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Taking the subway with potentially heavy check-in bags isn’t always possible. I wouldn’t say it’s the most convenient trip and I can understand why someone would prefer an Uber or taxi option.

Yeah if you did this now you’d get something like “this expression is of type t/1 but an expression of type t/2” to disambiguate.

Hey Peter! I’m considering a move to the US with my current employer in the near/far future. What’s the best way to do so if I want to keep the option of getting permanent residency open? I’m Australian so I’m qualified for an E-3 visa, but as I understand it, it’s only for non immigration intent so applying for any sort of permanent residency would be grounds for it to be revoked. (for context, company is a 1000+ head count multinational and I’m currently working in a satellite office)

On a semi related note - what’s the actual definition of “equivalent to a 4 years US bachelors degree”? I have a 3 year B.Sc from an accredited Australian uni. Would that count against me in any way?

Thanks for opening this thread!