I need help with knowing how to deal with some of the questions on the application dealing with financial. She does not have the money but I will pay for everything to have her here. How can I do this as a sponcer? Anything would be helpfull. Thanks!!
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what do you mean she doesnt have money?on the bank you mean? what kinda visa she have? a tourist? if a tourist?Then as a tourist the visa holder must show some kinda financial support for themselves such as assets (house,land properties)and or bank accounts, In that bank account that is easy,lend her a huge amount of money like 100 thousand pesos,put it in the bank so she could show something,then after they sw it she could widraw the money and return it to you ...... more questions??? e-mail me ok!
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Tell her to go to rent a center they let you do payments. It also goes torwds ur credit. Going to a store that lets you make payments like Aarons, rentway, rent a center stores like this everytime you make a payment on time it goes towrds good credit this is the eisest way. Or you can go to a banck open accont and apply for a secure credit card with ur back that will all so help. Really just look aronund there is all sorts a ways. I established credit with rent a center my friend a credit card threw his back we were both 18 at the time now neither one of us has a problem getting anything im buying my own house in january. Im only 21!
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Great Question, \n\nfirst of all you should file it online, they give better explain for suitaaion, you need to get a pin thought.\nhttp://www.fafsa.ed.gov/\n\nSECTION 2 on fafsa :)\non Questions that asks for seeming if your dependent or not, if your not you will require to input your grandma information, and there is a question is askes are both your parents decreased, which they are so you are INDEPENTED so you don't have to file your grandma information. that means you get to skip section 5 and 7 you lucky person.\n\nsince you would answer yes in one of those question in Section 2,  you have complete the student household size (section 4).\n\nso you would include yourself(1person)\nand other person that helps you paid or buys your food and clothes. so if you grandma helps buys some groceys for both of you or she buys some clothes for you, then you will have to incudel her in. so if she uses her SSI for you then shes included(2 person) else she is not and you should only be report(1person)\n\nbase on how many peopel in yoru household you have tell in your worksheet A question 3 about SSI (thats your SSI benefits). \nso \n-if she not include(1 person)  you only have to report your annaully for that question on WorkSheet A question 3\n-if she is reported (2 person) then you have add both SSI put in there.\n\ni'm thinking your EFC is 0 because if you get more than $18k that your EFC goes up and also you are getting SSI which states that you don't make or get much income or so.\n\nhopes this help and goodluck!\n\nif you still not too sure (if this correct) you can give them a call and they can explain more about your situation\n--------\ni've done about 5 time myself and i do help my cusins whos parents are SSI so i kinda know bout it XD
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Definitely start with the Willmaker programs like from Quicken.  They allow you to take time and think about what you want to do, and give helpful advice along the way.  After that, you can still go to a lawyer if you want, but won't have to spend as much time (read $$$) getting the final product - you will have done a lot of legwork beforehand, and will be able to ask more intelligent questions.
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Hey icemike.  Sad but ramrod may be right.  I had to take a former co-worker/friend to small claims court.  First you have to go to the closest district court (probably to where the modeling agency is in this case or maybe to your house) and fill out some forms (need to explain the issue, need to know the address/phone number etc of the modeling agency,etc) and pay a filing fee (it may be around $70 and the defendant is forced to pay this back to you if you win the case).  My case was a couple of months after I filed and the defendant never showed up so I automatically won the case.  Tried having their wages garnished but they quickly quit their job.  Next I tried to have any bank savings seized but you needed to know where they banked (luckily I did but they didn't have any cash).  Then I went back to the court to seize any property (car/real estate/etc) that the person owned but the court could find nothing (car was leased, house was in exes name,etc.).  Each step I took was @$75 more and a year later I still haven't collected anything of the $3,000 verdict (the max in Michigan small claims-defendant actually owed $5,000 but I didn't want to bother with lawyers and a longer court process) plus the increased costs of each attempt to collect(technically the defendant will have to pay all these fees too). Basically, the defendant skipped town and it has become my responsibility to track defendant down (believe me the court has been absolutely no help); I have 20 years or more to collect (plus interest is supposedly accumulating on the amount owed) but right now I don't see that happening.  You may want to go file a complaint with a government agency like the Better Business Bureau instead.  Another thing is to look at the contract, it may not say any jobs are guaranteed and, in that case, your friend is probably screwed; I know recently a "modeling agency" notified me to come work for them as a "scout" where basically people paid you to register them as models but no work was ever guaranteed for these people; it sure sounded like the "agency" was scamming both the "models" and "scouts" because the agency took a good cut of the money and probably left the scout with all the legal liabilty.  The only other option I can suggest is to go to the modeling agency, if they actually have an office nearby, and tell them you are going to protest/picket(I'd check with the police or someone first to see how to do it legally) and or possibly put an ad in the paper(s) explaining your dealings with them to the public(I'd see a lawyer or someone before doing it though to make sure you can't be sued for slander).  Perhaps the possible negative press/scaring away of further "customers" will be enough for them to give you your money back. Good luck!
