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sukimi Explorer

sukimi   0

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One of the things that I am amazed at here is the amount of time my co-workers spend surfing the net and emailing.... we were never allowed to do much of that in the UK... but as you can see I am a fast learner...... :lol::lol::lol:

Kezzie

Be careful - many companies monitor your internet usage and will not be happy if you are surfing non-work related sites too much or other sites that are "inappropriate" for the office (I don't mean the obvious - there's lots that fit this description)

6/27/06 NOA dates for I-130, I-131, I-765, I-485

7/17/06 received biometrics appt notice

7/27/06 biometrics completed

9/7/06 AP approved

9/13/06 EAD approved

11/6/06 received appointment notice for Dec 19th

12/19/06 Interviewed, approved, received stamp in passport

12/27/06 card production ordered

01/03/07 received green card (envelope postmarked 12/30/06)

09/20/08 Mailed I-751 to remove conditions

09/26/08 NOA date

10/16/08 Received biometrics notice

10/31/08 Biometrics

03/10/09 Transferred from VSC to CSC

05/15/09 I-751 approval noticed received in mail

12/01/09 Mailed N-400 for naturalization

12/07/09 NOA date

12/15/09 Received biometrics notice

01/04/10 Biometrics

02/17/10 Interview, approval, and oath

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I'm a teacher and enjoy the work. It's for a third grade level, 8 - 9 year olds, at a Catholic private school. I've been fairly lucky really as I am not qualified to teach here or in the UK. I got the job off the back of two internships I did when I first came to the States. I think the work may be harder than in the UK as it's a longer day and I'm working alongside nuns. But the cost of living is a lot better and I'm content.

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