Immigration

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In a message dated 1/17/2006 9:00:09 AM Central Standard Time, yakodada@... writes:

Happy New year to All

As some of you are aware I graduated last semeter . meaning I no longer hold a student status in US

With my condition ( +) , can anyone advice on how I can change my status to a permanent resident without marriage?

I have read about HIV- Waivers but the language of the law is very mucky

Please advice

Thank

Dada

Subj: Immigration lawyer 4 U

Date: 1/16/2006 9:38:24 PM Central Standard Time

From: nyagav@...

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Many have been asking about those hard to crack immigration cases. Well, here is a contact to pass around to anyone who may need it. This is especially for those people who have very hard immigration cases such as removals (deportations) and those waiting for their papers forever, and those who were promised and never got anything after winning the lottery or their number was never reached, [these two entail advocating for], applying for family members, work permits, H1 visa-the extended work visas etc. Tell your story and they will tell you upfront whether they can handle it or not. This lawyer is for the people, an advocate for the immigrants. He walks the hallways of Congress to make sure the immigrants interests are protected. He is the one who has been handling my brother’s case most publicized in the news in 2003. He is top notch lawyer (yani the best immigration lawyer you can find.) I must warn you that he is not cheap but can work with you. Tell them Nyaga referred you. The lawyer’s name is Mr. Kuck (pronounced as Kak ). His phone number is 404- 949-8154. email address is ckuck@.... or from anywhere in the US call toll free: (866- 286-6200. He is located in GA but has offices nationwide.

Please note that every body’s situation is different. You are not guaranteed that yours will work but it is worth trying. You will not know unless you try. ( As Swahili saying of the wise goes “Mwenye haya hazaiâ€) Kwa hivyo ukiona haya, ama ukiogopa, hutafanikiwa.

The ReachOutAndTouchOne team aims to empower you live right and well in this land of milk and honey! Talking to the right people will enable you do that else you will drink sour milk with and eat no honey.

We wish you all the best and may all your dreams come true.

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thanks Mgichuki@... wrote: In a message dated 1/17/2006 9:00:09 AM Central Standard Time, yakodada@... writes: Happy New year to AllAs some of you are aware I graduated last semeter . meaning I no longer hold a student status in US With my condition ( +) , can anyone advice on how I can change my status to a permanent resident without marriage? I have read about HIV- Waivers but the language of the law is very mucky Please advice Thank DadaSubj: Immigration lawyer 4 U Date: 1/16/2006 9:38:24 PM Central Standard Time From: nyagav@... nyagav@... Sent from the Internet (Details) Please share with your friends if it can benefit them:Many have been asking about those hard to crack immigration cases. Well, here is a contact to pass around to anyone who may need it. This is especially for those people who have very hard immigration cases

such as removals (deportations) and those waiting for their papers forever, and those who were promised and never got anything after winning the lottery or their number was never reached, [these two entail advocating for], applying for family members, work permits, H1 visa-the extended work visas etc. Tell your story and they will tell you upfront whether they can handle it or not. This lawyer is for the people, an advocate for the immigrants. He walks the hallways of Congress to make sure the immigrants interests are protected. He is the one who has been handling my brother’s case most publicized in the news in 2003. He is top notch lawyer (yani the best immigration lawyer you can find.) I must warn you that he is not cheap but can work with you. Tell them Nyaga referred you. The lawyer’s name is Mr. Kuck (pronounced as Kak ). His phone number is 404- 949-8154. email address is ckuck@.... or from

anywhere in the US call toll free: (866- 286-6200. He is located in GA but has offices nationwide. Please note that every body’s situation is different. You are not guaranteed that yours will work but it is worth trying. You will not know unless you try. ( As Swahili saying of the wise goes “Mwenye haya hazaiâ€) Kwa hivyo ukiona haya, ama ukiogopa, hutafanikiwa. The ReachOutAndTouchOne team aims to empower you live right and well in this land of milk and honey! Talking to the right people will enable you do that else you will drink sour milk with and eat no honey. We wish you all the best and may all your dreams come true.Kenya aids is a forum on hiv/aids you can join at http://www./group/You can also join another Kenyan community based group that is open to all. This forum has ngos and members that are networking on how to help communities in Kenya and the url is KenyainternationalgroupYou can be subscribed directly by contacting the moderator chifu at chifu2222@...Thank you for being a member.Chifu

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I immigrated here about 20 years ago from Hong Kong and I know I had to be

up-to-date with my vaccines. But I also know they didn't check. My mother had

to fill out the forms and had a doctor sign it. Then she went back and put a

check mark on all these childhood diseases claiming I already had them. (I did

have chicken pox and mumps already but not some of the other stuff). Then she

just made up dates for shots that were required but I didn't get yet. It wasn't

that she was anti-vaxed. It was just she was overwhelm with the move and didn't

want to get us all to the doctor.

Things might be different now and they might be stricter. Not sure. My friend

adopted a girl from China and they did require her to get all the vaccines for

her age before she was allowed into this country. She wasn't anti-vaxed so she

didn't look into exemptions. The sad thing was when she got home, her doctor

told her she needed to be vaxed again for all the same things because the

vaccines they use in China wasn't good enough. Whatever.

>

> Dear Group;

>

> Is it true that immigrants coming to this country, the US, are REQUIRED to be

> fully vaccinated?

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My husband came into the states on a fiance visa 8 years ago and yes, he had to

show proof (medical records) that he was fully vaccinated, whatever the

requirements were 8 years ago. He had been fully vaxed as a child, but they

required him to get an MMR booster as well as a chest x-ray. Sucks. Back then,

though, we didn't know anything about vaccines - can't believe how different our

lives/beliefs are now!

Melinda C.

>

> Dear Group;

>

> Is it true that immigrants coming to this country, the US, are REQUIRED to be

> fully vaccinated? I was doing some research and this is apparently the case.

> All immigrant applicants are REQUIRED to be vaccinated against the so-called

> VPDs.

>

> Also - are all PeaceCorps members REQUIRED to be vaccinated? I had thought of

> doing this, but then I came across the health requirements and read that the

> vaccines are all REQUIRED, not recommended or desireable -REQUIRED.

>

> Thank you in advance.

> ~ Maureen R. Gradvohl ~

>

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That is sad. I know a woman who adopted a child from Russia only to get him home and discover he was profoundly autistic. He is now grown. Then I read that it is possible with adoptions to get the children here and get them vaxed here since "the vaxes overseas are not dependable". Your story and mine may shed light on that new policy. ~ Maureen R. Gradvohl ~ From: yvomo_yvonne

<yvomo@...>Vaccinations Sent: Mon, April 25, 2011 4:37:27 AMSubject: Re: immigration

I immigrated here about 20 years ago from Hong Kong and I know I had to be up-to-date with my vaccines. But I also know they didn't check. My mother had to fill out the forms and had a doctor sign it. Then she went back and put a check mark on all these childhood diseases claiming I already had them. (I did have chicken pox and mumps already but not some of the other stuff). Then she just made up dates for shots that were required but I didn't get yet. It wasn't that she was anti-vaxed. It was just she was overwhelm with the move and didn't want to get us all to the doctor.

Things might be different now and they might be stricter. Not sure. My friend adopted a girl from China and they did require her to get all the vaccines for her age before she was allowed into this country. She wasn't anti-vaxed so she didn't look into exemptions. The sad thing was when she got home, her doctor told her she needed to be vaxed again for all the same things because the vaccines they use in China wasn't good enough. Whatever.

>

> Dear Group;

>

> Is it true that immigrants coming to this country, the US, are REQUIRED to be

> fully vaccinated?