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• 朦朧のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 14:08
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Write the evidence, not the seems.

• 70代後半
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• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 15:45
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Kaiser has changed doctors, and the doctor before my current one was a very fat

lady doctor, but even then she was only 140 lbs, and she told me

that I could gain more weight.

But I don't want to gain more weight because if I gain more weight, the flesh of my inner cheeks will sag and I will become a "cannibal"

when I eat and it will cause scarring.

So, when you eat curry and rice, even if there is a lot of rice, you finish it, but in a bowl of rice, you serve

one serving lightly.

Also, even at this weight, I can walk for 2 or 3 hours without getting tired when hiking.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/15 (Wed) 16:38
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On the citizenship application form, does it ask if you have ever received welfare in the U.S.?
I hope the form will go ahead if you have received it or not.

I know someone who is on Medi-Cal on welfare with a Green Card, but
she is applying for a Green Card for marriage, but
she said she is still switching her student visa after 10 years.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 07:01
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The basis is that when I applied for citizenship, I checked the NO orchid because the Glynn card holder
has never received welfare in the U.S. before.
If you don't have citizenship yet,
have you ever received welfare in the U.S.? If you don't have citizenship yet, you can check "Have you ever received welfare in the U.S.?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/16 (Thu) 09:23
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I remember when I used to live in an apartment in Koreatown, someone disappeared without even leaving their luggage behind.
I heard that an immigration officer came and took him away when he was working somewhere.

The owner of the boarding house told me
that the resident went to Japan for a permanent residence interview and never came back.
The owner of the boarding house said that
when he had an interview in Japan, the examiner asked him if he had received a notice from the Immigration Bureau in the past, and
when he answered NO, he was told that he had received a notice in Fatima, Fatima.
I was denied permanent residence and banned from entering the U.S., so I was never allowed to come to the U.S. again. He said, "I can't come to the U.S. again.
The boarding house had a cheap room with dinner for the night, so
I was allowed to move in after the room of the person who could not come back was cleared.