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Are you sure they will matter? I am the US citizen. They shouldnt matter unless it falls under Adam Walsh Act. I know many people have told me this.

You are the US citizen it wont matter at a lll. If it was the other way around then there would be MAJORRRR PROBLEMS. IT WONT HURT GETTING AN ATTORNEY ALTHOUGH I DONT SEE WHY.. It will work out.People Change.Stay blessed be well

" You never can win, when you play dirty"

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