Interviews for the Expat blog US guide
Last activity 24 October 2013 by usmc_mv
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Hi everyone.
We are working on a series of interviews which will feature in a new version of the Expat.com participative guide of living in the United States of America. They will also feature in the interview section.
We are then looking for testimonies of people living in the US, interested in sharing their expat experience.
If you would like to participate, feel free to contact our team on this thread or by private message. Thank you in advance. Hoping to hear from you very soon.
Best regards,
Veedushi 
I am not an expat but a US citizen that has hosted expats in my house before and dealt with the complicated visa process that everyone dreads (and also enforced it as part of my job with CBP.) If you have any questions let me know, I would be happy to help.
Matt V. - Manaus, Amazonas, Brasil
Visit my Personal Blog - brazilbs.blogspot.com
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