EstherOA:
Hello F1 students or J1 students in the USA who is looking to file their tax return for 2022. Kindly message me, just to be more clear I use TurboTax to file and I don't charge much. Thanks

Hisexcellency20:




Turbo tax is for US citizens/PRs/resided in the US for 5+ years. If you are a non-resident, please use springtax. I know a lot of non-residents use turbo tax to get more refunds, it is not right! Do the right thing to avoid "had I know".

fafizle:
HELLO Pointednose


when do u arrive, i stay in cleveland ohio.

Allylic:
hmmmm....very complicated....
I am trying to stay anonymous but answering an harmless question like this puts my anonymity at risk..I hope you don't mind if I dm you

Originalsly:


This can be very interesting and informative to those in the diaspora and back home ... but highly likely to be derailed by enquiries on how to get to the US and by " beggars" who would discourage many from contributing to the thread in order to not expose their location. But we can give it a try.


Nobody


Location: New York City. So many things are taken for granted here ... like getting Nigerian food stuffs.... that's never a problem since there is always a store not more that 10 minutes drive regardless of where you live. The city is expensive... overheads like rent and employee pay will no doubt be passed on to the food items .... but then there is competition and proximity of stores which keep prices under control. The price is too high or items not in good condition.... we jump and pass... on to the next store! I feel sorry for you guys out there with that one store that you have to travel soooo far to reach... and when you get there..... take what you get and pay the ransom. If you're out there ... in the wilderness ... maybe you should order foodstuffs from back home and let the person send it via NIPOST.... job creation ... business venture for someone back home. To find a trustworthy and reliable person back home would be the biggest problem.

lionlee216:
Reporting live from Chicago, Illinois

Previous residence : Dayton/Springfield Ohio

Hisexcellency20:
Hello everyone,

Can one apply for student visa with a passport of 6 months validity?

Sheyboy8:
Hello guys. I want to ask how easy is it for international students to get a car with their stipend (19k).

Like how many month does someone have to save to get an affordable car? I’ve been told not all states have good public transportation system

thatthickgurl:


You can get a good used car from 5-8k. Students rarely buy new cars

Anfieldboss:


Can one also pay instalmentally for used cars?

fafizle:
[quote author=Rdfactor post=11927596
hello pointednose

i m based in cleveland hit me up with ur contact info.

thatthickgurl:


You can get a good used car from 5-8k. Students rarely buy new cars

Anfieldboss:


Can one also pay instalmentally for used cars?

Sheyboy8:
Hello guys. I want to ask how easy is it for international students to get a car with their stipend (19k).

Like how many month does someone have to save to get an affordable car? I’ve been told not all states have good public transportation system

Sheyboy8:
Hello guys. I want to ask how easy is it for international students to get a car with their stipend (19k).

Like how many month does someone have to save to get an affordable car? I’ve been told not all states have good public transportation system

Rdfactor:


Lol . About two years ago, maybe before COVID, cars were very cheap. Back then, anyone can get a used car with something around $3k to $4k, especially when you're buying from someone who want to sell, or leave the US. But now, getting a car isn't that cheap. And it might be hard for a student on stipend to cough out $8k for a used car, unless you reside in a cheap state and your stipend is about $35k per year.

BunmiBie:


This is not entirely true. I think it depends on location. We just got a car like two months ago, Ford focus 2013, 98000 mileage for $4500 from a dealership. Verly clean.

Anfieldboss:


Can one also pay instalmentally by installment for used cars?

ayo84:
Hi everyone, i intend to open a company in the usa, so that i can start doing business and getting clients, is there anyone who would be interested in a collaboration or partnership. Also what is the easiest immigration route to attain usa relocation if one is running a business in the usa.

Seunblack7070:
Nice thread here. I've been looking forward for something like this on NL. I'm based in Texas, incase anyone has a question they want to ask about Texas. I don't know it all o. I'll just tell you the little I know, based on my experience.