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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just so we are all clear, the OP and/or her spouse are likely well-paid employees of a prestigious international organization. They are applying for a green card for their child so their child can "double dip" and enjoy citizenship privileges and work authorization both in the United States and in a wealthy European country. And now OP is lamenting that her child's travel permit and green card are taking too long. I mean...come on OP. You are choosing to take advantage of a great opportunity to make your privileged child's life even more privileged. Not to mention, you chose a career that takes you far from family. USCIS right now is desperately trying to meet the needs of people who need travel permits for ACTUAL emergencies; humanitarian parole for people in urgent humanitarian circumstances, work permit for people who desperately need to work to support their families. I honestly cannot believe you bothered Raskin's office with this BS. [/quote] So what to every word of this. Her kid has legally been in the US for a long time (long enough to be eligible for a green card) and she wants him to have that option. I wish my kids or I were eligible for another passport other than the US. I'd do the absolute same. Some people in this thread are are bitter, jealous, or just dicks.[/quote]
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