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Dear Foreign National Seeking U.S. Residency:

Does any of the following sound familiar to you?

We all hear conflicting stories about U.S. immigration. I certainly did before I came to this country. I’m almost sure you’ve been told this one:

• “It’s no problem to move to the U.S. It’s no big deal. Millions of people come to the U.S. every year, so why not you?”

Still, on the news in your home country, you hear of people whom the U.S. has viewed as undesirable, then deported, sent back, or even arrested and detained!! Who is speaking the truth?

• From older, long-time immigrants you hear stories like these:
  
  “I just went to the U.S. on holiday once, and I liked it so much, I simply stayed. Now my whole family is in the U.S.! No problem!”

You wonder, can this be true? Should I just enter the U.S. as a tourist or student and stay? You hope that once you’re on U.S. soil, you can probably make it somehow. Your parents always taught you, “where there’s a will, there’s a way.” Maybe this is the best approach?

• Other say:
  
  “In order to move to the U.S., all you really need is money. Money will open all doors, even to the U.S. Just act like a businessperson and they’ll welcome you in the U.S. If not, I know somebody who knows somebody in the government that you can ‘buy’ a greencard from.”

You think to yourself, “This makes sense; rich people are welcomed in any country. But I’m not rich. I’m not a businessperson. Maybe I can pretend I am these things and the U.S. won’t catch me? And then there’s the ‘buy a greencard’ option! I can just buy my way in!”

(Let me just say this—you’re treading on dangerous ground, my friend)

• Or what about this common attitude?
  
  “If they kick me out of the U.S. for overstaying or violating my visa, no big deal. I can just fly in again and try it over and over till I succeed.
  
  Worst case, I’ll pay someone to marry me. Every 10 years or so they even have an amnesty for illegal immigrants. The U.S. doesn’t really enforce its rules very strictly.”

It is with this attitude that yearly hundreds of thousands cross the borders illegally… some alone, endangering their life, some with the help of unscrupulous gangs that take their last penny, or even enslave their “clients”…

Illegal, criminal and subject to deportation - is this going to be your start in the United States of America?

Of course, you know that the U.S. has modern systems to detect and identify illegal immigrants and people who violate or overstay their visas. Is this how you want to make a fresh start in the country of your dreams? With one foot in jail? You’ve probably watched enough U.S. movies that U.S. jails are no fun!

• Oh and almost my favorite is this misconception:
  
  “I already have family in the U.S., so this won’t be a problem. Once I am on U.S. soil, I’ll stay with my sister or uncle. They wouldn’t take a family apart! Most immigrants get in one person and then the whole family follows. That’s going to be easy!”

Yes, the U.S. has specific programs to re-unite families in U.S. Bu let me tell you this: Nothing is ever going to be “easy” on your U.S. immigration path. Manageable? Yes. To be treated with respect? Yes. But never outright “easy”…

Overly optimistic? Is this you?

Especially immigrants from other countries on the American continent have a somewhat “lazy” attitude about immigration… “hey the U.S. is just a couple hours away, how hard can it possibly be?”

Oh and I see the same, overly optimistic attitude from citizens of “rich” Western countries. For visitor travel, the U.S. doesn’t even require a visa from European or Australian citizens… or so you may think!

I’ll have to say a lot more about respect for the U.S. immigration machine, but first let me squash this misconception: If you’re from Western “visa waiver” country, don’t think for a minute that it’s just as easy to stay, as it is for you to enter the U.S.!

But there’s no reason to be overly pessimistic, either…

It is those, street-smart “tricks and techniques” that immigration attorneys will be happy to sell to you for a fortune, because they know how the USCIS – the government agency handling immigration – operates internally, from daily experience.

NOTE: like in any country, there’s a huge difference between what the letter of the law says, and the way these laws are interpreted and implemented by the respective government offices.

Having “real-life” insight into how a U.S. immigration officer thinks and acts, is crucial if you want to work and live in this country legally!

