My Life!!!

american senior citizen reverse mortgage

Yes, old people should not have to pay for rent! I you own a home with equity you might want to look up about the reverse mortgage. In my understanding, the bank owns the house. You live there for free until you die. It just sucks for the family member because they are not able to inherit anything from the value of the house. It is sort of like, our old man is so self centered he could have paid this house little by little. Haha, but seirously! I love the idea of not paying rent and use that money to make money.

Ay, ambot nalang oi - famous bisaya for something like umm, I don't know! am I right?

Anyways girls and boys I have had two hundred people visited this site in the past week. I am wondering what they are looking for and why? There must be something good about this site that keeps them coming back.

Last couple weeks, I became an American citizen. After eight long years of struggle and thousands and thousands of dollars spent on applications and biometrics fees. If you are a visa holder, in the same situation as I was and wants a better chances of getting financial aid and students loans for school you may want to consider taking advantage of that ultimate benefit that the USCIS offers. I did not work because I have two little kids so I didn't really file income taxes. Now that I am just like Obama, I feel obligated to go to work and stop asking my husband for full support. I filed my first tax return and I have peace of mind.

Blah, blah, blah!!! I can keep going but here are a few steps I took to become a naturalized citizen.

You can become a citizen in several ways but I'll only talk about the ones I am familiar with. Every case is different and therefore this does not apply to everyone. If you are not sure, you should go find an immigration lawyer and let them rip you off! Haha, just kidding. Really, it is pretty self-explanatory and simple. Just follow the instructions on the forms.

1, If you are married to an American citizen, I think you only need three years of being a green card holder before you can apply. I got mine in January 2007 and then applied October 2009. You need to go to the USCIS.gov and download the form N400. Fill it up and send in the copies of documents they require listed on that form. Mail the application to the designated address listed on the form. It depends on what state you live. Just read it! You'll know. I was interviewed in May 2010 and sworn in May 19, 2010. Painless, cheap and simple!

2. If you had been a green card holder for about five years or more, go get your citizenship. It will cost about $1,200.00 including biometrics and gas driving up to the USCIS office:)

Anyways, i am just me and happy I can finally bring my mom over so she could help me with my kids while I go to work and pay taxes!

Good luck to you