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-   -   Thinking of Florida (https://britishexpats.com/forum/usa-57/thinking-florida-869726/)

scrubbedexpat099 Jan 1st 2016 4:24 am
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
Talking of which has anybody seen the new Ruger American Pistol?

Pulaski Jan 1st 2016 4:48 am
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
Originally Posted by Boiler (Post 11825656)
Talking of which has anybody seen the new Ruger American Pistol?
Why, have you lost one? :unsure:

scrubbedexpat099 Jan 1st 2016 5:23 am
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
http://ruger.com/products/rugerAmeri...mages/8605.jpg

New, just launched

dj6372 Jan 1st 2016 6:37 am
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
I think the scary thing is the amount of Brits who decide they luuuurve the USA because they've been on holiday, but then decide they are ideal for USA because they went to school. speak English, work in Tesco's, run their own business (usually hairdressing) and therefore USA will welcome them with open arms!

What do you mean USA is not interested in what I want!

Its Jan, bring on the lemmings

dj6372 Jan 1st 2016 6:37 am
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PS Happy New Year to all my fellow expats

mrken30 Jan 1st 2016 11:34 am
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
Originally Posted by Boiler (Post 11825656)
Talking of which has anybody seen the new Ruger American Pistol?
Is that an LC9 variant ?

scrubbedexpat099 Jan 1st 2016 12:05 pm
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
Looks like a full size and some suggestion a future military pistol.

dc koop Jan 1st 2016 6:14 pm
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Good luck on that. I sponsored my sister and brother-in-law for immigration to the US back in 1990. It took over eleven years before they finally received their green cards.
They wanted to live in Florida as California was too expensive. The INS sent their green cards to my address to forward to them. I sent them registered mail but the bloody post office managed to lose them

If you have no immediate family relatives already here or no job skills that are in demand then you could still get a visa if you have a few hundred thousand pounds to invest in a business

BerkshireBugsy Jan 1st 2016 11:54 pm
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Originally Posted by dj6372 (Post 11825723)
I think the scary thing is the amount of Brits who decide they luuuurve the USA because they've been on holiday, but then decide they are ideal for USA because they went to school. speak English, work in Tesco's, run their own business (usually hairdressing) and therefore USA will welcome them with open arms!

What do you mean USA is not interested in what I want!

Its Jan, bring on the lemmings
Agreed 100%. I have to put my hand up and say there are times when I would have loved a holiday home in Central Florida. We even looked at buying one that is for sale but decided against it. We have had some really good family hols in Florida and I have been fortunate to have visited a number of different states in a works capacity but - for me - the UK will always be home.

mikelincs Jan 2nd 2016 1:05 am
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One way to get a visa...

dc koop Jan 2nd 2016 6:48 am
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There's a whole British community living in the Rotunda not far from Englewood. The supermarket even sells the Daily Mail :sick:

mrken30 Jan 2nd 2016 3:35 pm
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
Originally Posted by mikelincs (Post 11826148)
One way to get a visa...
That's what Oregons ex governor's mistress did. I think she also got $5000 for it

Pattaffy1979 Mar 18th 2016 5:26 pm
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
Originally Posted by TAMARKA81 (Post 11822807)
Hi. Me(Polish) and my husband(Irish) and our 5 kids are dreaming to move to Florida. Im scientist and working currently as a care worker. My husband is Manager in Vodafone. We are sick of weather in Northern Ireland, and wanted to emigrate to Australia. However it's a bit fare. Does anyone have any tips?where to start?what to do? What we need first? How does the schools looks like? Aby info will be appreciated. Thank you.
Id home school the kids thats what we do the schools here seem a bit rough in orlando

dc koop Mar 18th 2016 5:48 pm
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Originally Posted by TAMARKA81 (Post 11822807)
Hi. Me(Polish) and my husband(Irish) and our 5 kids are dreaming to move to Florida. Im scientist and working currently as a care worker. My husband is Manager in Vodafone. We are sick of weather in Northern Ireland, and wanted to emigrate to Australia. However it's a bit fare. Does anyone have any tips?where to start?what to do? What we need first? How does the schools looks like? Aby info will be appreciated. Thank you.
Who don't you do the obvious and get information from the US Consulate in Belfast as far as qualifying for a permanent residence visa?

mikelincs Mar 18th 2016 7:20 pm
Re: Thinking of Florida
 
Originally Posted by dc koop (Post 11899974)
Who don't you do the obvious and get information from the US Consulate in Belfast as far as qualifying for a permanent residence visa?
I think the OP might have gone, only the one post in Dec 2015.


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