Now, here’s what makes me angry at immigration attorneys:

Attorneys with such “real-life” insight will have no scruples selling the same “tricks” over and over and over, to any and all immigrant who will wash up at their office, panic-stricken, perhaps with a U.S. government notice in their trembling hand, their legal status in the U.S. is in acute danger!

(NOTE: $300 an hour is just the average rate that attorneys inside the U.S. are charging their desperate clients — good luck trying to even find a U.S. immigration attorney that will help you while you’re still outside of the U.S.!)

Thank God I never got into a completely hopeless situation with the USCIS in my own immigration path to the U.S.

But I met many that did, and I saw those immigrants pay almost any price to a greedy lawyer, if it meant to hold on to their life dream of U.S. immigration!

…and that’s the exact reason why so many find themselves to be “victims” of pricey immigration lawyers:

• Denied visa application!
  
  
• Denied petition!
  
  
• Denied entry (or re-entry) into the U.S.!
  
  
• Detention or incarceration!
  
  
• Deportation with almost no chance to ever return to the U.S. again!

…potentially leading to years of suffering for yourself and your loved ones, both financially and emotionally.

Imagine not seeing your family members and friends in the U.S. ever again, because you made one stupid and completely avoidable mistake that nobody warned you about!

Look, it’s NOT your fault!

You are a good person.

You are a smart person.

A hard-working person.

The kind that shows up on time at his/her job, works late hours every night and would go the extra mile for his employer… the kind that bosses all over America are looking for—right now!

All that, so you can “make it” in America, share your success with your friends back home, and perhaps later, when your income is sufficient, help your aging parents in your home country have a better retirement!

But to United States immigration laws, it doesn’t matter one bit that you’d be a great U.S. resident who would contribute more to this country than you’d take

You and I know: If you were awarded legal U.S. residency tomorrow:

• You would not intend to become a welfare case
  
  
• You would not want to become a criminal
  
  
• You would definitely pay your taxes and enjoy life like any other legal hard-working U.S. resident

…if you could just become one… one of “us” here in America!

“Why, oh why, does the U.S. government not seem to care about my obvious ability to contribute to this country? I would be a model citizen if they just let me!”

Tens of thousands of rejected immigrants sing this lonely song every year.

(Infuriatingly though, the U.S. seems to admit millions of lowlifes and deadbeats, even terrorists, based on apparently random criteria!)

The more you think about it, the more upsetting it gets! But if you’re getting angry right now and your blood is pumping through your veins as you think about the hostile and unfair maze of laws and regulations that lies between you and your dream, I will tell you to:

STOP this thinking right now!

…and, accepting my authority on this subject for a moment, read your…

CRUCIAL IMMIGRATION LESSON #1: The only thing that matters in U.S. immigration is that your case fit into one of the 12+ pre-determined visa categories. Nothing else matters. Nothing!

You may be a good person. You may be a hard-working person. A loving family member. An honest person. The exact kind of person that the lawmakers of the United States had in mind when they enacted the immigration rules.

§ But the fact is, the USCIS can’t read people’s minds. They can’t look into your future conduct in the U.S., once you have a visa.

So as the next best alternative, they have established pre-determined visa categories that you must fit into, if you want to work and live in the United States.

Do you accept this fact? Or will you keep struggling against it? I hope not, because here are my three crucial rules to successful U.S. immigration:

1. If your life circumstances fit one of these visa categories, and you follow my instructions, you will receive a U.S. visa and will live your dream.
   
   
2. If your life circumstances don’t fit into one of these visa categories, you may have to change your life circumstances so that they will then fit into one of the visa categories. Again, as you follow my advice, you will fulfill your dream of U.S. residency!
   
   
3. However, if your life circumstances do not fit and you refuse to follow my advice… and refuse to change your life circumstances according to my step-by-step instructions… and refuse to communicate your newly-changed circumstances to the USCIS in the exact way I’m going to instruct you to, you will not be able to work and live in the United States legally.

