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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Algeria
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Well, when my husband was deported he stayed in Algeria for two years while he waited for his paperwork to return. He's been back home a year now and we plan to go as a family in 2012. He says one month minimum and also that he won't go without me and our boys.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Egypt
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I have been here in the US for about 3 months and we are planing to go to visit Egypt next year .I mean me and my wife .I guess we will stay at least 2 weeks .

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Will you stand by me?!! With you i know i belong . When the story gets told .

When day turns into night .I look into your eyes . I see my future now .All the world and its wonder

This love wont fade away.And through the hardest days . I will never question us .You are the reason my only reason.

I'm blessed to find what i need in a world loosing hope. you are my only believe .

You make things right every time after time.....

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Filed: Other Country: Argentina
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Because flying to Argentina is basically going to the end of the world, my husband goes for at least 3 weeks. Sometimes I go with him and sometimes I don't - it's all a matter of money.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Egypt
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Wael hasn't been back to Egypt since he arrived here almost 3 yrs ago. His job only allowed him to be away

for 2wks. Now he's finishing his last year at the University of Arizona and he just doesn't have the time to be

away. Depends if he goes to Graduate School or if he is working. Would love for us to go for at least a month,

but in all reality it will probably be a couple weeks. He really doesn't talk much about going back. I think right

now he's just so busy with school and that is his main concern to focus on.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Egypt
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Adam hasnt been back to Egypt yet since he came over here. He's been here 2yrs and 9months. Next year he will be eligible for citizenship and once he does become a US citizen, we will go back together for probably 2 weeks.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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Wadi was in the U.S. for over 3 years before he went back for a visit. He went for a month. I joined him for the last 2 weeks because I don't have that much vacation time (not to mention I think I'd go crazy spending a month there :whistle: ).

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Algeria
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Hachemi has been here 4 years. We just celebrated our 4th anniversary this past Sunday. We will be going to Algeria for the month of November, Inshaallah. He has been going to college the last 3 yrs so could not go until after he graduated, which was this past May. I asked him if he wanted to go by himself, and he said he would'nt go without me. I glad he feels that way, cause I am excited about going.

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The Hubster got here in December 2005. He finally went back for a 45(ish) day visit last year in June/July. We couldn't afford for us all to go, so it was just him. His mom and lil'bro are coming for a visit soon ensha'allah so it will probably be another couple years before we consider anybody going back. I really want to go though.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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My husband has been here 5 years and has been home 4 times, for between 3 weeks to 2 months (just depended on time/money). First time he went alone, 2nd time - he went with our youngest son and I went halfway through and came home with him. Third time he went for a month and our youngest stayed for 2 additional months. This summer he went with both of our boys and stayed for 2 months. Mostly it's a matter of money, sure I'd like to go too but it's his family and him seeing them and spending time with his mom who is not in the best health means I stay at home so he can go I'm all for that. I think after this trip it will be a long while before he returns.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Egypt
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Husband was here nearly 3 years before he went back. He stayed about a month. I did not go with due to time constraints. I was invited but couldn't take the time off when he went. We do plan on going together in about a year.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Egypt
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My husband has been here a little over 2 years and we plan to go in December for 1 month, I am pregnant so we won't be going again until maybe 2012.

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