I am curious to know if there are any examiners working in the USA from overseas who are not (or were not originally) U.S. citizens.
Thanks,
Lloyd Thomas
"An Englishman in New York?"
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Re: "An Englishman in New York?"
To my recollection I know of two, Graham Ford and Jo Morrisey who both started out at Scotland Yard like myself. There may be others but that is as far as my knowledge extends.
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Re: "An Englishman in New York?"
There used to be you, Lloyd - are you trying to come back?
Steve E.
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Re: "An Englishman in New York?"
Yep, Dave has let out my big secret!! I have been here since 1999.
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Re: "An Englishman in New York?"
In answer to your question Steve, yes, I am looking into the possibility of coming back but it is not that easy.
The reason for my post is that I am interested to know of the routes ones may have taken in order to permanently work in the USA.
The reason for my post is that I am interested to know of the routes ones may have taken in order to permanently work in the USA.
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Re: "An Englishman in New York?"
In answer to your question, I am from the Caribbean and have been working in Colorado since 2001...all you need to work in the US is a Permanent Resident Card/Green Card and a Social Security number.
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Re: "An Englishman in New York?"
Hey, my favourite Sting single. (I don't drink coffee I drink tea my dear, I like my toast done on one side)