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It's so easy to actually answer this question, but it's a different story when you are actually living it.  This is probably the same answer as living with someone with any type of addiction...drugs, alcohol, gambling, s@x, etc.  It's a sickness.  The first question would be, does this person recognize their problem?  Is some sort of intervention needed?  You obviously love this person, so walking out is probably your last resort.  If this person doesn't recognize their problem...then it's time to start thinking about walking out, this could be your intervention.  However, this person has to clean up for themselves.  Not for you, not for their parents, workers, etc.  They have recognize their problem and want to fix it. That's when your support is most crucial. I don't think it's a win-win situation when someone is stopping thier ways for someone else. They have to stop because they want to.  Part of that equation is seeing what they have done to others.  At the sametime, from this point on, you should be protecting yourselves.  That means your bank accounts and anything else that he has access to.  I'm not sure what state you live in, but certain states have laws that can help protect you.  You can put a block (freeze) on your credit files.  This will enable you to have some sort of control over your credit.  Also, contact the various credit agencies....Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.  See what options you have to protect your credit from being used.  You don't want this person opening accounts in your name.  Of course, getting a free credit report from all of the above will show you who has accessed your file recently.  Additionally, I would give your state Consumer Protection Section a call, to see what else you can do.  You're in a tough situation.  You have to protect yourself and be there for support at the sametime.  I wish you the best of luck!
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There has to be more to the story than you are stating! Tell us more or you will not get good enough answers to help you. SHE had to sign legal documents and have them explained to her and in most states after a refinance you have 3 days to rescind!
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vic i am waiting for your email about the computer, depending on where you live i know of a few places that could be of assistance in courses you could take online that you would qualify for grants or loans please just email me at mscheif29@yahoo.com so we can discuss this further, if you are serious I am willing to help you and can possibly do some of the leg work for you...
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Oh boy Jim.. I feel for you... I hope some one here can give you some assistance.\n\nWhy doesn't she look for any sort of job?  Like at a supermarket being a cashier so some sort of part time job to help out.... and perhaps you can get a part time second job.\n\nHow about selling some things from your apartment/home to gain some income.  Can relatives help?
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I agree with what several answerers commented: make mommy-in-law pay 1/3 of the mortgage and bills if everything is supposed to be equal. If she were on her own she would be responsible for 100% of her own expenses - therefore this is a great set-up for her. \n\nHe sounds very selfish and/or uneducated. If his mother isn't insisting on covering a portion of the expenses (medications, groceries, rent, utilities, etc.) she is nothing but a leach. He may be a predator and his mommy dearest may be his partner in crime. If I were to try to bring my mother to live with me she would absolutely refuse unless I agreed to let her handle some of the expenses. My dad is the same way - he carries his own weight and would want to make sure he did his part. It's all in how you are brought up, dear. I would never feel comfortable in a situation like yours - his mother is a bigger priority than you are. I'm not sure how old she is but if she is drawing social security, a pension, public assistance, or whatever she could still have a life of her own, unless she is an invalid or has debilatating health problems. She could move in with a widowed friend and have someone her own age to converse with and do things with.\n\nThe only time I ever paid a portion of the house payment was when I made more than my husband did. We sat down, made a budget, and figured out where monies were to be allocated. I was the saver and he was a spender so I kept a separate savings account that I had money automatically deducted out of my check for. If we needed to draw on that money for emergencies or special expenses we did so only after discussing it. It was never a control thing - it was just a smart thing to do in this day and age. We both agreed that it was smart for me to have my own account (we also had a joint account) once he started earning more than I did, just in case something were ever to happen to him. I also built up credit in my own name - it's just an intelligent thing to do in case anything were to happen to him and I was on my own.\n\nAnother point to ponder in your relationship (you may want to bring this up now before you have a mortgage payment) is what happens if you decide to get (or accidently become) pregnant? What if, for some unforeseen reason, you are unable to work? What about child care expenses, etc.? Kids aren't cheap. Is he going to be able to handle all of your joint expenses alone, if need be? When my husband wanted me to quit my job after I was diagnosed with breast cancer, we agreed that he would pay for 100% of everything for several months while my checks went into savings, just to make sure we could make it on just 1 paycheck.\n\nThere are always options - you just have to consider them.
