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One account for all applicants is adequate assuming others are close family members. if they are not related in any way, ask them to create separate account and apply on their own. You can keep yourself as primary applicant and add family members as secondary. Just follow instructions on the website- very simpleApplication for Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa - TRV)

Walking in might work, but you also run the risk of inconveniencing someone while their working. However, let's say you go for it, have you thought about what questions will I be asked at an interview for a restaurant job? Visit this link to get yourself prepared for what is surely to come your way whether at your impromptu or official interview. Having some prepared answers can make the process run more smoothly which will give you confidence and probably result in a job.

Well, in that case you can’t really say you have a job when you don’t. If you have a documented offer of a job and the income you will receive, that will be enough, but it has to be documented and verifiable.I was in-between jobs at one point, had just sold my home, and with the equivalent of two or three years of liquidity for paying rent up front, I couldn’t get a lease without my sister co-signing. (I was in my fifties at the time. I wasn’t some kid.). I told them I would pay the entire first year up front in cash immediately, since I was flush with cash and was not looking for a job at the time. No dice. No income stream, no apartment. That was a corporate rule for that apartment complex.I think you will need to find someone who will be willing to co-sign for your lease. Their income and employment can be used for you to get your lease. When you have your job and income coming in, you can arrange for that person to be taken off the lease.Another option that might appeal to you is to go to a roommate matching site to find someone who will give you space in a shared apartment on a short 6 month lease, 3 month lease, or month to month. I did that when I came to Chicago for my latest contract, found someone in a week, moved in, all was and is well. Remember that people who apartment share aren’t corporations. They’re flexible. You put your extra stuff in storage in the meantime.When you’re ready to move on from there you will have had time to look for the right place for your new job, so the transition is easier too.

Depends on the resources we have or the requirement of the customer. The approach could be Apache+ PHP+ MySQL or Tomcat+JAVA+MySQL and then add tools and utilities based on the requirements.

There’s always some thing new happening in web security field.To stay updated you should read blogs and follow security guys on Twitter as security guys often retweet other’s work or security news.I always recommend this classic book by Burp Suite author (90% web security people use Burp for testing )The Web Application Hacker's Handbook: Finding and Exploiting Security Flaws (Buy The Web Application Hacker's Handbook: Finding and Exploiting Security Flaws Book Online at Low Prices in India)Web architecture has not changed drastically since 2011(2nd edition of book came out in 2011), this book consists almost everything you need to know about web security.Interested in web security ? follow me on Quora.

what would you advice a person whom regretfully his travel agent filled a false occupational information on his us visa application, had to eventually appear for the interview because the date had been booked?Cancel the appointment (or just don’t show up), file a completely new application without help and totally truthfully, attend the new appointment, and tell the absolute truth. And sue the travel agent for having tried to implicate you in a crime.

This question, as phrased here, may be a little too general for anything less than a book, but I'll try to share some general information which may allow you to formulate a more specific question.In general, your objective seems entirely consistent with the capabilities of MANY different application platforms (my favorite happens to be WordPress/BackPress/etc), frameworks (my favorites happen to include ASP.NET, Laravel and Yii), and even desktop packages that can guide you through the construction and publishing process (I don't happen to have any favorites in this category, but I believe I see Dreamweaver mentioned most often as a favorite among those whose work I encounter). So, selecting one (or more) of the above, will put you in the right space to build whatever it is you are getting ready to build.Now, for some specifics:When you describe your objective as "an application where users enter information on the website", you are describing (albeit very generally) the very thing that most modern web platforms attempt to enable us to do. So, the good news is, this is doable in MANY ways and with MANY applications and platforms.Very likely, there will be a form involved. Or a series of forms. Whatever solution you choose, it should be one that allows for efficient development and maintenance of forms with all of the controls that your specific needs happen to require. Since there are many types of forms and a wide variety of form controls, this requirement may help you narrow down your platform of choice.Your next objective, "or mobile application", can mean different things. Do your goals require an actual native app (Android, iOS, WP, etc), or will a website that renders well on a mobile device be sufficient? Here, again, you have MANY options.If you need a native mobile app, you can hire a developer to build one (or learn online if you have the time and the interest). These days, if the app isn't too complex, you may even be able to have it generated automatically (or semi-automatically) from your website!If, on the other hand, all you need is a website that behaves well on mobile devices, you'll have an even easier time. Responsive Web Design (and Development) is a technique that enables the construction of websites that adapt their appearance to different screen sizes. There are even ways to match site behavior to available bandwidth and other hardware or software features and strictures!Your next objective, "the information is sent to the server for computation", is still very much in line with the very thing we expect modern websites to be able to do. So, again, any modern platform or toolset you choose will likely enable this goal. More or less...The interesting part here is the "for computation". This implies that you are going to be manipulating user supplied data quite signNowly. Depending upon just how extensive this manipulation actually is, the logic you'll have to write (or commission someone else to write), may well be beyond the ability of a simple out-of-the-box default configuration on any platform. But fear not - All of the platforms I mentioned above (and most if not all other modern alternatives), also allow the addition of custom logic to your web application. This is the program code that will make your project unique.There may be other interesting opportunities here. For example, does user entered data need to be stored? This implies the presence of a database. Does the modified data also need to be stored? How about the same data but at multiple phases of whatever manipulation(s) you're applying? This may well imply an even more involved database. As you can see, there are ample opportunities here for some interesting adventures. And all are doable with commonly available technologies like those mentioned above.Your next objective, "output is shown to the user", is likely the easiest of all. And that's always nice - An easy crossing of the finish line. Whether the displayed output is stored in a database or not, displaying our work to our visitors is ultimately a big part of most projects we build for the web. You'll find that the techniques for actually accomplishing this goal are surprisingly similar regardless of whether the content is coming from the user or from us, from a database, a cookie, or from server memory, etc.I mentioned above that WordPress is one of my favorite tools. It's quite likely that whatever it is you are looking to do can indeed be done with WordPress (or a similar platform). The nice thing about WordPress (and the like), is that so much of the user experience and site code is already written for you.If you share more about what you are considering, maybe I (or someone else) can give more specific recommendations. Good luck!