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Did you meet your SO on a Mission/Work trip

By chispas in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

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(Sorry for the repetition. I had to push the post button before I was finished typing so the lurkers in my area wouldn't read over my shoulder.)

I'd like to know how many have met their SO while on a Mission/Work trip and if there was something you wish you'd known before starting the immigration process. I was asked to share information about this experience and don't want to focus only on the negative aspects so I'm asking for input. If this applies to you I'd like to know how you'd answer.

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The longer it takes to introduce yourself the less you've actually accomplished

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