USCIS "PM " dated 11-15-13 "parole in place" for Military Families, can i be eligible? (sibling)
You should repost this question in Immigration Law. It is not a Military Law issue.
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You should repost this question in Immigration Law. It is not a Military Law issue.
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Like any potential employer, the military can pick who they want. In a time of draw downs, there is less incentive for them to grant waivers.
None of us can predict what your employer will or won't do. But be honest, and let the chips fall where they may.
If your agreement obligates you to pay it, then you have to pay it. But none of us here on AVVO can see the document.
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