I have a friend who is planning to go to Colombia in November 2005 but, he just heard some possible bad news. Somebody told him that he could possibly loose his security clearance for travelling to Colombia or other countries on a banned list. We have both heard of such cases for places like Cuba & Vietnam... but, Colombia?!?!?!
I helped him research the matter but, neither of us can find any info on this... or the so-called 'black list' people refer to. I even checked the Home ...
I have seen a few posts referring to professional people being called "doctor"... although they are not PhD's. Can somebody explain this concept a bit more? What professions in Colombia fall under this umbrella or is a degree the determining factor? I'm an Computer Engineer / IT Manager by profession and have a Masters Degree in Computer Information Systems (can't think of a profession FURTHER away from being called a Doctor =P but, was curious).
Thanks,
Lumpy ...
I need a tutor to help my Colombiana learn English. She lives in Cali and I'm hoping to get somebody to work with her once or twice a week. I am going to Cali in December to "tie the knot" so, I need some help QUICKLY! = ) If there is anyone out there interested, please email me at: Nathan_Lumpkin at yahoo.com for your rates.
Thanks,
Nathan ...
I have been communicating with a lovely Colombiana from Cali for about 2 years now. We have decided to be together and dicussed our options on getting her to the US. She is under the impression that when I go there in December 2005, it would be easier if we married in Cali and she would apply for a K-3 visa... instead of going thru the process of getting a K-1 visa.
Any suggestions or advice?
Nathan ...
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