Resident Permit information | inmigration lawyer

Last activity 11 July 2011 by ricky

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gallo2000svMember10 July 2011 18:57:46

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georgeingozoViP10 July 2011 19:44:44

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Hi - many people, including myself, recommend John Huber Associates. How have you managed to stay here 1 year if you are non-EU citizens, or do you have dual nationality ?

rickyViP11 July 2011 05:33:14

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Hi,

same question as George. What is your status at the moment ? To be here for one year you must already be in one of the categories of residency.

If not and you are have overstayed I fear you will have a major problem, with or without lawyer.

Regards
Ricky

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