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Friend's husband never filed papers, now unemployed

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OK, some good news!

He has finally gotten all his tax info and the co-sponsor has their papers as well.

He signed the papers and she gave them to a friend for her to mail today. She went to church with us last night and she asked us to stop so she could pick up a newspaper because he wanted to see the want ads. He seems to be doing better and maybe he has gotten over being laid off and is ready to start looking for a new job.

That is good news! You made my day :)

"diaddie mermaid"

You can 'catch' me on here and on FBI.

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