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Minute the licentiate, pearl abrau with
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to Europe and I didn' t
see this graduate. How' d it

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go on your trip. All right. They don' t believe the best

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all doctor you. Rarely missing is
the program that is always there or family

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issues that have to do with your
daughter or travel fair. Yeah, yeah,

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yeah, but I explained pretty much
that to him what was really good

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last week. Thank God, thank
Mr Son. I explained no, but

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his trip was secret. How hard
it was. It was a tough trip.

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It was hard, I' m
sure you told me. It was

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a journey as if it were instead
of three roller coasters, four days old,

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bad, four days old, four
days old and three days old at

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the clinic. Well, today we' ve already got a degree in questions.

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Alberto questions through the five threes one, ninety- six fifty. Buy

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the breo. She specializes in the
migration issue and once the first one arrives.

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My parents are residents and live in
the United States. I live in

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the Dominican Republic. I' m
single, I' m over seven years

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old. I was on the initial
petition with them, but they declined.

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They can initiate a petition process.
For me. My sisters are married.

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What would be the case with them. Anyway, okay, he' s

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already talking about an appointment with you
guys License immediately to get you the singles,

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the married ones. Not because the
resident father doesn' t ask for

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married children, but single ones.
If you stay single, don' t

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get married. You can have your
family, you can have your children,

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but don' t get married what
time it would take and that petition five

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or six years, seven years,
seven years, and you can also look

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for a visa while you' re
lost, being asked for and conditions and

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ok but the recommended ones would be
to study your case further that she goes

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that way. But mengo are exactly
like that and how. In which number

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can be communicated for an appointment.
Lysus, eight, zero, nine,

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six, eight or eight or five, four, four, four and eight

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hundred, nine, six, nine, six, seven and five or nine

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six, which is our Whatsapp.
Why married parents, resident parents, cannot

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ask for and limit them. Do
not ask the married son if that is

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category F two B and the law
limits them. To this the resident asks

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for a wife asks for unmarried minor
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guessing it' s about a resident
not dragging in another resident who' ll

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later bring in more residents. Not
because in petitions, for example, if

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you are married, if you are
a citizen and this house and you have

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children, it comes in the family. But that' s why it'

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s the least question that the law
gives another or citizen' s privileges to

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the city Exactly so, it doesn' t give the resident himself. It

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' s perfect. Let' s
go then the line with questions to the

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graduate per worker migration in the United
States by day, good day, Italy

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lyces a question. Tell me.
I went to his head a few weeks

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ago and they declined me. I
put the address of a friend of mine

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who was illegal, but I didn' t know the one who already told

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me in what time I could mouthbel
again. I hadn' t heard of

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this case. Graduated can affect such
situations. Of course if the consul asks

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regularly when you indicate an address,
the officer asks you what this person is,

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whether he is a resident or an
American, and of course it affects

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then in a year again, if
they have the conditions, you can come

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back again. They gave you a
little leaf that says that in six months,

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but I always recommend a year and
evaluate you before and in that year

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that it must be the person I
produced money, making changes that maybe I

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didn' t have now can come
other changes, a salary increase or if

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you get married or other extra work
or some other trip to another a trip

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to another country. I, when
I went to apply for a visa the

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two times I put the same person
called Duaris Salcedo doubt. Yeah, he

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was a New York resident. He
worked in New I lived there and there

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was Iduaris had a particularity his dad. I love the story of Duaris and

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his sister, because he lived with
his grandmother here. If I' m

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not mistaken his dad, who has
opened the petition process and he went to

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a window information that the American consulate
had at the top gome in a football

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that was there and he was coming. I think the Englishman was from college

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and he stopped at about ten years
old and so much as I know twenty

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- one years old and he stood
up to fucking call find out that you

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ta vaina and with his numbers I
think one information that counted was this window

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and the person informed him that his
process was already completed and that I were

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already getting his residency and he went
to America. The case was ready and

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I didn' t know it and
I didn' t know it, and

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that' s how to educate.
At least he told me the story.

