Re:The Founder Visa Ignores Immigration Reality
by huherto on Monday September 21, 2009 @03:18PM
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The U.S. immigration is definitely insane. I know people that have been waiting for ten or more years. It almost doesn't matter what qualifications you have.
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Re:The Founder Visa Ignores Immigration Reality
by potatolicious on Monday September 21, 2009 @03:36PM
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I'm currently working in the US on a TN visa. I like it here, and if given the chance I'd probably stay. But the odds of me being able to do that, without jumping through large number of inhumane hoops like a circus animal, are low.
Odds are I will be moving back to ole Canada at some point. The US is so busy being afraid of everyone else that they're very, very quickly driving themselves into irrelevance.
Re:The Founder Visa Ignores Immigration Reality
by jgrant27 on Monday September 21, 2009 @11:54PM
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Canada is a great country too. I'm sure that if you asked many people who have jumped through all the hoops like a circus animal to stay in the US that a significant percentage of them would tell you that it just wasn't worth it in the end.
Re:The Founder Visa Ignores Immigration Reality
by nopassrecover on Monday September 21, 2009 @04:16PM
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I'm not even sure why qualifications are the benchmark for some of these visas. As it stands you need either a bachelor's degree or 10 years working experience to justify as qualified for most visas I've seen.