If anyone ever needed ur help its me!
Sep 19th 2002, 11:22 pm
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If anyone ever needed ur help its me!
I am a successful young professional in the Recruitment Industry, fifth in my firm's industrial division. I have a degree in Economics and hold a British passport. My parents were born in Indian and my mum holds an Indian Passport.
My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see it as an option to work in the USA.
I do however, wish to work and live in the US, be it on a temporary visa or other. I would even consider furthering my education as a stepping stone to living out there or even voluntary work that just paid my way. Can anyone suggest how I can do this or even tell me where to look? Feel free to e-mail me at [email protected] [COLOR=blue][FONT=times new roman]
My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see it as an option to work in the USA.
I do however, wish to work and live in the US, be it on a temporary visa or other. I would even consider furthering my education as a stepping stone to living out there or even voluntary work that just paid my way. Can anyone suggest how I can do this or even tell me where to look? Feel free to e-mail me at [email protected] [COLOR=blue][FONT=times new roman]
Last edited by Dhingrav; Sep 19th 2002 at 11:29 pm.
Sep 20th 2002, 2:40 pm
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Re: If anyone ever needed ur help its me!
Joke?
On Thu, 19 Sep 2002 23:22:06 +0000, Dhingrav
wrote:
>I am a successful young professional in the Recruitment Industry, fifth
>in my firm's industrial division. I have a degree in Economics and hold
>a British passport. My parents were born in Indian and my mum holds an
>Indian Passport.
>My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in
>love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are
>very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I
>need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see
>it as an option to work in the USA.
>I do however, wish to work and live in the US, be it on a temporary visa
>or other. I would even consider furthering my education as a stepping
>stone to living out there or even voluntary work that just paid my way.
>Can anyone suggest how I can do this or even tell me where to look? Feel
>free to e-mail me at [email protected] [FONT=times new roman]
On Thu, 19 Sep 2002 23:22:06 +0000, Dhingrav
wrote:
>I am a successful young professional in the Recruitment Industry, fifth
>in my firm's industrial division. I have a degree in Economics and hold
>a British passport. My parents were born in Indian and my mum holds an
>Indian Passport.
>My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in
>love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are
>very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I
>need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see
>it as an option to work in the USA.
>I do however, wish to work and live in the US, be it on a temporary visa
>or other. I would even consider furthering my education as a stepping
>stone to living out there or even voluntary work that just paid my way.
>Can anyone suggest how I can do this or even tell me where to look? Feel
>free to e-mail me at [email protected] [FONT=times new roman]
Sep 20th 2002, 3:03 pm
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Re: If anyone ever needed ur help its me!
You have several options, including student visa (f-1) to further your
education or work visa, if you can find an employer in the US.
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"Dhingrav" wrote in message
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> I am a successful young professional in the Recruitment Industry, fifth
> in my firm's industrial division. I have a degree in Economics and hold
> a British passport. My parents were born in Indian and my mum holds an
> Indian Passport.
> My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in
> love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are
> very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I
> need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see
> it as an option to work in the USA.
> I do however, wish to work and live in the US, be it on a temporary visa
> or other. I would even consider furthering my education as a stepping
> stone to living out there or even voluntary work that just paid my way.
> Can anyone suggest how I can do this or even tell me where to look? Feel
> free to e-mail me at [email protected] [FONT=times new roman]
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
education or work visa, if you can find an employer in the US.
--
*************************************
Gene Meltser, Esq.
Attorney
mailto:[email protected]
*************************************
BIRG & MELTSER
www.birglaw.com
(847)444-9000
*************************************
"Dhingrav" wrote in message
news:420152.1032477726@britishexpats-
.com...
> I am a successful young professional in the Recruitment Industry, fifth
> in my firm's industrial division. I have a degree in Economics and hold
> a British passport. My parents were born in Indian and my mum holds an
> Indian Passport.
> My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in
> love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are
> very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I
> need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see
> it as an option to work in the USA.
> I do however, wish to work and live in the US, be it on a temporary visa
> or other. I would even consider furthering my education as a stepping
> stone to living out there or even voluntary work that just paid my way.
> Can anyone suggest how I can do this or even tell me where to look? Feel
> free to e-mail me at [email protected] [FONT=times new roman]
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Sep 20th 2002, 5:20 pm
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Re: If anyone ever needed ur help its me!
> My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in
> love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are
> very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I
> need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see
> it as an option to work in the USA.
Your best friend and the young lady probably know each other if you
met her at the wedding. She probably knows some of the options that
are available, just as you do. The big squestion you two need to
decide is how to best develop the relationship, if you love each
other, if you want to marry each other, and which country you want to
live in as a couple.
We can't help you with that type of issue here. Once you've decided
you will marry, or you have married, then how to immigrate becomes the
issue.
CP
> love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are
> very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I
> need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see
> it as an option to work in the USA.
Your best friend and the young lady probably know each other if you
met her at the wedding. She probably knows some of the options that
are available, just as you do. The big squestion you two need to
decide is how to best develop the relationship, if you love each
other, if you want to marry each other, and which country you want to
live in as a couple.
We can't help you with that type of issue here. Once you've decided
you will marry, or you have married, then how to immigrate becomes the
issue.
CP
Sep 20th 2002, 8:24 pm
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Re: If anyone ever needed ur help its me!
Why would you say that? It doesn't sound like a joke...
chong wrote in message news:...
> Joke?
> On Thu, 19 Sep 2002 23:22:06 +0000, Dhingrav
> wrote:
> >
> >I am a successful young professional in the Recruitment Industry, fifth
> >in my firm's industrial division. I have a degree in Economics and hold
> >a British passport. My parents were born in Indian and my mum holds an
> >Indian Passport.
> >
> >My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in
> >love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are
> >very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I
> >need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see
> >it as an option to work in the USA.
> >
> >I do however, wish to work and live in the US, be it on a temporary visa
> >or other. I would even consider furthering my education as a stepping
> >stone to living out there or even voluntary work that just paid my way.
> >Can anyone suggest how I can do this or even tell me where to look? Feel
> >free to e-mail me at [email protected] [FONT=times new roman]
chong wrote in message news:...
> Joke?
> On Thu, 19 Sep 2002 23:22:06 +0000, Dhingrav
> wrote:
> >
> >I am a successful young professional in the Recruitment Industry, fifth
> >in my firm's industrial division. I have a degree in Economics and hold
> >a British passport. My parents were born in Indian and my mum holds an
> >Indian Passport.
> >
> >My best friend married and moved to Chicago USA. I have fallen madly in
> >love with a young lady in Chicago. We met before the wedding and are
> >very committed to each other and in love. I have always believed that I
> >need to be much much older before I consider marriage hence i do not see
> >it as an option to work in the USA.
> >
> >I do however, wish to work and live in the US, be it on a temporary visa
> >or other. I would even consider furthering my education as a stepping
> >stone to living out there or even voluntary work that just paid my way.
> >Can anyone suggest how I can do this or even tell me where to look? Feel
> >free to e-mail me at [email protected] [FONT=times new roman]