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It seemed like an incredible story to
me. How common it is for it

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to happen. This happens a lot
the same to them. My clients who

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show up looking for a visa.
Hey, Alberto, they' re looking

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for a visa, and I always
ask you, they' ve submitted some

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requests. Yeah, but that request
I' ve had nothing, or everything

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is missing at the time of the
interview. And that case, I'

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m sure it' s closed and
I' m telling you no. It

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' s just that I' m
not going to believe in you in cases

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that didn' t just get licensed. No. Sometimes yes, why I

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take care of what situations, for
example, sometimes happen. I just don

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' t even like to mention years, because sometimes I mean, no.

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I don' t mean to get
you to listen, don' t misunderstand,

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because if you have a case,
then go out there and get information

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on that case, because when you' re going to consult that I tell

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you to give me the case number. When I look for it, it

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says it can expire or it'
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Returning to the case of you,
he says of people who go with

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open cases that make that visa progress
in those cases that tell you that they

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have lacked stuff to fidar and so
on. Yes, how these cases have

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been completed. It is written to
the Embassy and a letter from the Embassy

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is already coming and the Embassy indicates
what to do? Ok and in the

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case of my friend Dua in Brooklyn, lived to Duarie in Brooklyn and of

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the few Dominicans fell the joke the
bron write me licen here. If my

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wife gave him the resident visa,
I can start the process without her traveling.

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She plans to do it in two
months, and as the line is

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in, I can go through the
process. Okay. If a wife is

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a resident, you have to have
very good financial solvency, very good status

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here. But if you can really
do the process, I recommend you evaluate

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it first, before asking the graduate. What is faster for a resident parent

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to ask for an ico single adult
or the citizen brother to ask that single

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adult brother to go normal and request
ivisa the parent leaves the petition faster than

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a brother and can look for it. It doesn' t matter if you

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meet the, if you have exquisite
requirements, you can decide your American visa.

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Let' s go to the line. Good morning, say hello or

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don' t like you well,
it' s licensed a question. I

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have a copy of my father'
s passport, I lose my passport and

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I don' t know if I
should renew it, if I should repell

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it as a loss. Or to
be the process of honor. And it

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goes through a passport of what Dominican
American, Dominican with Dominican visa. A

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Dominican passport had a visa, no, no, never look for it has

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to do the report to get a
new passport, because it' s not

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a new passport you' re going
to get. You' re going to

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take a passport out of one that
was lost to you and that' s

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easy to go to the police when
the complaint with the police deduced you'

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re going to passports from here to
December, sort of in a simple way,

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because they' re of the things
that the pr ME has destroyed in

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these four years. The passport service, which is tortuous morian write me here

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on a request f four. If
one of the applicants dies the case falls

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for derivatives, say children and wives
and the main one dies, because remember

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that it is one that is asked
for and the derivative, if it is

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a derivative, does not fall,
but if it is the main one,

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it does fall. An exception may
be made. Good morning, good morning.

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Well, so, it' s
good morning. My question is this.

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I have Luisa and the pope of
my daughters has temporary residence. What

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would be the process to get ibisas
month daughters. Going to an embassy like

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the father is a resident, it' s not just depositing, but you

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have to go. I don'
t know how old girls are. If

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they' re less than thirteen years
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the embassy. But it' s
two dates. Don' t get confused,

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because you know when father or mother
has a visa, it' s

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only deposited, but in your case
it' s not, because the father

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is a resident. Okay. In
the case of this one it would not

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be good if they passed by the
office to give him the proper advice,

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because when he comes to see to
make a rice with mango, yes,

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it is and then the little face
and your world gets muddy to itself,

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because the consul can understand these people
with a resident guy. They want visa

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for them country stays and with that
you have to be meticulous. They write

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to me here how long a citizen' s sister' s request to a

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divorced brother is taken. No,
no matter what status the brother has.

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They' re currently working with the
two thousand eight. Greetings. Good morning

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and my mother, but they ask
you for good morning. If a question

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looks at the graduate. I'
m a lawyer, and I' m

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put in a criminal case, a
lawsuit. They knew me a measure of

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cover I was released. In fact, the prosecution closed the proceedings, but

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then they objected to the ruling.
Then my wife has a visa and I

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would like to know if it is
waiting for the mine' s criminal proceedings

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to end in order to help so
much luisa or I could request luisa,

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without it being this criminal proceedings that, as I repeat, was by the

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prosecution to the Chivado and they objected
to that ruling. You have to wait.