The latter means you will join an army of broken, frustrated, angry, unhappy foreign nationals who just won’t take
good advice, even when it’s handed to them on a silver platter, like on this web site!

<1> That army of lost souls will keep trying to do it “their way”, not my proven way.

They’re filling up the U.S. detention centers on either coast, waiting for their deportation… some unlucky ones may even be stuck in Guantanamo Bay for years, perhaps wrongfully accused by the U.S. legal machine that gives so few rights to immigrants… a machine that destroys lives and tears apart families …with the quickness of just one administrative decision …made by a bureaucrat who doesn’t know you, nor appreciates you, nor knows or cares how much the American dream means to you.

<2> All these “banished” immigrants started out like you, with good intentions… came to the U.S. starry-eyed, with hopes and dreams of a better life… maybe they overstayed a tourist visa… maybe a “coyote” smuggled them across the Mexican border for a lot of money…

Maybe they missed some crucial deadline… didn’t fill out a form correctly… or were caught in a lie because they didn’t have the good advice that you now have found and will keep as your veritable treasure chest of information on immigration:

<3> They didn’t have this web site, www.myimmigrationpath.com

You will not be part of this sad, sad army, will you? You will know better… you will be smarter than them… by accepting my advice on these pages and inside this site.

And there’s much more you need to do. Try to pay close attention as I’m teaching you your…

CRUCIAL IMMIGRATION LESSON #2: Even if you successfully change your life circumstances to fit one of the U.S. visa categories, you need to communicate this to the U.S. government correctly, smartly and consistently!

As these facts from me are sinking into your mind, let me ask you:

• Have you been in a job interview and “bragged too much”, so your story came across as unbelievable?
  
  
• Have you ever tried to win over a love interest and “said all the wrong things at the wrong time”, effectively repulsing the person you were trying to win over?
  
  
• Have you ever “talked to much” in a situation with your home country’s government, the police, the tax authorities, or even perhaps to your teacher when you were caught doing mischief in school? Didn’t it get you into even more trouble?

Look, I’m not suggesting you ever lie to the U.S. authorities. That would be the quickest way to get booted out of the U.S. or not even get admitted in the first place.

[And rightfully so; the U.S. has way too many unethical people who sneak in under false pretenses and take away immigration spots from honest folks like you—not to speak of giving immigrants a bad reputation!]

That rule applies just as much to you, as it does to the people whose help you need to obtain U.S. immigration, as applicable:

• Your spouse, fiancé or other relatives in the U.S. need to be briefed ahead of time what to say, by someone who knows
  
  
• Your employers or business partners in the U.S. and back home need to tell a story consistent with yours
  
  
• Even your bank back home may need to support your case with just the right wording, at just the right time!

If changing your life to exactly match your visa category is the “key” to the gates of the U.S…

<4> …then it will be your communication skills that put that key into the lock and turn it around!

Why do you think immigration lawyers can charge upwards of $300 per hour from you?

Here’s the answer…

Because they know what to say to the USCIS about your case, when to say it, and when to just shut up and be patient and let things work their way through the system.

Luckily, from working with hundreds upon hundreds of immigrants, I have been able to compile ready-to-use computer templates at this web site, along with step-by-step guides of how to communicate the U.S. properly.

<5> (You can truly count yourself lucky, compared to the poor rejected wannabe immigrants that keep trying and trying the wrong way. Keep this site, myImmigrationPath.com, tight to your chest, as your secret resource whose advice you follow at any given time.)

As you use my templates and communication tricks posted inside this Web site, you may ask yourself, who is this person whose step-by-step instructions help me accomplish my coveted goal of becoming a U.S. resident?

Hi, my name is Klaus Blitzer, and not too long ago, I was
just like you… a starry-eyed new immigrant from a far away
country, dreaming of a new life in the U.S.

