Our kids SS numbers

[Sinergy 3]

I agree with ET, i am so not bitter with illegal immigrants because my case took so long to process. atleast i know my fiance will never live in fear, and will be proud of his status and citizenship in this country.

Now, can we get back to Pedroh's 3 thingies?

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Now, can we get back to Pedroh's 3 thingies?

El Presidente has a new groupie!

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I agree with ET, i am so not bitter with illegal immigrants because my case took so long to process. atleast i know my fiance will never live in fear, and will be proud of his status and citizenship in this country.

Sure - but most of us can attest to having difficulties (as legal immigrants) getting a decent job over here. Indirectly, I think illegal immigration does damage us - "immigrant" has a negative social stigma attached to it in the minds of a lot of people.

[Sinergy 3]

I agree with ET, i am so not bitter with illegal immigrants because my case took so long to process. atleast i know my fiance will never live in fear, and will be proud of his status and citizenship in this country.

Sure - but most of us can attest to having difficulties (as legal immigrants) getting a decent job over here. Indirectly, I think illegal immigration does damage us - "immigrant" has a negative social stigma attached to it in the minds of a lot of people.

I dont know your situation, you could be right. But I have many Romanian friends here, who are immigrants, recently moved here, and they had no probs getting a job a good paying job. Again im not saying your wrong, just that what ive witnessed is different. As with my fiance, he has a job waiting for him for when he arrives, pays better than even what im making now (yaaay i get to stay home and take care of the kiddies hehe).

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

I agree with ET, i am so not bitter with illegal immigrants because my case took so long to process. atleast i know my fiance will never live in fear, and will be proud of his status and citizenship in this country.

Sure - but most of us can attest to having difficulties (as legal immigrants) getting a decent job over here. Indirectly, I think illegal immigration does damage us - "immigrant" has a negative social stigma attached to it in the minds of a lot of people.

Have you found that having a British accent has been to your advantage at all in your job search? I see the way many Americans swoon over British/Irish accents and just wondered if there's any way for you to milk that.

I dont know your situation, you could be right. But I have many Romanian friends here, who are immigrants, recently moved here, and they had no probs getting a job a good paying job.

Depends on the skills. In some fields, employers can't afford to be picky.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Indirectly, I think illegal immigration does damage us - "immigrant" has a negative social stigma attached to it in the minds of a lot of people.

Yes, thanks to the enablers, supporters and profiteers of those entering, working and residing illegally in the US and their countless efforts to blur the lines between bona fide immigrants and illegal aliens, there is a negative stigma attached to immigrants.

[sparkofcreation 0]

I agree with ET, i am so not bitter with illegal immigrants because my case took so long to process. atleast i know my fiance will never live in fear, and will be proud of his status and citizenship in this country.

Sure - but most of us can attest to having difficulties (as legal immigrants) getting a decent job over here. Indirectly, I think illegal immigration does damage us - "immigrant" has a negative social stigma attached to it in the minds of a lot of people.

Have you found that having a British accent has been to your advantage at all in your job search? I see the way many Americans swoon over British/Irish accents and just wondered if there's any way for you to milk that.

Depends what you want to do. G. finds employment agencies beg him to work at call centers or as a receptionist. Unfortunately, that's not what he wants to work as.

[Melo 1]

do you think that the first gay person appeared within the last 50 years?? there IS a gay community and there IS a history to it.

being gay is a scientific fact .... the bible is fiction (wishful thinking that they would teach it as such). there is no delineation.

I agree with you 100%

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Have you found that having a British accent has been to your advantage at all in your job search? I see the way many Americans swoon over British/Irish accents and just wondered if there's any way for you to milk that.

Depends what you want to do. G. finds employment agencies beg him to work at call centers or as a receptionist. Unfortunately, that's not what he wants to work as.

Interesting.

[Sinergy 3]

I agree with ET, i am so not bitter with illegal immigrants because my case took so long to process. atleast i know my fiance will never live in fear, and will be proud of his status and citizenship in this country.

Sure - but most of us can attest to having difficulties (as legal immigrants) getting a decent job over here. Indirectly, I think illegal immigration does damage us - "immigrant" has a negative social stigma attached to it in the minds of a lot of people.

Have you found that having a British accent has been to your advantage at all in your job search? I see the way many Americans swoon over British/Irish accents and just wondered if there's any way for you to milk that.

I dont know your situation, you could be right. But I have many Romanian friends here, who are immigrants, recently moved here, and they had no probs getting a job a good paying job.

Depends on the skills. In some fields, employers can't afford to be picky.

True true. My Edy is a pro mountain climber, and he builds houses, his ability to climb without fear and build stuff quick and sufficiantly landed him the job he has when he gets here. (tree topper and construction)

I however, found BETTER employment in Romania in my field of computers, which is what i graduated college in.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I agree with ET, i am so not bitter with illegal immigrants because my case took so long to process. atleast i know my fiance will never live in fear, and will be proud of his status and citizenship in this country.

Sure - but most of us can attest to having difficulties (as legal immigrants) getting a decent job over here. Indirectly, I think illegal immigration does damage us - "immigrant" has a negative social stigma attached to it in the minds of a lot of people.

I dont know your situation, you could be right. But I have many Romanian friends here, who are immigrants, recently moved here, and they had no probs getting a job a good paying job. Again im not saying your wrong, just that what ive witnessed is different. As with my fiance, he has a job waiting for him for when he arrives, pays better than even what im making now (yaaay i get to stay home and take care of the kiddies hehe).

All I can say is removing any mention of immigration from my resume resulted in a lot more offers of interviews..

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

All I can say is removing any mention of immigration from my resume resulted in a lot more offers of interviews...

I wouldn't be surprised if some hiring managers may be uncomfortable these days, concerned even, that they may end up hiring someone that has fake papers...

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

... removing any mention of immigration from my resume resulted in a lot more offers of interviews..

In what context did you even mention immigration on a resume? I have helped quite a few LPR friends make their resume and besides the listing of foreign job experience (which in and of itself is quite common in this region) there's no real need to mention immigration status on a resume.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

... removing any mention of immigration from my resume resulted in a lot more offers of interviews..

In what context did you even mention immigration on a resume?

Having graduated from a university overseas may hint at the fact that one is an immigrant.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

... removing any mention of immigration from my resume resulted in a lot more offers of interviews..

In what context did you even mention immigration on a resume?

Having graduated from a university overseas may hint at the fact that one is an immigrant.

Studying and/or working abroad doesn't necessarily mean the applicant isn't an American citizen. In any event, my question for FD was more along the lines of whether or not he had a section on immigration status.