Internet advertising is something else. I imagine that you have just as much chance of getting a green card this way as getting rich by investing in one of those Nigerian bank deals.
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For a long time, we were just another typical Washington, DC family: two policy-oriented jobs, two kids, and two cars. Out of the blue, my husband got a new assignment; we ditched the old jobs and the cars (but kept the kids) and headed to Paris for what started out to be a three-year, and eventually became a four-year tour.
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US goverment do have a regular fixed quota for immegration every year for most countries around the world. I think you have to register then go on for a lottery system. Unlike the other immegration system, I think this one is open for all. i saw this ad all the time on the web.
Surely, you're not saying that I can't get rich by investing in one of those Nigerian bank deals? Well, there goes my only chance to be rich.
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