And today… after 10 years of working my way through the U.S. bureaucracy, I am now a proud dual citizen of the United States of America, and of my home country, Germany.

• I can work and live anywhere in the United States and its territories, and anywhere in the European Union. I could settle down as far east as Poland, or as far west as the tropical paradise of Guam.
  
  
• I cannot be turned away at U.S. borders, nor back home in Europe. My privilege to work and live anywhere can never expire and can never be taken away from me.
  
  
• I have access to the best work opportunities, technology, healthcare, in all the world. I am completely free to choose the political system, or even weather climate, that suits me best. I have achieved complete freedom.

But this was not always so! When I started toying with the idea of “trying out” the United States, at least temporarily, I didn’t have web sites like this to fall back on.

Get this:

I naively called up the U.S. consulate and simply asked what it took for an extended stay in the U.S. as a business traveler.

It all turned out well, but since then I have learned that asking the U.S. government is usually the wrong thing to do because more often than not, the underpaid and overworked U.S. government “customer service” personnel gives you false or contradictory information.

• Seriously, how can you trust a $10-an-hour phone operator, who doesn’t know nor care about your complete and complex set of circumstances, with advice that could potentially change the course of your entire life?
  
  
• The U.S. government Web sites aren’t much help either because all the advice they can ever give you is the letter of the law, nothing more and nothing less!
  
  

(They legally can’t give you step-by-step reports of an immigrant’s own experience… or “unconventional” advice of the kind that I have already given you at this site (and of which you’ll get much more below!)

• In fact, unless you want to pay $300+ an hour to one of those greedy immigration attorneys, you’re basically all alone with your problem. Only an expensive lawyer will give you the “unconventional” advice that comes from street-smart day-to-day experience… the kind of experience I gained over the last 10 years, not only from my own case, but from dozens of other immigrants with whom I exchanged notes with.

Yes, I know the isolation you’re feeling right now. If you’re inside the U.S., you are probably surrounded with fellow immigrants who have “good advice” for you, but:

• Their unique life situation is very different from yours! Perhaps you want to be a business immigrant, while their immigration basis is to get re-united with a sibling! Doesn’t help much now, does it? Even slight differences in each immigrant’s backstory can make a huge difference!
  
  
• Plus, I found that many other immigrants simply don’t know what they’re talking about… so rumors and false information circulating in immigrant communities is rampant! Don’t get dangerous, wrong advice that hasn’t been reviewed by a community of peers that will detect any and all false information!

If you’re outside the U.S. right now, trying to get in, the situation is even worse:

• Your friends and family have probably declared you crazy for wanting to immigrate to the United States… certainly they are of no help at all! (Most likely they are secretly resentful of your courage to pack up your things and start a new life in a better place… am I not right?)
  
  
• It is next to impossible to find solid legal help for U.S. immigration from outside the U.S. itself. U.S. immigration lawyers typically work from within the United States, but to get here in the first place, you will need their help! It’s an impossible situation to solve!

As you begin to realize how little actual help there is for you, heed my…

CRUCIAL IMMIGRATION LESSON #3: Do NOT walk the immigration path alone—even though you feel isolated and think you can’t trust anyone’s advice! You now have competent friends right here at myImmigrationPath.com!

I know how lonely the immigration path can be. Mine sure was. But let me tell you… all the “good advice” you’re getting from your so-called “friends” left and right will not do you any good…

The sooner you realize this fact, the better: When you’re dealing with the U.S. authorities, at the end of the day, you’re all alone:

• It is you who’s putting your signature on that form that could get you kicked out, if filled out wrongly!
  
  
• It is you who’s making that critical statement to the examining immigration officer that could get you in trouble!
  
  
• It even is you and only you who ends up having to instruct the people who sponsor your immigration petition, on what to say and do, so they don’t screw it up for you! (That means you not only need to think for yourself, but also on behalf of your relatives or your employer!)

