yup, finger crossed... but honestly, I do not realy want the green card anymore since After spending 8 months in usa & 8 in canada, Canada is by far way better so i'm heading back there
@Jayo2k,welcome back bro.Its good to have you back on forum.
yup, finger crossed... but honestly, I do not realy want the green card anymore since After spending 8 months in usa & 8 in canada, Canada is by far way better so i'm heading back there
They will be no cancellation this time around bro. They av learnt their lesson the hard way, nd of course you will win again, but this time, it will be permanent. Just keep your fingers crossed. Wishing you and
everyone in the house succeess. One Love!
@Ovicity,i am having this feeling that DV2013 results would still be a pathetic but some selectees would still come from this forum.
yup, finger crossed... but honestly, I do not realy want the green card anymore since After spending 8 months in usa & 8 in canada, Canada is by far way better so i'm heading back there
@Jayo2k,welcome back bro.Its good to have you back on forum.
Sure, let me start with the usa.Could u please just give us a little lecture about US and CANADA? I think the whole house would want to learn something out of this.
thanks for the greeting, long time since I came
Sure, let me start with the usa.
-Don't get me wrong, it's a great country & wouldn't mind living there but it has its cons. The medical systeme is very expensive & even more when you don't have the medical coverage, the school system... If you haven't got enough money to live in a "rich" place or to send your kids to private school, they will end up in the public system & believe me, i'ts crap, they will end up mixed with ghetto kid (no racist I'm black) who knows nothing, lapdancing 10 years old girls (saw that in miami), underpaid teacher who don't gives a crap ect...
Good school cost lot of money especialy uniiversity (15k if you are an in state student, 30k for the rest)
guns... american just love guns & who says guns says violence. Random public shooting while not happening everyday is not rare, every month there is one like this month there have been 3 allready (as far as i know) in ohio schools & playground. & the economy is hard right now, finding a good job is a hard task, I've seen people begging for a part time minimum wage job... & the house foreclosure (when the bank take your house back & sell it at a very discounted price).
But when you got a high degree you could do very well here, the weather is great (at least on the east coast & the south), easy to create a business (but you'll have to buy a gun to protect it...).
Canada now :
Most US resident I know that lived in canada tell me that Canada is better for raising your kids, less hoodrats, less thugs, better school systeme, less violence (the only bad thing that can happen to your kid at school it's him getting into a fight... but you won't hear random shooting (although it happened only twice in Quebec history..).
The violence is a huge factor between usa & canada, There is no single place in Montreal & toronto where I will feel unsafe walking deep night alone. The housing is a better quality in canada, In usa, despite some few places, most houses & 3 storey residential building are made in wood... So you can't walk at night without waking up the whole house, it gets old very quick, in case of fire... You know how wood react to fire, everybody hear when you talk... While in Toronto, montreal & most canada, it is concrete houses & residential building so it is rock solid, you can put loud music, no one will hear. Lot of parcs, cheaper schooling system (i pay $2100 per year for university), not very hard to find a job, ver few ghetto peoples & hoodrats... but you'll have to deal with the winter
there is so much more to says, any question, feel free
My ideal scenario will be to have both residence so i can live in both countries & when the kids are old enough, i let them freeze their butt in canada & i move to the usa permanently
thanks for the greeting, long time since I came
Sure, let me start with the usa.
-Don't get me wrong, it's a great country & wouldn't mind living there but it has its cons. The medical systeme is very expensive & even more when you don't have the medical coverage, the school system... If you haven't got enough money to live in a "rich" place or to send your kids to private school, they will end up in the public system & believe me, i'ts crap, they will end up mixed with ghetto kid (no racist I'm black) who knows nothing, lapdancing 10 years old girls (saw that in miami), underpaid teacher who don't gives a crap ect...
Good school cost lot of money especialy uniiversity (15k if you are an in state student, 30k for the rest)
guns... american just love guns & who says guns says violence. Random public shooting while not happening everyday is not rare, every month there is one like this month there have been 3 allready (as far as i know) in ohio schools & playground. & the economy is hard right now, finding a good job is a hard task, I've seen people begging for a part time minimum wage job... & the house foreclosure (when the bank take your house back & sell it at a very discounted price).
But when you got a high degree you could do very well here, the weather is great (at least on the east coast & the south), easy to create a business (but you'll have to buy a gun to protect it...).
Canada now :
Most US resident I know that lived in canada tell me that Canada is better for raising your kids, less hoodrats, less thugs, better school systeme, less violence (the only bad thing that can happen to your kid at school it's him getting into a fight... but you won't hear random shooting (although it happened only twice in Quebec history..).
The violence is a huge factor between usa & canada, There is no single place in Montreal & toronto where I will feel unsafe walking deep night alone. The housing is a better quality in canada, In usa, despite some few places, most houses & 3 storey residential building are made in wood... So you can't walk at night without waking up the whole house, it gets old very quick, in case of fire... You know how wood react to fire, everybody hear when you talk... While in Toronto, montreal & most canada, it is concrete houses & residential building so it is rock solid, you can put loud music, no one will hear. Lot of parcs, cheaper schooling system (i pay $2100 per year for university), not very hard to find a job, ver few ghetto peoples & hoodrats... but you'll have to deal with the winter
there is so much more to says, any question, feel free
Well done bro. Now let me ask you this question. If Canada has all this advantage over US, why is it that residence in Canada still want to migrate to the US? It means something is still missing in Canada which only the US can provide. I want to understand your argument very well. Based on what you wrote, i want to agree with you that a lay man would wish to settle in Canada over US. But you still have to explain to the whole house why You guyz still want to migrate to the US even with all this features in Canada. Thanks. One Love!
thanks for the greeting, long time since I came
Sure, let me start with the usa.
