treeonion

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   by treeonion 11y ago

   Thanks. It hit me pretty hard, but I'm just glad I had the opportunity to study at the university (Physics) and get a job. Although I may not have joined the military, I'd like to believe even as a software engineer at a small com
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   by treeonion 11y ago

   That is probably the one and only way for me. My brother did get married to a citizen, he has to remove his permanent residency first, leave the US for several months and come back to apply for green card. He hasn't done that yet, but
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   by treeonion 11y ago

   Not exactly, it actually would have back-fired if they ever found out. Applied for the Marines in high school during the heat of the Iraq war, but decided not to go a week before the bootcamp since my family and former soldiers were against
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   by treeonion 11y ago

   Every year we visit USCIS to get our status renewed for another year, and it worries us every time we do so. There are times when inexperienced USCIS agents (who don't understand our status) refuse to renew our status, in such circumst
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   by treeonion 11y ago

   My family came here legally as well, I was 10. Got stuck on I829, been renewing my permanent residency status every year for almost 18 years. Based on my home country's government records I'm not its citizen. I applied for U.S. mi