What forms for green card application
Apr 2nd 2006, 10:29 pm
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Re: What forms for green card application
Originally Posted by Timothy
Hi Matt,
Meant to say I am uncomfortable "contributing" $2000 of my hard earned
money. For my situation it is relatively easy once you take time to
carefully read the forms and ask the right questions. BUT: i do agree
that in such an important process that there is room for something
going wrong.
Timothy
ps., my car is a 1987 $500 VW cabriolet which runs great after every
weekend when I have to fix something that conks out!!
Meant to say I am uncomfortable "contributing" $2000 of my hard earned
money. For my situation it is relatively easy once you take time to
carefully read the forms and ask the right questions. BUT: i do agree
that in such an important process that there is room for something
going wrong.
Timothy
ps., my car is a 1987 $500 VW cabriolet which runs great after every
weekend when I have to fix something that conks out!!
Ask the right questions to whom? Regardless if the person answering is an attorney or non-attorney, that takes away your DIY status. But I assume that is OK with you (and its certainly OK with me).
Again, good luck with your case, and in addition continued good luck with your Cabriolet!
Apr 2nd 2006, 11:12 pm
#17
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Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 16,266
Re: What forms for green card application
Originally Posted by Timothy
Hi Matt,
Meant to say I am uncomfortable "contributing" $2000 of my hard earned
money. For my situation it is relatively easy once you take time to
carefully read the forms and ask the right questions. BUT: i do agree
that in such an important process that there is room for something
going wrong.
Timothy
ps., my car is a 1987 $500 VW cabriolet which runs great after every
weekend when I have to fix something that conks out!!
Meant to say I am uncomfortable "contributing" $2000 of my hard earned
money. For my situation it is relatively easy once you take time to
carefully read the forms and ask the right questions. BUT: i do agree
that in such an important process that there is room for something
going wrong.
Timothy
ps., my car is a 1987 $500 VW cabriolet which runs great after every
weekend when I have to fix something that conks out!!
I owned a series of Volkswagens for years starting with a 1968 Type I beetle. The last one I owned was a 1979 Rabbit [mfg'd in Westmoreland PA]. That car broke me of ever owning a VW again -- the most unreliable car I ever had.
BTW, word of warning to Volvo owners with 4-valve engines -- replace the tensioners when replacing the timing belt. The extra $$ is cheap insurance since you should also be replacing the water pump at the same time.
