WORKING YOUR WAY TOWARDS A VISA (Alvin Anson)

WORKING HARD FOR A GREEN CARD. Citizen Pinoy hosts Gel Santos-Relos (left) and Atty. Michael J. Gurfinkel (right) are joined by their in-studio guest Dorotea Sarming (center), as she recounts the sacrifices and difficulties she encountered enroute to getting a green card through her employer. Find out more immigration information on Citizen Pinoy this coming Sunday (Oct 2) at 5:00 pm (PST) on TFC.

You worked hard for your money.

You entrusted your hard-earned money to a recruiter who promised you a visa to enable you to realize your American dream of making it big in the land of milk and honey.

You waited.   And waited.

Finally on your interview, a consul accuses you of fraud and refuses your visa.

Your dreams shatter right there.

Your money, gone.

All is now lost.

Don't be a victim.

Learn the proper and legal steps of working your way towards a visa in this Sunday's episode of CITIZEN PINOY.

Learn from leading immigration attorney Michael J. Gurfinkel and co-host Gel Santos-Relos as they discuss and focus on how you can acquire an appropriate visa - the right way.

See Atty. Mike Guingona take another "corner" along the city streets of San Francisco and mingle with members of the Filipino American Arts Exposition -- to get their thoughts, opinions and even their questions and concerns on this very important (but also tricky) subject of getting a visa.

Alvin Anson (a Filipino actor now based in the Bay Area, who played a part in the recently released "The Great Raid") plays the victim in the reenactment of a viewer's question.

Be sure to tune in this coming Sunday, October 2, at 5:00 pm (PST) for another detailed and all-out discussion on Your Passport to Immigration Information --- CITIZEN PINOY!  

CITIZEN PINOY airs on TFC every Sunday at 5 p.m. , with replays every Monday at 4 a.m. , and on ANC-USA every Friday at 8 p.m. (all Pacific Standard Time) .    In the Philippines, the show airs every Saturday at 11 a.m. on ANC (ABS-CBN News Channel).

Viewers in North America may send their questions and/or reactions via text: type CP <your name,> < your city,> <question> and send to 23661 (Ex: CP Eric, Foster City, How do I change from tourist to work visa?) or via e-mail at questions@citizenpinoy.com .   Texters in the Philippines may send their messages by following the same format above and sending to 2331 (for Globe & Sun) and 231 (for Smart).

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