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Zuotengdazuo Posted 8 years ago
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Immigrant investor program?
Hi. A Chinese couple is applying for American citizenship through immigrant investor program. Which of the following expressions are correct, please?
They are applying for/dealing with/attending to/doing investment based immigration.
They are applying for/dealing with/attending to/doing investment based immigration.
If they are not right, how should I say it another way?
Thank you.
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I think this is fine: They are applying for investment-based immigration.
- I think this is fine: They are applying for investment-based immigration.
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I think this is fine: They are applying for investment-based immigration.
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