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You have to wait and your form
I recommend, do not fill it

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you should seek help. It'
s eight twenty minutes out of the bayara.

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He says here he asks what medical
tests the embassy requires for the residence

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and adriana, not telling the listener
who calls now remember that you have to

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close that case when he finishes.
The chips, especially that of the police,

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are the hardest to take off,
so be a long job, I

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don' t know exactly, long, long and tedious and do everything in

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the police and do me the great
heart favor. That says I' m

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going to delete a tab that takes
you off tab forget about that. I

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mean, it takes off, it
might close the case. Yeah, but

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the embassy is still the team.
That' s what the record was.

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You have to close the case in
the police. Of course I do.

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So good. The tests are so
many. There' s lung analysis.

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There are some tests that the man
has been annexed that I' m not

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going to indicate it around here again. Yeah, flip art by Alberto Fuerte

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about whether those same guys are finishing
up Miami and those same guys finishing the

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virals and a lot of blood tests. Thank you so much, everyone.

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The lung, too. Good morning. Good morning, good morning. You

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ask the licensor, pearl abrau.
Yes, a citizen grandmother can apply to

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her child. This married woman doesn' t look at what' s going

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on is that you' re probably
going to say about yourself. But I

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have a neighbor who left who asked
her grandmother, not her, Grandma asks

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her daughter and, as a minor, the daughter was included there in the

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granddaughter. But a direct request.
No, Grandpa can' t. Before

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the amendment to the law, more
than 60 years ago, citizenship could be

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processed, but that also eliminated citizenship. Yeah, for example, just gringolandado

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machete everything. Yes, for example, my mom was a citizen and I

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' m a daughter, I'
m a citizen, but I didn'

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t meet the requirements my daughter monse, my mom could do it, but

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that' s already eight twenty-
two minutes ask the graduate, pearl breo.

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Good morning, Father, you both
have a visa, but you haven

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' t entered. I want to
do the visa process. I' m

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twenty- two years old study and
formal work, like twenty- two years

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old doctor and father on foot,
both of whom have never used it.

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I already recommend that one of the
parents travel and you can look for the

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visa, that he is studying,
aha doing a good process. You can

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make the vision request. You see
years, good morning, don' t

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take good morning peter, hello.
A half- brother can ask for another

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bigger hand. Yeah, sure,
they' re brothers, bro. They

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' re not means. They are
not means, they are not there is

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no such thing as half brother or
you are brother, no or no.

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You' re no longer a brother
legally, biologically it' s another argument

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that half of the few you are
from your mom, brother Cabrón, even

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if I' m a mother'
s son or father' s son write

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to me here license I can be
a question, I can be a sponsor

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of my mom' s visa application. I was to the European when we

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traveled to France, Spain. There
is a friend and yes for my father,

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who is seventy- three years old, if duty should go to the

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appointment, depending, not at seventy- three years old, he should go

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to the appointment, but depending.
We have to evaluate their age, because

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sometimes I want to be the one
who takes care of my mother' s

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travel gauze, but my mother qualifies
for the visa. Then to come up

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with it that Baluarte is baracita that
does not leave eight hundred eighty. Oh,

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you' re a long way from
here. Pite looks like a person

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who' s there is clacked,
they come like a rod and they get

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to the consulate and security so you
what' s coming to the date just

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saw me or I have so much
mommy that there. Well ask around here

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I' m a plastic artist,
I have a two euro visa and I

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' d like to go to conversations, sell my art. There' s

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no problem with that. Explain to
her, then, a graduate. Let

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' s say if I have a
business here, I can go negotiate in

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the United States, to beg,
to hold meetings, but not to bring

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my artwork, my suitcase and sell
it like that can' t now this

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person can go there to meet people
who interest him exactly, but not take

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it. No, not then it' s a question and if I,

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as a plastic artist, want to
do it. I need another kind of

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visa that' s not a veto, a work visa. Then the work

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visa can only be given to me
by a company. Yes, a job

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application has to be made to you. So I, as an independent,

