apartment on the 15th floor with a window looking out into the air shaft. $1,700 a month 10 years ago. The building was bought by a developer and want $3,000 a month for new lease, My apartment wasn’t rent controlled. There was no way I could stay on the money I made as an artist. I was doing okay for an artist but there was no way to remain. I moved to New Haven. Wasn’t very happy there, moved to California, and my work sells. I still miss NYC, but not the winter. Hurricane Sandy was a trip. I still haven’t experienced an earth quake other than some tremors. No reason to be mean.
Thanks DARI for sharing this with us 🙏 it's so nice to see how things are going for you 🤗 it be nice to see how the future take you 😊 please keep up the great work you do for us and yourself ❣️ you are so beautiful and so smart 🤓 take care of yourself and be safe beautiful 🤩💝
Thanks you Scott 🌙
One step closer!!! Onwards and upwards, Dari.
you are so great to watch, your confidence is amazing and i'm so happy you get to achieve your dreams and study in NYC
Thank you so much!!
Dari, Congrats on your passport. Belgrade looks pretty.amazing it's cold there when it's so hot here in Florida. Good luck at St. Johns.
Thank you! ✨
It kinda makes sense to put the visa in the back of the passport. The last page will be the last one stamped, so it will always be available. Plus it's easy to find. Keeps things simple.
Congratulations Dari!🎉🎊🍾🎉🎈
Congratulations Dari! You are always in our hearts. Wishing you all the best in the Usa💚💙❤️
❤️❤️❤️
Amazing that you had to do so much work to get a Visa, while our southern border is wide open.
Yay, Yay! Dari. I'm so happy to see you got your visa and did not encounter any bureaucratic problems at the embassy. It's exciting to see you embarking on your new adventure in my homeland, an adventure so richly deserved. All prayers and hopes for happiness & success in all your pursuits💕. Will be watching you here.
Thank uuu ✨
Congratulations and good luck for your study.
So happy for you!
Hi Dari. Congratulations!🎉 On getting your visa! Possibly, you can extend it without leaving the USA. I think so. Thank You for showing us Belgrade, Serbia. I had to look in my atlas to see just where on earth it is located. Your life is a very exciting journey, Thank You for sharing with us.✌️♥️🗽
Dari could get a work visa and eventually a green card if she’s sponsored by an American company she’s working for and its too soon to comment on the likelihood of it but who knows what might happen in the future! We’ll see.
Congrats!! We're all happy for you.
Will you be meeting up with your friend Zachery??
You've got a misunderstanding about how US visas work. It's merely an entry document. Once you're in the US, it's meaningless. As a student, it's your I-20 and your I-94 (US equivalent of a migration card) that matters. Your I-94 will cover the dates of your course of study, you can stay for as long as your I-94 is valid and you're still studying (the university will report you if you don't show up to study and your I-94 will be cancelled.) The counterfoil in your passport is completely irrelevant. Once you get to the US, you need to go to the SSA ASAP and apply for an SSN. For that you'll need your I-20, I-94, passport and a letter from the university that you will be engaged in on-campus employment. The SSA will confirm your identity and DOB from your passport, but they don't care about the visa. Canadians don't need visas, so the system was designed so that you don't use it after entry. Usually I advise people in NYC to go to Montreal to get a new F-1 visa so they can travel abroad and re-enter the US, but you'd need a Canadian visa to do that.
You sure do know a lot about the process!!
Dari will certainly want to travel abroad! Not least, I'm sure, to visit her family next summer. Being able to stay in the US is all very well, but who on earth (other than most Americans) want's to never leave the US? When I lived in Moscow for three years I left and re-entered FIFTEEN times. And I wasn't trying. I had to actually count them when I was later in the US on an H-1B and wanted to visit friends and ex-colleagues for 10 days at New Year 2020 and to get a tourist visa I had to detail every previous entry into Russia.
While I'm on the subject, you'll need to file an I-765 to get your EAD, but the university has presumably explained how to do that.
It's*very important* to comply with U. S. A. immigration laws and regulations.
