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diy kit - NIW
- Thread starter NIWCHANCE
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stranger70
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NIW help
I have self-petitioned I-140 NIW based on information available online. This great forum has valuable information. Also, check out this Chinese website. Boy, it was great help for me. Did not have to buy any kits but the site will refer to a place where you can purchase them.
Good luck to you.
stranger
I have self-petitioned I-140 NIW based on information available online. This great forum has valuable information. Also, check out this Chinese website. Boy, it was great help for me. Did not have to buy any kits but the site will refer to a place where you can purchase them.
Good luck to you.
stranger
stranger70
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NIW help
Sorry... forgot to thew link to the site. Here...
http://bestchinesehelp.com/NIW.aspx
stranger
Sorry... forgot to thew link to the site. Here...
http://bestchinesehelp.com/NIW.aspx
stranger
flyingangel
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check this
hi,
i found this is very helpful for NIWer and eb1ers
www.immitrans.com
there are some good sample letters
hi,
i found this is very helpful for NIWer and eb1ers
www.immitrans.com
there are some good sample letters
NIWChance,
I've always given this advice that if you can afford it, hire a good lawyer. There is no alternative to good professional advice/ services. After all, it's a matter of your future. But even if you do hire a lawyer, it shouldn't stop you from doing research, and even spending some money in doing so. DIY kits tend to give you a good idea what's involved in the process. Be careful about spending your money, though, since there are a number of scams out thre too. The best source of information is the immigration forums, and this forum has the best information available. You'll just have to search for it.
I've always given this advice that if you can afford it, hire a good lawyer. There is no alternative to good professional advice/ services. After all, it's a matter of your future. But even if you do hire a lawyer, it shouldn't stop you from doing research, and even spending some money in doing so. DIY kits tend to give you a good idea what's involved in the process. Be careful about spending your money, though, since there are a number of scams out thre too. The best source of information is the immigration forums, and this forum has the best information available. You'll just have to search for it.