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Originally Posted by SomeGuy_
If you are that old, you really should just get married already. Especially, if you are female. That was plan B for me.
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You cannot get married for papers. It has to be a love marriage with risks involved.
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Originally Posted by in_the_shadow
If you're 31 years old and still don't have your papers then maybe it's time to leave the country. I know those are some harsh words but if you haven't been able to get your papers for 15 years either through work, family sponsorship, or marriage and you're too old to qualify for the Dream Act then it seems like you're best option in life is to settle somewhere else. There are other great places to live on this planet besides the US. I know a lot of people who left and are doing quite well in other countries.
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USA is the only country known to Dreamers though. There have been people waiting right after the 1986 law. You do know that the other versions of DA bill had a limit up to 35. The original House version had no cap all also had Retroactive. Remember, each individual's situation is different.
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Originally Posted by hgr1915
Well, if Mit wins, every dreamer will be in the shoes of 31+ dreamers. DO NOT GET COCKY!!!
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I don't think he will win.
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Originally Posted by stars
I disagree, what if you don't want to get married, what if you haven't found the right one, or what if you are gay? That was plan B, "was" it still is because none of us are getting a green card, yet?
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Very good point. You always have to put yourself in someone else's shoes.