I was just curious and took a look and its like getting into fort knox
why is it so hard legally to move to America
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Its pretty difficult if you dont have a american connect aka girlfriend, boyfriend or family. You gotta go through a boat load of paper work and a few months of waiting..... And dont fool around and not have all the info you need when you send off your info. The delay could be a few more months from that alone.
I'd love to move to Houston
atlanta
shyt is impossible
what do I need
I have 10k saving
degree
no criminal record
what else?
Was just thinking and looking about moving out west in the us, but legally you need a tn visa and a job, or go to school on a hs1 visa.
Seems if your Mexican and sneak in you have a better chance
Seems if your Mexican and sneak in you have a better chance
Lmao, you for sure do.
Where were you looking? CA?
You need to enroll in some courses at a community college or something
Even with that visa for school once you graduate you have 60 days to go back to your country, unless a job is willing to sponsor you.
Just was looking at like Portland
Just was looking at like Portland
Sneak in
AJaRuleStan
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we're over populated as it is.
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notPsychosiz
I started this gangsta sh-
Its just as hard leaving here.
I wanted to go to Cuba.
NOPE.
Iran.
NOPE.
Only places I can go freely are mini-americas like Canada or UK.
I wanted to go to Cuba.
NOPE.
Iran.
NOPE.
Only places I can go freely are mini-americas like Canada or UK.
Mr.Big Meat McGee
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Better find you a good African American girl
Lmaoo I know Haitians who do this.
I'm gonna be honest with ya. The U.S. isn't like Canada bruh. You will get profiled here and etc. So, you should move to the U.S. only if you can handle it. You're different from me. I'm trying to get out by 26. So, I can go to London and start my own business.
Indiglow Meta (R$G)
Ultra.
Just to what the rest of the diaspora does and go to the United States because you feel like it. Freedom paperwork is for suckas. I'm in Canada, ain't I?