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I hate to say this, but in your position I'd suggest you collude with your employer to fake a degree.
by manticore_alpha 12y ago
I hate to say this, but in your position I'd suggest you collude with your employer to fake a degree.
- SamReidHughes 12y agoThat is an incredibly stupid idea.
- axotty 12y agoThis is fraud. Do not do this.
- bsusensjackson 12y agoRight, because it is so difficult to verify credentials. Under no circumstances should you do this.
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- msie 12y agoAnd you just said: "There's standard, normalized ways immigrants have come to the US for a long time now." But for this guy's sake you'll make an exception? Is that because he won't form an ethnic ghetto?
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- zerr 12y agoOr he can get his real degree in some Patrick Korseka private university, Some street, Building 56, 5th floor, room #34. Ask Paul :)
- DigitalSea 12y agoIf you faked a degree, you would definitely be caught. If you are caught defrauding the Government in such a way, you might escape jail time (if it is your first offense) but also face the possibility of a ban from the US itself (permanently or for a very long time). This means you would not possibly even be able to travel to the US as a tourist because you tried to deceptively defraud. Not really an avenue I am looking to explore, thanks. I am going to speak with an immigration lawyer and see what my options are, perhaps for other visas, equivalency for education experience to substitute and an exception on an application. I will probably write up a little blog post detailing how I go, for anyone else who finds themselves in a similar situation.
- curiousDog 12y agoSo what you're saying is you only want white people coming in? Australia is also pretty diverse you know.