My parental family had split up multiple times in four cities and three national jurisdictions. My Mom got so fed up with our split-ups that she prohibited my Dad from veering off in his own way illegally overstaying in the U. S. A.
He obeyed. My Mom didn't like the experience of sneaking with a kid in tow across national jurisdictions and ended up as ambiguously and probably stateless illegal immigrant (Hong Kong, its different sections and territory, are complex in its jurisdictions).
I only remember that upon arriving in JFK International Airport, after we had gone through the entry checking of then-called INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service, now the CBP -- Customs and Border Patrol), I somehow got a small white card with my alien registration number printed upon it.
@@solconcordia4315 What you're describing is an I-94. If you immigrate as a permanent resident, CBP will stamp the passport with an I-551 stamp, but if you're stateless they stamp the I-94 and take your photo and staple it to the form. Not sure how they do it since I-94s became electronic. But anyway, an I-94 is typically used for non-immigrants, although you might adjust status later on.
Congratulations on getting your visa! I wish you much success with your studies.
Thank you so much!!
Dary, "CONGRATULATIONS!"🎉 I Love your Great Attitude. You will go far. Believe in the Good! ❤
Congratulations! Dari. Wish you all the best. You will make friends here & people welcomes you with open arms. You are a very friendly person.
Hi Dari I have been living in New York for almost 35 years lol. welcome to New Jersey and New York. Let me know if you need any airport pick up to your destination once you arrived in New York City. by the way, I’m flying to Kazakhstan then Turkey on September 7 from New York for vacation then returning back on September 25th :). hopefully one day looking forward to meet you in person :)
Happy to see the warm acceptance from your followers in the comment section below. Would that each and every American appreciate you as much. I suspect you will encounter some small-minded zealots in America that do not share the enthusiasm towards you that is expressed here. Your joy is palpable. You have beauty and intelligence, wishing you great success in achieving your goals. Live long and prosper.
Congratulations Dari with getting the student visa to the USA. I wish you an amazing and successful time in New York, and am looking forward to see your first impressions of the United States.
Thank youuu
Amazing you kept this wonderful news a secret from May till August
Good luck on your USA studies and adventures
Thank you!!!
Hello Daria interesting to see your video. Can you tell me what you do for a living and how are you raising money to go to study in USA?
Shared everything in this video - ruclips.net/video/2G3iUTMuAOM/видео.htmlsi=hS4iXLkecUg8TN5G
Congratulations with your visa 🎉🎉
Congratulations Dari.Wishing you luck with your future!
Thanks!
Ahh, the missing video that explains it all! I was wondering how many weeks you were back to Russia, from France, because I assumed it would take a long time to get a US VISA in Russia (Now explained)! So dangerous to get a US Visa, hope your knee is better! By now, your probably in New York and getting moved in. Welcome. Hope your 2k/month place is bigger than my closet! Nice to see your nails match your dress! 👍👍 Looking forward to your first video experience in the US! We already know there will be plenty of smiling! 😀😀😁😁
Ahahha thanks)))
I follow a very popular band from Russia (Leonid & Friends). They are extremely popular in America and do a long tour twice a year. For their visas they always go to the American embassy in Armenia - and never had any problems! Anyway, I am so happy for you and ALL of America anxiously awaits your arrival!! 😆😆
Doesn't the sponsoring university file for the student to obtain visa to study at the university?? 😦😦😦😦😦😦
I am going to miss your accent.
Stay safe. New York is a tough city. I personally have not been.
I am in Colorado and go to Los Angeles and Las Vegas often.
I’ll check out Colorado one day 😃
very nice job, dari, well done
I have tears of happiness for you!
Much love!
You have an international crew here cheering for your success. That's pretty cool!
Really appreciate it 🙏🏼
You paid $29 dollars that is very good, I would think that Greece and Spain would be cheaper than that.
Shrimp IS plural. Shrimps does not exist in english. Only in some southern and urban dialects will you hear multiple shrimp described as "shrimps". So you know.
Congratulations MS. Dari. Welcome to the USA. So happy for you.