-Don't get me wrong, it's a great country & wouldn't mind living there but it has its cons. The medical systeme is very expensive & even more when you don't have the medical coverage, the school system... If you haven't got enough money to live in a "rich" place or to send your kids to private school, they will end up in the public system & believe me, i'ts crap, they will end up mixed with ghetto kid (no racist I'm black) who knows nothing, lapdancing 10 years old girls (saw that in miami), underpaid teacher who don't gives a crap ect...
Good school cost lot of money especialy uniiversity (15k if you are an in state student, 30k for the rest)
guns... american just love guns & who says guns says violence. Random public shooting while not happening everyday is not rare, every month there is one like this month there have been 3 allready (as far as i know) in ohio schools & playground. & the economy is hard right now, finding a good job is a hard task, I've seen people begging for a part time minimum wage job... & the house foreclosure (when the bank take your house back & sell it at a very discounted price).
But when you got a high degree you could do very well here, the weather is great (at least on the east coast & the south), easy to create a business (but you'll have to buy a gun to protect it...).
Canada now :
Most US resident I know that lived in canada tell me that Canada is better for raising your kids, less hoodrats, less thugs, better school systeme, less violence (the only bad thing that can happen to your kid at school it's him getting into a fight... but you won't hear random shooting (although it happened only twice in Quebec history..).
The violence is a huge factor between usa & canada, There is no single place in Montreal & toronto where I will feel unsafe walking deep night alone. The housing is a better quality in canada, In usa, despite some few places, most houses & 3 storey residential building are made in wood... So you can't walk at night without waking up the whole house, it gets old very quick, in case of fire... You know how wood react to fire, everybody hear when you talk... While in Toronto, montreal & most canada, it is concrete houses & residential building so it is rock solid, you can put loud music, no one will hear. Lot of parcs, cheaper schooling system (i pay $2100 per year for university),deal with the winter
@Jayo2k,you are absolutely right even though the weather focas in canada is sometimes terrific but still okay.
Well done bro. Now let me ask you this question. If Canada has all this advantage over US, why is it that residence in Canada still want to migrate to the US? It means something is still missing in Canada which only the US can provide. I want to understand your argument very well. Based on what you wrote, i want to agree with you that a lay man would wish to settle in Canada over US. But you still have to explain to the whole house why You guyz still want to migrate to the US even with all this features in Canada. Thanks. One Love!
If it helps for my opinion, my husband is Canadian, and he moved from Canada to the US over 10 years ago (we are in Australia now). He left Canada because of the winters - very very cold and harsh, and also the income in the US is much much better for him than Canada (he is in the IT field).
I guess it all depends at what stage in life you are at (children or no children), what field of work you will be looking into, and also where in the US you plan to move to. Our experience is of south bay California, and although there was violence on the news, it wasn't close to us and didn't affect us.
I know I lot of people prefer Canada, and it is a great choice too, if we have the choice of either of them, we would choose the US - it's just too cold in winter for these old bones of mine!
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My friend, dont worry! You will win this time IJN(Amen). Nothing is impossible before God. I can understand your fears. Its really painfull you know. If one have to wait for something like this for this long and later u were not selected. Believe it or not, i was in tears when i checked last year's result and discovered that i wasn't selected. God, i felt so bad and for awhile, i wasn't thinking straight. But i had to put up courage and told myself that i will never give up. Please bro, dont give up. There's still hope for u and i out there. We will make it in God's own time and this is that time, DV2013. It is well. One Love!
@Qewty,comparing to the cold in Antarctica,russian,Alsaka,ice land,Norway or sweden.These are places you talk of real cold.Only Edmonton that i know that is much cold like that in canada and not be compare with all these countries have mention.So canada is still okay.
yup, finger crossed... but honestly, I do not realy want the green card anymore since After spending 8 months in usa & 8 in canada, Canada is by far way better so i'm heading back there
@Jayo2k,yes true talk but for the GC it shouldnt be given to skilled workers alone cos the USA already have enough skilled working applicants.So the GC is for all.DOS is aware of all these.Very true.
Lot of people are leaving the US just like lot of them are coming in.
Many people are flying to europe, Oceania just like people leaving... Me for instance, Born in Angola yes but grew up in France & when I got the chance, I moved out while many will love going to France.
The weather in canada is not as hard as I though, one thing to keep in mnd is that Canada is very sunny & humid (East coast) so you don't realy feel the cold... During my first year in Montreal I was very surprised I wasn't cold even at -30... & this year in Boston, we had an overall hot winter even in canada & i didn't even wear a coat...
Coming to immigration, Canada is doing a better job because the US immigration systeme is so strict that mostly only familly members gets the green card & most of them are poor so they barely help the inovation, they mainely do labour & menial jobs... The USA needs to change that to start giving green card to skilled workers not just to familly members (husbands, wifes & childrens)
I know, maybe I said it wrong, I didn't mean to only give the green card to the skilled worker, but to increase the skilled worker green card, they should find the right balance.@Jayo2k,yes true talk but for the GC it shouldnt be given to skilled workers alone cos the USA already have enough skilled working applicants.So the GC is for all.DOS is aware of all these.