Hey My DR1 People.. need some advice for a good friend

[Jon S.]

Originally Posted by Chris

I have to respond to this... Simply one answer, experience. If I did not leave my home country (which I love) I would not have had an eighth of the experience which make me a human being today. Let the man go and learn something else... experience something else... and decide whether to come back or not. (Hopefully not by yola..!)

It should be mandatory 'world policy' for every citizen of the world to spend a year in the US, a year in Europe, a year in the middle east and year in the Far East...

Include Africa and Australia just for the hell of it!! It's like visiting Heaven or Hell, you take your pick

[Mr_DR]

Originally Posted by PuertoRican2

Que venga en yola !
le sale mas facil

Thanx for the offer but i dont think that a Dominican that went to one of the best university in the country is gonna take a yola to Puerto Rico...I don't think he is that desperate.

[Mr_DR]

Originally Posted by PuertoRican2

Que venga en yola !
le sale mas facil

If you guys did not have them tits that you guys have been sucking on for so long you would be the ones taking them yolas toward this way.

[jskr1us]

What I am recommending is based on personal knowledge. I don't care how you do it but do it legally and get your residency at least. I am aware of many people who did not do so and now regret not doing so. In one case even though a girl later married an US citizen (she and her daughter entered the US illegally) she was deported and now is barred from re entry to the states. The tragedy is that her daughter only speaks English and is entrenched in the US culture and finds it very difficult to get along in her new situation. Good luck! The US does offer opportunity to all who are willing to work for it (but you do need to work for it you will not be given it on a silver platter as some expect).

[Jon S.]

Originally Posted by jskr1us

What I am recommending is based on personal knowledge. I don't care how you do it but do it legally and get your residency at least. I am aware of many people who did not do so and now regret not doing so. In one case even though a girl later married an US citizen (she and her daughter entered the US illegally) she was deported and now is barred from re entry to the states. The tragedy is that her daughter only speaks English and is entrenched in the US culture and finds it very difficult to get along in her new situation. Good luck! The US does offer opportunity to all who are willing to work for it (but you do need to work for it you will not be given it on a silver platter as some expect).

Couldn't have said it better myself. People seem to think that the government will hand you everything like they do in the DR but when they get to the US they realize that they have to work for theirs. I won't lie, I want more money that I could ever spend but I always appreciate a good work ethic. If and when I decide to start up a company, it won't be in the DR even though there are plenty of hard-working Dominicans out there but all the companies took them . Ok, I digress. Back to the original question, he could work on that fiancee visa but he should get on the ball RIGHT NOW!!! Good luck to your friend.

[sajomagirl]

Hello,
You said your friend have a girlfrind living here (us) she can apply for a K1 visa for him and only takes like 6 month to get here , is a visa where they give you a 3 month of visa and you get merried before your 90 days and then , they have to apply for his change status , because the k1 visa is a temporary visa for get merried in us, I have 8 month living here i came with a k1 visa I got merried a month after get here and now I'm just waiting for my recidence. Maybe this can help a little , if you have any question and I can help don't be scare to write me.
Good luck
Yesenia (sajomagirl)

Originally Posted by STIOP

Hey everybody.... need some good advice for one of my best friends.....

he`s 25 years old, lives in Santiago, DR. and knows perfect english...... also he has a major in Business management in Pontificia Universidad Catolica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) and works at a very respectful company in Santiago.......


The thing is that he wants to leave the country and go work and live in the United States, and, of course he doesnt have legal papers to stay..... he has family there that are willing to help him out, friends that have jobs for him, he even has a girlfriend there.... he is an only child and wants to make things happen in his life to have a better future....
he has everything to make it work in NY but has is not a resident nor does he have a work visa, just a normal tourist visa

I tried to help him out but he wants to hear from people that are there and know what it`s all about.... Of course right away i came to my DR1 people for advise for the kid.....

What do u guys think.....
Thanks a lot in advance

STIOP