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can' t get a visa out
of anything. Yes, if certain these

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questions are interesting. A Dominican citizen
may claim the American citizenship of his father

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born in North American territory, but
he has already passed away. Of course,

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what is the licensed process? The
long handful to his brother- in

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- law. My brother- in- law didn' t know he was

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American. I didn' t know. Then I said no. I haven

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' t been through snoring. So
my brother- in- law with whom

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my brother- in- law doesn' t have to be about forty-

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five, I tell him when Alonso
left about four years ago, about ten

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between forty- five and the date
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He has to have when I did
that process, because he doesn' t

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have to be about thirty- eight
years old anymore, of course, and

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my nephews are the clear ones,
my resident sister, and all so he

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has more time. Yeah, that' s right, and it' s

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not a process that if all the
requirements are there, it' s fast.

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What are the requirements that must be
met by the physical presence of the

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father, tax payments and many evidence
that the father financially supported him. He

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has me here that if she wants
to go check with you, that if

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she can go into what comes to
her faith made to renew her passport.

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Yes, you can in passport yes, eight twenty- six minutes we leave

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the morning Rhythm ninety- six,
five questions to graduate, pearl opens ubos

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ten good morning, my brother,
which good day we are well, prince.

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Two questions, doctor, doctor,
I didn' t travel you to

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make a good, a little time
last I understand in the step I was

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coming for the quartico, cever there
I took my piñeta. So you had

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a grandmother for twenty days now,
too, and I' m afraid of

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that. It' s a question
and I' m afraid that you'

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ll stop me again, you'
re going to go into super bad experience

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that I' ve been through.
What was the experience of describing us,

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What questions did they ask you,
When did you hesitate in the little room

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that why do you understand that they
took you there? What did they insist?

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Well, they asked me what I
decided when I was wearing cash.

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I was carrying, like, two
hundred dollars. However, I had something

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miner in my card. For how
many days you bought the flight. Twenty,

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one day, thirty- one,
twenty- one to thirty, one,

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thirty- one, thirty- one, thirty- one, one,

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I bought you on the flight or
you paid for it, not you,

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I paid for it with my normal
card. Okay, so, well,

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I lasted two hours. He almost
fought the other flight that was on a

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stopover and it really was very uncomfortable
and I wanted to. I ask them

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what I do so that another time
I go to go there, for America.

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How many times you have traveled from
the United States four times and the

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stays are always thirty- one days
or more. This was Major Three.

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Always every time you' re going
to travel, buy that flight at least

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twenty- eight days to get you
dressed up in trouble, but not that

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they' ll stop you again.
We don' t know exactly. I

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mean, don' t worry,
the one who doesn' t have the

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dates doesn' t have those dates. They write to me here. My

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mother asked me in September for two
thousand fifteen, married and with children.

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I divorced in the two thousand twenty- one, but in January of this

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year I received in uss and S
the status update document and still do not

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contact me. What I have to
do is they' re currently working.

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I imagine you made the category change
that from f three is in f one,

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because you already sent the update act. They' re working with two

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thousand seventeen and you' re two
thousand fifteen. Then move on with that

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because you' re already late.
Says my dad. My wife' s

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dad was an American resident and died
a month after her birth. He was

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doing the residency process to her and
the mom. After she passed away,

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she got the notification, but she
never left the case like that. In

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fact, thirty- four years ago, he passed through the office because he

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can make you be, too,
get your American passport delivered here at the

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embassy. If the father met the
requirements, fuck, but go get the

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office. It' s better not
being done on the radio anymore. He

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asks this person another question. Good
morning, I have a question. Before

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one could last six months in the
Dominican Republic when he has the residence and

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I heard that that changed him.
Now three months. And if that time

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must pay a penalty and it'
s me that' s a lie,

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that' s never been like that. Outside me, the immigration guy comes

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out three days and the next day
he has to pay a ticket whore is

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resident, that' s never been
like that. What happens is that we

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accommodate it like this. But the
President has to live in the United States.

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That' s it, that'
s it now, that' s

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living in America. Come from tourism
and if you are going to be absent

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for a long time, ask for
a leave of absence. What is it

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that for one subject I imagine to
be bureaucratic. They give as if you,

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for some reason had this time,
is to be, a year or

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so, the resident basically has a
problem a year and a day outside of

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America. Okay, but it'
s not that I' m gonna last.

