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I'm an Indian CPA student. The current CPA rules allow me to write in Dubai, but charge an additional 1000$ fee over the U.S exam.
I thought I'd rather spend that money on a ticket to the U.S since I have plenty of folks there.
The plan is that I leave for the U.S, finish my exams to be
Job,
I am a qualified Certified Management Accountant (U.S Certification) a graduate and a CA intermediate. I am currently working in the consultancy wing of an audit firm (Of which my dad is also a director), but I work for a nominal salary and hence do not file an Income Tax return. The firm however, is quite established and even has an international affiliation. I do not have any property in my own name.
Sponsors
Self paid. My parents intend to join me once I'm done with my exam so we can tour the place.
Relatives abroad
I have folks (Mostly parent's uncles, and First cousins some who have been settled for over 30 years.). But I've heard some say that it is better not to mention this. I dont know what side to take.
Have I travelled before,
I've travelled multiple countries using a schengen when i was a kid(old passport) and a few others like SIngapore Malaysia and Thailand in recent times.
How do I go about my interview?
Do I apply with saying I want to give my exams, or as a tourist?
Thanks in Advance
I thought I'd rather spend that money on a ticket to the U.S since I have plenty of folks there.
The plan is that I leave for the U.S, finish my exams to be
Job,
I am a qualified Certified Management Accountant (U.S Certification) a graduate and a CA intermediate. I am currently working in the consultancy wing of an audit firm (Of which my dad is also a director), but I work for a nominal salary and hence do not file an Income Tax return. The firm however, is quite established and even has an international affiliation. I do not have any property in my own name.
Sponsors
Self paid. My parents intend to join me once I'm done with my exam so we can tour the place.
Relatives abroad
I have folks (Mostly parent's uncles, and First cousins some who have been settled for over 30 years.). But I've heard some say that it is better not to mention this. I dont know what side to take.
Have I travelled before,
I've travelled multiple countries using a schengen when i was a kid(old passport) and a few others like SIngapore Malaysia and Thailand in recent times.
How do I go about my interview?
Do I apply with saying I want to give my exams, or as a tourist?
Thanks in Advance
