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Just curious, what will be your occupation?

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severinep   0

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If it's not too personal, what is your occupation in your home country and what did you or will write on the DS-230?

I am just curious. I have absolutely no idea what I'll do in the US. I currently work in corporate real estate and my current position doesn't allow me to do the same in the US (I'll have to go back to school to get some more certifications...).

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severinep,

Write on the DS-230 what your occupation currently is.

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If it's not too personal, what is your occupation in your home country and what did you or will write on the DS-230?

I am just curious. I have absolutely no idea what I'll do in the US. I currently work in corporate real estate and my current position doesn't allow me to do the same in the US (I'll have to go back to school to get some more certifications...).

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My husband is unemployed so I just wrote that. I agree w/Yodrak put what your current occupation is.

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If it's not too personal, what is your occupation in your home country and what did you or will write on the DS-230?

I am just curious. I have absolutely no idea what I'll do in the US. I currently work in corporate real estate and my current position doesn't allow me to do the same in the US (I'll have to go back to school to get some more certifications...).

What is the actual question you are referring to? part of question 22 where it asks "In what occupation do you intend to work in the Unites States?" Are you referring to this question? You can write "Undecided" or write something that you want to do like "IT."

Or are you referring "Present Occupation" question number 12? List your current job here, if you don't work now, write "NONE."

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If you mean the question concerning what you intend to do in the USA.

I put I am retiring and will have a pension, but will considered any employment opportunities that are of interest to me.

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Sorry, I meant the occupation you intend to do in the US.

I currently work in Corporate Real Estate and I know it won't be possible in the US. I guess I was curious to know what people did after they moved to the US: if they got into the same field, found a job in a totally different field...

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My husband is planning to write "Currently unknown" because he doesn't currently know.

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