I am so happy for you! 🎉🎉🎉
Never forget that NY City is one of the most dangerous places in the world to live.
Exciting inflection point in your life! Congratulations- make it happen!
Congradulations Dari and wishing you a possitve experience the same as Natasha experienced. Always stay save my dear.
Congratulations 🎊 on starting a new chapter in your life.😊❤
Thank you so much!!
Congrats again on getting your Visa Dari and for getting accepted for studying in the USA. I wish you happiness and success!
Thank you so much!!
I want to go to Belgrade....but Belgrade itself needs a visa...can someone explain to me how to get it
You'll have spring break in March or April (usually a week), perhaps you can find a cheap flight to Canada or Mexico if you need to be outside of the USA at that time. You are going into such an exciting time of life- you've worked really hard for this I'm sure it will all work out for you.
Hopefully 🤞🏼
Congratulations Dasha! Your dream finally came true. I wish you all the best and I hope you'll have a wonderful time in the US. God Bless you!
YOU GO GIRL!!!!!😃👍
Good luck, Dari.
Congrats Dari. Get ready for some amazing times in the U.S.
Can't wait!
What an absolutely lovely lady you are dari , i enjoy watching your videos i love your English speaking voice and so happy for you ,following your dreams , god bless and good luck in everything you do .....lee in the 🇬🇧
Thank you 😊
Crying in the rain!
Was it easy to change Rubles to Dinars?
I didn’t have rubles to change :)
Congratulations on your tenacity and work. Good luck for next episodes.
Thank you very much!
What an eventfull trip to Belgrade, ups and downs, and you handled them all very nicely.👏👏👏
Love your food comments, and realized that you are not very picky about your food, meaning you can eat most types of food (fish, cheese, vegetables etc.) and dislike very few.🤤
Interesting interview and that you needed to go to Serbia to get it, but the important thing is you could get it.🤗
Extremely pleased to see you open the letter and seeing your emotions flow freely when you check the passport and visa. Sad about the mixup with the dates but I trust you allready have a solid plan ready when the time comes.😊
Hope to see more of your first impressions upon arriving in USA and, of course, your first day going in university/campus
Take care
Filming new videos already, so you will defiantly see!!!
Thanks a lot for your support Kenneth 😌🙏🏼
I remember how excited I was to start my MBA .You will definitely enjoy working on your masters .
Can't wait!
You are amazing, I am happy you got what you wanted!
@4:47 wow! i know exactly how you felt! it is a wonderful feeling. I see now you it was done. Congratulations!
The grass isn't always greener on the other side. good luck though.
Sometimes it IS!
Maybe it's because I live in Nebraska.
I live in Boulder, Colorado for 8 years, I suggest going there. Weather and scenery are awesome, and people are really friendly.
You speak with a unique voice. Interesting…..
Dari - you visa is for the entry to the USA - it is Not for the Duration of studies - your Foreign Student Advisor at St Johns University will get you settled. Keep your I-20 form or J-1, that is what determines how long you can stay in the usa.
Thanks for the video! It was nice seeing how this process worked. Now we're all waiting to hear how the trip to the USA went 🙂
Coming soon!
Oh, don't worry about the visa. Your visa is only for the entry to the US. Once you enter, they will give I-94 form where they will put in how long you can stay. For students, usually they have a stamp D/S ("duration of status"), so that you can stay in the US as long as you continue with the study program.
Congrats Dari, welcome to the USA.
Thank you! 😃
@dari Step hope all goes to plan! Take care hope to meet you someday! God Bless and Take Care!
Great work Dari...love from Charlie ❤
All your effort deserves fantastic rewards 👏
St. John's is a very respectable school. I'm looking forward to when you can compare your American to Russian universities.
Will do in the next months!
You can possibly go to the Canadian border (not to far from NYC)to renew your visa...
No, it will be impossible legally unfortunately. Mexico or Barbados will work tho.
Congratulations, Dari!
Congratulations and future success.
Interesting, Definitely different from my family’s journey to America which may or may not involve almost suffocating on the back of a truck heading towards Texas