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princess28

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  1. yes, it cost much. But come to think of it, those juicy offers made by the Philippine agents like free EXAM, reimbuirsements, free ticket to USA, filing fees, accomodation are quite tempting.But those big bucks don't come from their own pocket dude instead it is taken from your salary. And you will be tied up for 3 years. 3 years? a total of 30,000$ will deducted from you. That's too much!!! But if we can afford to pay an immigration lawyer let's say 5,000$ well that's worth it rather than loose 1.5mil pesos from our own sweat and blood...AGREE???
  2. Hi! I already pass CGFNS and NCLEX Cali under my own expense. Will move next to IELTS. Plan to hire an immigration lawyer based in USA to process all my documents as green card of course and work in a hospital as direct hire rather than apply in agencies here in Philippines. The advantages as explained are : available employer, no cuts from the salary meaning I will be paid directly by the hospital, if ever there will be sign in bonus offered will be given to me no more no less and best of all no experience required as we will be train there upon arrival. Unlike the Phil Agencies they wont accept u unless u have a current 6 months experience. The consequence is I have to shoulder all the fees needed in filing, ticket airfare for the whole family and lastly lawyer's fee.What can u say about this?

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