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I recently graduated and had scholarships and loans. \n\nOK.  The scholarship help that i needed was almost always prompt, helpful and successful.  Mainly it was just making sure the request had gone through and making sure the amounts had been disbursed.\n\nThe loan problems were a real pain. I always felt like I was being such an inconvenience to them and they did make me feel that way.\n\nThe main problem with financial aid is that students are not prepared and are not told in advance of turning in forms what information will be requested of them.   So I would go back three or four times with more info,  just to find out that something else was needed.  Forms signed by my dad, tax info, proof of this or that.  There should be a list of everything that might possibly be needed so that the student can check it off and be ready for anything!\n\nBut, then we rely on an 18 year old to be responsible for the forms and stuff, so good luck.\n\nBy the way, there was no one to complain to, I would complain to anyone that would hold still and they would just say, "I'm sorry".\n\nThanks for letting me vent!
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by the sounds of it she can look for a job all she wants.  If her work permit is only good for a year why can't you renew it?  What type of work permit does she have?  If it is a specific work permit then that is the only type of work she can look for.    All you have to do is look for work, she has a social insurance number why can't she find work?\n\nThere is something missing in the conversation here, she has a work permit and a SIN number she can work?  What is stopping her from doing so?\n\nWhat paper work did you submit to get her here?  Does she have her permanent residence?  And why does she have an expiry date on her SIN number?\n\nSomething is missing....can't help you if I don't know the whole picture
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I would call her up and go...with provisions. I would take someone older with me for a start. If she asks for money for anything then it is a scam. She is the one who approached you so she shouldnt be asking you for money for anything. Everywhere you go take someone with you..especially to a photographers or a location shoot. Tell her that is a condition of any employment with her agency. Good luck..I hope it works out for you.
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I think you're past being nice to this woman. She obviously has no problem abusing the system to get what she wants, and I find that completely unacceptable seeing as women who really have stalking problems can rarely get the help she needs. You need to do some research concerning the law in your state on several factors. In my state I know you could take her to small claims court if you can prove that the amount you lent her was indeed a loan and can provide adequate proof that it was so. The burden of proof would be entirely on your behalf so I warn you it could be a long and sometimes unfruitful process. As for her claims to the authorities that you are stalking her, you need to stay away from her period. Any contact could and probably would be used against you. If they approach you for an alibi, provide it, but other than that stick to a don't ask, don't tell. This is only my opinion and if you're really serious about this situation I say approach a lawyer through legal aid to see what all your rights are.
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I almost get the impression that you are literally asking people to donate money to you...\n\nSorry to say this but I think you are just one big fat liar !! I checked out answers you have given to questions asked by other people and it appears that you have 3PhD's, 2MBA's...you were working four months ago in finance with 84 people underneath you (which contradicts your question completely) and that you also have a son that is in college..isn't tuition kinda expensive for someone that is all but bankrupt? did you simply forget to mention that in your tirade of self pity? For a person that worked in finance for so long you sure know very little about it...and I seriously doubt you would have been scammed in the amount of $45,000 if you knew ANYTHING about it at all. You certainly wouldn't be running after scam-artist loans in yahoo answers.\n\nYou mentioned also (somewhere in your additions to the original question) that you are unable to treat people while you are on medication..tell me..how does a person so educated in the art of finance treat people?..it sounded very much as if you were talking in a medical sense?  Incidently, there are times when your spelling and grammar are consistent with that of a fourth grader...hardly a good example of the kind of highly educated person you claim yourself to be..\n\nI think that you are just another person seeking attention on the internet and you probably ARE completely broke..but when you tell lies to make up for all the inadequacy in your life it is difficult for others to tell if you are indeed serious about something..\n\nMy advice would be..quit lying, get a life, and get over it.
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First, if you're going to solicit funding, you should find a more appropriate venue.\n\nSecond, if you're going to solicit funding in English, you should at least make sure that your sentences are grammatically sound.  Let's start this new education system by having you educate yourself on what is and is not appropriate in Yahoo! answers.\n\nThirdly...no, I cannot help you "financially to our great mission" whatever that means.
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I had and still have the exact same problem...I have an ITN number (probnably the same as you) and unfortunately I did not qualify for any scholarships/grants/loans/anything..my parents are paying for my college and I am having to pay them back in a year when i graduate. I do not have an SS# either which makes working VERY hard..I work as nanny because that pays cash, but my brother who just started college last year is finding it hard to find anything that will pay cash other than construction work. You can try..i would suggest that you try everything...but it didnt work for me or anyone else in my family. sorry! welcome to the hard life of a LEGAL ALIEN...