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In My Time of Dying
- Thread starter kashmir
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waitingforbreak
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Sorry about your near death experience Kashmir. But good news is you're fine! Do not dwell too much about what will happen to your daughter once you are gone, although, you will be amazed at how resourceful youngsters can be nowadays. She's going to be just fine, especially with a father who cares so much for her happiness. I hope you let her know how precious she is, sometimes we never let the loved ones know how we feel about them and then one fine day we die and they never get to know.
hi kashmir,
i happened upon this thread (i usually lurk in the NSC forum), and i was sorry to read about your accident, and glad to know that you are ok. i know, you must have been shaken up.
i have often thought about this issue myself, and have marvelled at the fact that my whole family's future hangs by the threads of my existence, and my employment.
if these threads were to be broken, it would be devastating for my family. for older kids of schoolgoing or college age, the DREAM act offers some hope. my son is a kindergartener at 5, and my daughter is only 18 months old. while my daughter is a u.s. citizen, my son cannot benefit, as far as i know, from the DREAM act. anyway, i just hope everything goes well for all of us in this wretched immigration business, at least until approval.
best of luck!
i happened upon this thread (i usually lurk in the NSC forum), and i was sorry to read about your accident, and glad to know that you are ok. i know, you must have been shaken up.
i have often thought about this issue myself, and have marvelled at the fact that my whole family's future hangs by the threads of my existence, and my employment.
if these threads were to be broken, it would be devastating for my family. for older kids of schoolgoing or college age, the DREAM act offers some hope. my son is a kindergartener at 5, and my daughter is only 18 months old. while my daughter is a u.s. citizen, my son cannot benefit, as far as i know, from the DREAM act. anyway, i just hope everything goes well for all of us in this wretched immigration business, at least until approval.
best of luck!
SEPTEMBER 11TH
On 9/11/2003, my wife also got a car accident.
Fortunately, she is almost OK.
On the same day two years ago, thousands of people were killed by the terrorist attack.
However, the probability to be killed by a car accident is much bigger than one as a victim of terrorism.
On 9/11/2003, my wife also got a car accident.
Fortunately, she is almost OK.
On the same day two years ago, thousands of people were killed by the terrorist attack.
However, the probability to be killed by a car accident is much bigger than one as a victim of terrorism.
long_wait_4_gc
Registered Users (C)
in the US, any serious accident or something can cause some serious financial damage and ruin.
Suggest you take out a simple insurance policy for disability which covers upto 60% or so of your existing salary and also a life insurance policy so life can go on without you.
You will be surprised how cheap both these insurances are especially if you are young.
LongWait
Suggest you take out a simple insurance policy for disability which covers upto 60% or so of your existing salary and also a life insurance policy so life can go on without you.
You will be surprised how cheap both these insurances are especially if you are young.
LongWait
Hi, long_wait_4_gc,Originally posted by long_wait_4_gc
in the US, any serious accident or something can cause some serious financial damage and ruin.
Suggest you take out a simple insurance policy for disability which covers upto 60% or so of your existing salary and also a life insurance policy so life can go on without you.
You will be surprised how cheap both these insurances are especially if you are young.
LongWait
Thanks for your advice.
But I don't worry about a financial damage because I think I have enough life insurance policy with AD&D option.
However, the insurance never cover dependents' legal status and green cards in case of primary applicant's death before getting AOS approved.
Here is an example at the VSC forum:Originally posted by kashmir
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However, the insurance never cover dependents' legal status and green cards in case of primary applicant's death before getting AOS approved.
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=97459
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=94046
luk12's spouse (the primary applicant) passed away while their I485 cases were pending, and luk12 is facing some trouble.
mygcwaiter100
Registered Users (C)
Kashmir,
May I give you a advice as your junior. I think God is showing you a direction. He is giving you a hint. He want you to cash on it plus it will solve lots of problems for you.
Now here is the plan for the next opportunity.
After a little hit from the car (pls make sure you do this in Beverly hills to a nice Ferrari) go to the attorney and say my neck is all screwed up I have been suffering from amenisia and devaju at the same time. My family is troubled and sue the sucker for 1 million.
I think 1 million should be enuff to chill back home...just my few thouts...
btw i wish you all the luck and good health for you and your family and that cool 1 million ....which u came to US for hehehehehe
May I give you a advice as your junior. I think God is showing you a direction. He is giving you a hint. He want you to cash on it plus it will solve lots of problems for you.
Now here is the plan for the next opportunity.
After a little hit from the car (pls make sure you do this in Beverly hills to a nice Ferrari) go to the attorney and say my neck is all screwed up I have been suffering from amenisia and devaju at the same time. My family is troubled and sue the sucker for 1 million.
I think 1 million should be enuff to chill back home...just my few thouts...
btw i wish you all the luck and good health for you and your family and that cool 1 million ....which u came to US for hehehehehe
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Hi, mygcwaiter100,Originally posted by mygcwaiter100
Kashmir,
May I give you a advice as your junior. I think God is showing you a direction. He is giving you a hint. He want you to cash on it plus it will solve lots of problems for you.
Now here is the plan for the next opportunity.
After a little hit from the car (pls make sure you do this in Beverly hills to a nice Ferrari) go to the attorney and say my neck is all screwed up I have been suffering from amenisia and devaju at the same time. My family is troubled and sue the sucker for 1 million.
I think 1 million should be enuff to chill back home...just my few thouts...
btw i wish you all the luck and good health for you and your family and that cool 1 million ....which u came to US for hehehehehe
Thanks for your nice advice,
but unfortunately, I live in a poor valley far from Beverly Hills.
Anyway, even with $1M, we never want to go back to the poor country that I used to live.
Good luck to everybody.
mygcwaiter100
Registered Users (C)
tes tes tes...no coutry will be ever poor if they have brains like your and everyone will cool 1 milll...
Originally posted by kashmir
Hi, mygcwaiter100,
Thanks for your nice advice,
but unfortunately, I live in a poor valley far from Beverly Hills.
Anyway, even with $1M, we never want to go back to the poor country that I used to live.
Good luck to everybody.
Petition for Congresspersons v1.0
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=574645#post574645
5. Approve Permanent Resident application of dependents if the primary applicant deceases :
During the Adjustment Of Status (AOS) period, if the Primary applicant dies in some unfortunate circumstances, then all the dependents are denied the Permanent Residentship and removal proceedings will be initiated against them. This is very unfortunate because in some cases the children might be in the middle of their college degree and they will have to abruptly discontinue and abandon their American dream. We request you to change the existing laws so that, during the Adjustment Of Status, if the Primary applicant dies six months after the date of Receipt, then the dependents applications should not be rejected. The dependents should not be punished for the processing delays at BCIS.
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=574645#post574645
5. Approve Permanent Resident application of dependents if the primary applicant deceases :
During the Adjustment Of Status (AOS) period, if the Primary applicant dies in some unfortunate circumstances, then all the dependents are denied the Permanent Residentship and removal proceedings will be initiated against them. This is very unfortunate because in some cases the children might be in the middle of their college degree and they will have to abruptly discontinue and abandon their American dream. We request you to change the existing laws so that, during the Adjustment Of Status, if the Primary applicant dies six months after the date of Receipt, then the dependents applications should not be rejected. The dependents should not be punished for the processing delays at BCIS.