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After finishing LL in Paley's I wanna just reside in USA as a PR. Any advices?

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Minkowski
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 12:31 pm
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My language learning and using ability are all good and I think I can cope with language barriers easily when I move abroad to USA. In addition to other reasons I wanna just live as a premanent resident in USA after doing LL so I am seeking for advices especially from native Americans.
I know due to the COVID-19 anything about immigrations is way much harder than previous prior to the pandemic but due to my personal reasons I gotta migrate there and I also don't wanna elaborate them in public here in addition to the fact that they are not the main point of this question. So it's waste of time to inquire the reasons.
My college major is computer science and my English is good(evaluated by others but I don't know how my English seems to you native English speakers as an English learner instead of an ABC LOL).
Not COVID-19 infected although with severe height and appearance dysphorias(I know I am not migrating over S.Korea).
Can accept exotic marriages(aka marriages with Americans).
Can accept being a low-paid workforce there.
Can accept changing my nationality.(I don't expose my personal informations here just to achieve someo patriotic criticisms)
Can accept very different living environments and conditions(including socializations, occupations, clothes, foods, living, transportations and etc.)
Can accept high rates of shooting crimes.
Any advices? After finishing LL in Paley's I wanna just reside in USA as a PR. Any advices?
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 12:35 pm
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California is a good place. Bay Area and Los Angeles are good places. I would recommend you San Francisco, good weather and diverse cultures. Also lots of Chinese/Taiwanese restaurants.
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 1:18 pm
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Quote from: ilovescience on March 05, 2022, 12:35:02 PMCalifornia is a good place. Bay Area and Los Angeles are good places. I would recommend you San Francisco, good weather and diverse cultures. Also lots of Chinese/Taiwanese restaurants.
Thx for you advice. I also heard California is resort for many Americans to enjoy lives at their old ages LOL. But personally I am the biggest fan of Texas. I love Brisket and beers there.
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 2:22 pm
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Quote from: Sorcerer on March 05, 2022, 01:18:13 PMThx for you advice. I also heard California is resort for many Americans to enjoy lives at their old ages LOL. But personally I am the biggest fan of Texas. I love Brisket and beers there.

Houston is a pretty good idea.
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 2:38 pm
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I got the surgery & im from Houston. I’m Chinese American life is great lol, but I’m also 19 if that matters to u. Tons of Chinese culture here
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 2:44 pm
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Quote from: Fishing on March 05, 2022, 02:38:24 PMI got the surgery & im from Houston. I’m Chinese American life is great lol, but I’m also 19 if that matters to u. Tons of Chinese culture here

I heard that Yao Ming was very popular in Houston, a legend is he. Still popular now?
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 5:43 pm
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Quote from: Sorcerer on March 05, 2022, 01:18:13 PMThx for you advice. I also heard California is resort for many Americans to enjoy lives at their old ages LOL.

Not as much as it used to be due to the high cost of living.
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 6:06 pm
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Quote from: Medium Drink Of Water on March 05, 2022, 05:43:01 PMNot as much as it used to be due to the high cost of living.
The reason of its increasing of living cost is COVID-19 right? COVID-19 is messing up every country's ppl's lifes LOL.
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Posted on Mar 5, 2022, 8:49 pm
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Quote from: Sorcerer on March 05, 2022, 12:31:12 PMMy language learning and using ability are all good and I think I can cope with language barriers easily when I move abroad to USA. In addition to other reasons I wanna just live as a premanent resident in USA after doing LL so I am seeking for advices especially from native Americans.
I know due to the COVID-19 anything about immigrations is way much harder than previous prior to the pandemic but due to my personal reasons I gotta migrate there and I also don't wanna elaborate them in public here in addition to the fact that they are not the main point of this question. So it's waste of time to inquire the reasons.
My college major is computer science and my English is good(evaluated by others but I don't know how my English seems to you native English speakers as an English learner instead of an ABC LOL).
Not COVID-19 infected although with severe height and appearance dysphorias(I know I am not migrating over S.Korea).
Can accept exotic marriages(aka marriages with Americans).
Can accept being a low-paid workforce there.
Can accept changing my nationality.(I don't expose my personal informations here just to achieve someo patriotic criticisms)
Can accept very different living environments and conditions(including socializations, occupations, clothes, foods, living, transportations and etc.)
Can accept high rates of shooting crimes.
Any advices? After finishing LL in Paley's I wanna just reside in USA as a PR. Any advices?

If I was you, I would apply to a big tech company. Not legal advice, but they could do the green card process for you for free. You will probably start with a working visa like H1B and then transition to the PR without having to marry. How long the green card process will take, depends on your nationality. In the meantime you could make a   ton of money while working for that kind of companies. This is exactly what I'm doing, but I want to get more money before getting the surgery done.
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Posted on Mar 6, 2022, 2:05 am
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Quote from: southamericanrocker on March 05, 2022, 08:49:17 PMIf I was you, I would apply to a big tech company. Not legal advice, but they could do the green card process for you for free. You will probably start with a working visa like H1B and then transition to the PR without having to marry. How long the green card process will take, depends on your nationality. In the meantime you could make a   ton of money while working for that kind of companies. This is exactly what I'm doing, but I want to get more money before getting the surgery done.

How difficult is it to get into a big tech company if you have a CS Degree and some years of experience?
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