All those “givers of good advice” and “well-meaning perpetrators of rumors” will fall away at that point. They can’t save you. You can’t protest any government decision by pointing at the fact that “you were told wrongly.” It’s not going to work and you know it.

When you do or say something wrong in those critical moments of Interaction with the USCIS, it is literally you versus the combined might of the United States federal government!

Scared? You should be—at least enough to take good advice
when it’s offered to you, right here, right now.

At this site, myImmigrationPath.com, you have found friends that have been on the exact same immigration path as you:

• First, at myImmigrationPath.com, you get my combined experience of helping dozens upon dozens of immigrants like yourself, in form of my manual titled “My Immigration Path”.

On over 100 pages, you get my cut-to-the chase advice from direct dealings with the U.S. immigration officers… not just a rehash of the law books, as on the USCIS Web site!

My manual (and this site) shows you how to avoid getting into a tricky legal situation in the first place… (not how to get yourself out of a legal problem that that could have easily been averted had you followed my manual in the first place!)

We’ve already established that you need to make sure your life circumstances match one of the 12+ pre-determined visa/immigration categories the U.S. has set up, and immigration will be easy…

…are you with me?

We’ve also established that communicating your full compliance with these categories to the U.S. government is critical. Your communication needs to say the exact right things to the U.S. government at the exact right time, and nothing more… and the sesame’s doors will open like magic!

…do you follow me so far?

Finally, if you’re already in the U.S. under one type of visa, it is absolutely crucial that you do not take the advice you get from fellow immigrants as the complete truth… just because you’re already in the U.S. and hang out with immigrant friends and family, doesn’t mean your immigration path should be the same as theirs!

In fact, when changing your status while already in the U.S. is when wrong advice can trip you up the most – you already feel at home here and the (wrong) influence from your immigrant friends and family may be powerful! They may tempt you to get sloppy and violate the specific terms of your current visa status.

At the same time, as an immigrant who’s already staying here, you are already invested in your life in this country, leading you to act desperate towards the authorities and potentially make the wrong move!

…are you following my thinking?

And here, as a reminder, is the third ingredient I’ve found you need, if you want to avoid the $300+/hour attorneys fees typically associated with getting competent immigration help:

If you had a community of experienced fellow immigrants to fall back on——a community that is designed so it cannot give you materially wrong advice, rumors and false information–—would you think that could help you?

Well, myImmigrationPath.com is just such a community!

• You can anonymously and safely post any immigration question right here at myImmigrationPath.com and be certain a fellow immigrant who faced the almost exact same situation as you will jump in with specific advice based on experience, not rumors!
  
  
• I and equally competent friends are moderating the forums and blogs inside myImmigrationPath.com so that we point out and eliminate any false or questionable information immediately!
  
  
• As a result, we’re creating hundreds of pages of guides, templates and tutorials on specific, real-life case scenarios that are so detailed, you can follow most of them step-by-step.

Using myImmigrationPath.com is like having a $300-an-hour attorney by your side every step along the way… without paying that crippling fortune!

As you’re getting ready to accept our help here at myImmigrationPath.com, let me outline what you get when you sign up, instantly:

§ “My Immigration Path” – my 100+ page e-book that explains step-by-step how you can work, live and prosper in the United States of America… with guaranteed results!

As we already agreed, they key is to adapt your life circumstances to match one of the pre-determined 12+ visa categories in the U.S. law… (rather than expecting the U.S. to accommodate to your wish to live here!)

No other immigration book takes this approach!! It does you no good to read yet another recitation of the U.S. law.

Only “My Immigration Path” contains the practical step-by-step pathways I have learned from dozens of immigrant success stories over the years:

• How to arrange your employment situation so it helps you get accepted (each visa category requires a different approach!)
  
  
• What family planning steps you can take right now to maximize your chances of immigrating successfully to the U.S.
  