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But for a bureaucratic matter, right, yes, yes, of course,

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if you, Alberto, were an
embassy, you went through a residency

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petition process and you went to the
embassy and you told me I' m

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going to live in the United States, what do I do living outside the

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United States. That' s the
decision. No tea, but of course

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I want holy residence, two points. Why do you want a residence?

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If she didn' t live,
ask me now, that is, what

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you want her for, what you
want her for. I want some of

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it at your point. Not that
you have to have insurance, because I

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said there because the insurance is called
bisa. When I say sure, I

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mean short travel up with all the
freedom of the world. They want the

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best of both worlds. They want
size and they want tea. I don

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' t like it here because of
the cold. Oh, you shouldn'

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t have taken care of yourself.
Join Florida or move to Puerto Rico or

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Texas. There is Puerto Rico in
the end is Dominican Republic, but with

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a jigma of olden and large shootings
of the people. Where Yes is a

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high school. Good morning, Pia
Hi, don' t smell it.

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Good morning, Good morning, Dale
Doctor. What time might it take for

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a person who stays illegal in the
United States, who enters illegally to ask

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for his son He left for Mexico
and wants to ask boy. Well,

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I know the question, but how
do you hear what the fuck question is

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going to go around Mexico? Take
it too, but how are you going

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to ask? I didn' t
understand. I hit him with a coyote

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that' s the cross. Hey, I didn' t understand no,

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but that gave you garlic. No, no, that' s not a

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known doctor relax. This program was
really called. I asked for his daughter,

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but what can you ask. That' s what you, you'

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re never going to legalize yourself so
you' ve already asked yourself. No,

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I don' t, and Alberto
tempts his hair, yes or no,

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but no. But cachaza, my
God, no. But, my

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God, no. I think it
was a job prisoner. This question is

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a friend. His dad' s
American and he' s sick, but

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he didn' t recognize him as
his son. In that case, what

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can be done good to look for
a visa for humanitarian reasons. Unfortunately,

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he couldn' t, because he
doesn' t have the father' s

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last name. Dad died, let' s say American citizen. It'

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s just that if you didn'
t recognize him and I don' t

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recognize him anyway, you can'
t make a claim. That can'

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t be done legally. It'
s just that if he didn' t

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recognize it, there' s certainly
no evidence that he didn' t support

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it financially either. I mean,
I don' t get a license here.

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My U S citizen husband asked me
as his spouse. We submitted at

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the end of last year and since
December two thousand twenty- three the case

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is being reviewed. What estimated time
to complete the process is taking almost a

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year or a year and two months
for the approval of the case, so

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your case is normal. It all
says around here a friend that his grandfather

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was gringo and he screwed up.
You can' t have that cry,

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doctor, or that changed the law. Not for Grandpa. There aren'

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t many people here, well it' s Grandpa was aboricuous, but American,

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just like because he was born after
the nineteen hundred and twenty- one

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thousand nine hundred and nineteen was the
sheath of the law that gave American citizenship

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to the Puerto Ricans to send them
to Europe to fight World War I cannon.

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Finally, hello question for the graduate. To me came the notification already

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for the residence and for me and
to go to the consulate, and in

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that fell the pandemic and already and
it was delayed. My cousin was included

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because I was less than twenty-
one when they went last week to get

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the residency. My cousin was there
and my cousin was taken out of the

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process. She' s already twenty- four. With the law of the

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minor one could do something, or
what happens is that there are consuls who

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decide it. Yes, that'
s what the consul makes up his mind,

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but I recommend you if you like
to go through the office and go

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through the receipt notification to see the
priority date of the case and if,

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when they passed that case, she
was still a minor. But that'

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s verified by that year' s
visa newsletter. End of everything, and

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if I told you where you could
write. Eight hundred and nine six,

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my ninety- six, seven and
five, nine six, our Whatsapp lawyer

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pearl breu on social networks nine six, one thousand eight, five, four,

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four hundred and four of the office
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Wednesday, July three in Santiago we
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