actually, that is set at 3 years, whether you/he wants it or not.and for how long should he sponsor us? 2, 6, 12 months or for ever?!!
Thanx for the information. From the second part of your answer, in your opinion, which city would be relatively easier for someone who has never been to the US, and only has a teacher's certificate (which I understand is unlikely to get me a job in teaching anyway).financial aid for college is available from day one, and does not make you a public charge.
If subsidized housing is sponsored by the state (not federal), you are eligible. However, you need to be very poor (but still working full-time), or very old or disabled. And, in big cities, you get to wait your turn for a long time. I know a couple in their 60s who waited for 2 years for a subsidized apartment. If they'd take the apt, they'd have to prove on a yearly basis that they were still poor, so that would take away any desire to make more money and make a better life for themselves, so they abandoned the idea of living in subsidized housing. And, since their earnings exceeded a certain very low threshold, they'd have to pay $700/month for the subsidized apt anyway. You can find a one-bedroom apt for less than that in our area.
I don't know since everybody has their own preferenceswhich city would be relatively easier for someone who has never been to the US
Is it a bachelor's diploma or just some piece of paper showing you took a couple of classes?only has a teacher's certificate (which I understand is unlikely to get me a job in teaching anyway).
I don't know since everybody has their own preferences
Is it a bachelor's diploma or just some piece of paper showing you took a couple of classes?
No, this is a diploma in Education (4 year college training) after the GCE O'level.
If one wins DV, does it mean that they cannot, within the stipulated timeframe, apply for Finacial Aid (for College) or live in public (subsidised) housing?