  
• How to position yourself professionally if you wish to work and live in the U.S. on a business visa (almost anyone can do this; you don’t necessarily need to own an ongoing business)
  
  
• Three little known “immigration based on family” loopholes that allow millions–perhaps you!—to apply for a U.S. visa right now… (I’ll explain how to exploit these loopholes!)

§You also get access to the “My Immigration Path” private support forum where myself and my staff will respond to your particular immigration problem with advice that either:

• Solves your problem so you can move on to the next step in your path to legal U.S. residency.
  
  
• Or tells you upfront that the path that you’ve taken is probably not viable and you need to re-orientate yourself anew.

How much closer can it get to having your own personal immigration attorney take you under his wing?

Better yet, the forum is available around the clock, around the world, so you can post personal questions explaining your circumstances even at 3 in the morning when you have a sleepless night, fearing for the outcome of a U.S. immigration decision that may not be in your favor.

We’re here to help…

§ Finally, you get direct access to our templates and sample forms… a library of specific immigration form help that grows every week from contributors worldwide who have successfully followed our immigration path. Every single blank space in a USCIS form.

In fact, not even an attorney will explain the meanings of all the forms and filing procedures to you. This is how he keeps you dependent on his $300+ hourly advice.

Why should he educate his client (you!) so you are empowered to solve your own immigration problem, if that attorney can make money by cloaking even the most simple steps from you?

See, nobody, my friend, will ever care about the success of your life dream as much as you do… ever!

Be vigilant! There’s no guarantee that an attorney’s advice is always correct. I have seen many an immigrant’s life destroyed.

If any immigrant thinks he can just carelessly hand over his fate to a hired attorney without monitoring and double-checking what this attorney is doing, he may be in for a bitter worst-case scenario: Life banishment from the U.S.!

Don’t be one of those poor souls getting beat up along the path to U.S. immigration… even if you already have an immigration attorney!

Even if you’re already working with legal help, myImmigrationPath.com gives you a whole community to counter-balance and double-check your attorney’s advice.

The mentality of my home country highly values counter-checks and balances over blind emotional decisions to turn your life over to some authority like an attorney.

Shedding light on even the most dramatic, complex life-or-death problem, from all different angles, is a character trait of mine that you’ll find reflected inside myImmigrationPath.com over and over.

You may be impatient and just want to “get it done quickly.” Believe me, I understand. I felt these impulses myself many times before I finally had my two passports (one from the U.S. and one from the European Union).

But you can rest in comfort that inside myImmigrationPath.com, I will take this anxiety away from you, simplify things to a step-by-step approach, and lead you calmly out of your current situation into U.S. residency or citizenship.

If you are nervous about your own path to a permanent U.S. visa, myImmigrationPath.com may be just what you require right now, this minute.

And the best part: It’s absolutely free of any risk to join me right now! [Let me explain!]

If you’re sitting at your computer right now, in a land far (or not so far) away from the U.S., realizing that the complete solution to your U.S. immigration journey may be behind the doors of my password-protected site, you need not worry.

Just as hundreds of users at myImmigrationPath before, you might wonder one thing:

“Will my specific immigration question, or my specific scenario be answered inside the e-book, the interactive forum, or the form templates provided?”

Finding the answer is so simple: Register for a trial account with myImmigrationPath here and you’ll get instant access to the hundreds of pages of advice on how to get that coveted “green card” from the U.S. authorities.

Yet, it gets even better: By way of our interactive question & answer forum, you are guaranteed to receive a personalized response from me or my staff, pertaining specifically to your problem, if you can’t find the answer in our searchable blog or forum.

(As you know by now, we are helping dozens upon dozens of immigrants like you daily, and just reading up on all their stories and specific problems will capture you for days if not weeks… a treasure trove of specific immigration advice found nowhere else!)

I’m taking a calculated risk on you and am willing to expose all my immigration knowledge to you, hoping you will take me up on my offer to help you in the forum!

