The next step in our way to the US was to get visa. Since we are part of a Work and Travel program it really isn´t that harsh to get them but we had to fill in some papers (maaaany maaany papers grrr), prove that we are really college students and pay 130 dollars. The questionnaire for visa was just as "funny" as last year- he had to confirm that we really are not terorists ( and we don´t plan to engage any terorist group either), we haven´t kidnapped anybody and we don´t plan to have sex for money.
Few pieces of advice:
* You can probably take a better picture with your smart phone for visa than any "proffesiaonal". Just step in front of a white wall and (don´t) smile. In fact that is just the way the "proffesional" in BA did it with Juri´s photo- no chair, no lights, no DSLR, no instructions. Just like in prison but without the sign of your # :D
* Don´t make fun of those (funny) questions for visa. You never know who´s watching you :)
* Don´t bring unnecessary things to the US Embassy especially toys that looks...well...suspiciously. If Juri would have known this before he surely wouldn´t bring the intelligent play dough with yourself which looks just like explosive and we wouldn´t have to look like total freaks (if not even worse).
The last step is to find any place for staying in San Francisco which is not as easy as we thought (and deffinately not as cheap as we thought). In fact... the rent in DC was the cheapest we can get in SF. Holly crap.
Keep your fingers crossed for us :)
