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Soldato
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Just ordered this sofa and the matching footstool.
http://www.scs.co.uk/product/fabric-sofas/dino-3-seater-sofa-standard-back/
Comfiest thing i've ever sat in
http://www.scs.co.uk/product/fabric-sofas/dino-3-seater-sofa-standard-back/
Comfiest thing i've ever sat in
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After about a year, one of the most desired cards.. for some people 
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After about a year, one of the most desired cards.. for some people
How have you done that?
There was a documentary on thursday night about people who have lived there for years, have businesses and employ Amricans but still can't get a Green Card.
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I married an American girl, came over with a K1 visa, married and then applied for a 'change of status' to remain here.
I think what there is a bit of confusion over permanent residency and citizenship. I have permanent residency, not citizenship, that requires years of work. I will (hopefully
) get citizenship, and as you say, not everyone gets it, but for now permanent residency is what I have, if I break any laws then I can be deported, never to come back 
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and a CK overcoat behind it. 
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My purdy baby
![[TW]Fox](/data/man-of-honor/2009.png){kind=avatar}
After about a year, one of the most desired cards.. for some people
You win this thread.
Not at the moment, used to play for Bristol Addiction and then ran our Uni team for a couple years before passing on the torch. Taking a break from competetive play due to funds (or lack thereof). Still pretty solid in the snake though if I do say so myself
After about a year, one of the most desired cards.. for some people
Snap, got mine in the post yesterday, took exactly 1 month from entering the states to getting it in my hand
except mines an IR1.
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[TW]Fox;17259532 said:
Haha, woo.
After all the paperwork and hurdles I kinda sorta deserve it, it's a logistical and legal nightmare in places, and the immigration people give you absolutely very little help. Snap, got mine in the post yesterday, took exactly 1 month from entering the states to getting it in my hand
Wow, mine took somewhat longer (due to needing to get married and all that kerfuffle) 6/7 months after entry, but for me it was the best way.
The already legally married spouse way is another way of doing it, hope it went well for you
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This year one of my panos was published in BBC History Magazine as part of their Hampshire History article.
Khaaan kindly let me turn that photo into a canvas so i've got it on my wall in my room here, looks great