Yes, I am willing to completely and promptly refund your first-month mentorship fee, no questions asked, even if you decide to do so after you:

• Download and read my e-book and use all the secrets revealed in it, and keep it around as your trusted companion, until you have U.S. citizenship, or beyond
  
  
• Browse and read all of the specific advice given to others in the forum, learning a tremendous amount about from people who have been in your exact situation before
  
  
• Print out and study all my guides to U.S. immigration forms and procedures, and use them to your full advantage when dealing with the USCIS authorities
  
  
• Receive specific, customized help on your visa situation from me and my staff, and implement that advice to your advantage.

Yes, you may do all this in the next 4 weeks to come, and still cancel your membership for a full refund of last month’s mentorship fee, if you so decide, out of your own free will. There won’t be any hard feelings; some people are just better off handing everything over to an attorney and paying the price for it. Other immigrants may just have been curious and weren’t really that serious about immigrating. Some people sign up, use our many offerings, cancel after a month, and come back later when their financial situation allows them to proceed.

We’re built on a spirit of members helping members. Being U.S. immigrants ourselves, we do not judge. Allowing you for a strong, no-questions-asked way to back out of your trial membership was my way of implementing checks and balances.

If this is not for you, I would rather see you succeed in other ways. That is my personal commitment from me, Klaus Blitzer.

At the very least, with your trial subscription, you can get my direct, personal perspective on your case… so you don’t become one of those immigrants whom the U.S. deports, incarcerates, bars from entry, or otherwise brings to complete ruin

All this, risk-free, for just $29.95 to start? It’s only possible because of our large staff of volunteers that are dedicated to helping immigrants like you with their case right now!

To make it quicker for you, I ask you to enter your most pressing immigration question into this text box right here. It will be submitted to our staff with your enrollment for immediate review.

(Submitting your initial question is not required but helpful.)

Yes, Klaus! I'm ready to join myImmigrationPath.com and learn what it takes to become a citizen of the United States. I understand I am getting the following:   Immediate access to download My Immigration Path eBook. (value: $67.95)   Access to forms and written guidlines for them. (value: $127)   Get guidence and have your questions answered in my community. (value: Priceless)   Use of my experience and knowledge to help you. (value: priceless) I understand for a limited time the price I pay is only $29.97 to get everything above. As a special bonus I will also get 30 days free in the myImmigrationPath membership where I can ask questions and get answers, find forms quickly and easily, and ask Klaus anything I want. After those 30 days I will be billed $29.97 monthly and can cancel any time if I am not 100% satisfied. I understand I have 30 days to get a full and complete refund if I am not 100% satisfied.

Thank you! Here’s what’s going to happen next.

• If your question is very similar to one already addressed in the forum, we will point you there in a welcome e-mail, as soon as you enter your subscription for the first time.
  
  
• If your question is new to us and our other users, we will post it in the forum.
  
  
• Finally, if you choose to not submit a question with enrollment at all, and just wish to browse around at our site to make yourself comfortable, that’s ok too.

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Fill in your personal details so we can authorize credit card payment from you. For your ease of use, we also accept PayPal, or international payments by mail or Western Union (see details in the form below).

At any rate, these personal details will never be revealed to anyone, in accordance with our strong privacy policy. You can consider myImmigrationPath.com somewhat of a safe haven, and we hold all members to a strict non-disclosure agreement to make sure your personal immigration details stay private.

After your personal details, you will be asked to choose a username alias under which you wish to appear to other members at myImmigrationPath.com.

NOTE: If you choose to use your real name or other personally-identifiable information as your username, be advised that other members will see your username.

To protect their identity, many of our users make up a fantasy username. You are welcome to do so; and you may change your username at any given time later on.

However, you must use your real name and address details in the payment authorization form.

Once you’re done entering your private payment details and your public profile data, simply press submit and a confirmation e-mail is on its way just as soon as payment has been approved.

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