Well, what can I say?
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It's not clear because whoever wrote is ...well... not so "bright", to say the least...kiwiincambodia wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2017 12:18 pmI think he was calling Ronny dim not you Violet.violet wrote:And the owners claim this site is respectful. I am not dim. In fact you are dim for not realising a person can read between the lines and i was refraining from saying what I think of the poster and instead wrote the thought that came to mind....you know, what I 'thought'.
Not every post or reply is about you. This one is just to be clear....
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kiwiincambodia
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It’s a vicious cycle I’m afraid....Username Taken wrote:So, that would make violet dim too, then.
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Dim is hardly an offensive post. Really? You had to edit my post?
I bet it was Frank.
I bet it was Frank.
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Have you got your work permit?Ronny wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2017 11:38 am I got the "EB VISA and did all the right thigs and then went to an agent where my Filipino friends go to get my visa extention and found out thst they will only give me a 3 month visa extension. I even tried to nasically bribe the guy and he jokingly said he was afraid of getting arrested. And then I basically told my girlfriend "screw this" and said I'll go to Lucky Lucky and the giy heard me and saos don't bother because his sister works thete and the new visa law was passed on October 1. Guys, what do you think?
Always "hope" but never "expect".
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No WP/letter from employer, business license, letter from legal spouses/parents employer (if a dependent), or Cambodian marriage certificate...no 6 or 12 mth EB EOS.
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Re the marriage certificate, would you happen to know, what if there's no marriage certificate but have dependent children and living together as husband and wife.
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Jerry Atrick
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Nah, yer bastards will have to look after themselves once they deport your ass 
Mine too. . .
Mine too. . .
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Don't get me wrong, I love our PtSD Kiwi. Super helpful lad, but he's doing his usual MO here of quoting directly from some pracas or another without any regard as to what is actually happening on the ground.Username Taken wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2017 7:03 pmRe the marriage certificate, would you happen to know, what if there's no marriage certificate but have dependent children and living together as husband and wife.
What is in the pracas and what is, in actuality, being currently accepted and approved for receiving a 6 or 12 month EB EOS are probably very different things.
It may very well be in the law/pracas but I have yet to hear of anyone waltzing in to an agents office with their Cambodian marriage certificate and receiving a 6 or 12 month EB EOS.
You do this from time to time Kiwi. Last time it was with the "12 month EG EOS"
This does nothing but muddy the waters.
And then you get all pissy when people get confused and ask repetitive questions. Then you say that you're going to stop helping us with our queries.
Come on man.
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