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Moving abroad while holding a GC

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Hello! I just asked this in the AOS forum, but just in case more ppl read around here... This is what I wrote:

My husband and I just got a terrific job offer (we do the same job so the offer is for both) in Europe for 2007 fall. They tell us the minimum contract time is 2 years. I got my GC in September '06. We have no idea what could happen or if there is a way around it. We are surely going to ask a lawyer, but until that moment we would like to have some ideas from here.

Thanks in advance!

LIFE IS WHAT WE MAKE IT (E. Dickinson)

PREFIERO SER CABEZA DE RATÓN QUE COLA DE LEÓN.

L'HOMME EST CE QU'IL SE FAIT (J.P. Sartre)

ON NE NAÎT PAS FEMME; ON LE DEVIENT (S. De Beauvoir)

ALEA IACTA EST (I. Caesar)

Afortunado aquel

Who understands

Le langage secret

Das estrelas,

Der blumen

Et delle cose mute

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