Saturday, August 6, 2011

About where can i go for help with my citizenship paper work in hillsboro, portland

where can i go for help with my citizenship paper work in hillsboro, portland?
i'm new in this area.
Immigration - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
How about Mexico.
Answer 2 :
Check out the website Visa Journey. If you ask there, someone is sure to help out. They have online guides and examples to help you out as well. http://www.visajourney.com General and frequently asked questions can usually be found on the United States Immigration Services website: http://www.uscis.gov If you need specific help with papers, most immigration offices do not help fill out paperwork, that is when you have to get an attorney, which can be costly.
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011

About live In Vancouver, WA commute to Portland, WA or Live in Portland work in Portland

Live In Vancouver, WA commute to Portland, WA or Live in Portland work in Portland?
My husband and I live in central WA (small town) with our 3 young sons(our oldest will be starting school next years) and I am unable to find work in our small town or surrounding areas. I am a Medical Assistant and received many job opportunities in Portland, OR. Which is fine we are willing to relocate (my husband is a truck driver, he can pretty much find a job anywhere we go). We like our kids to be in a small town so I was wondering with housing costs, and stuff which place was the best for us to live Vancouver or Portland ??
Family - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
I lived in the Portland area for 13 years. I think it has many advantages over Vancouver. In particular is the flat vehicle registration and no sales tax. Cities on the south side to consider are Aloha, Hillsbourough, and Tigard. I lived in Aloha. You could consider Gresham on the Northeast side of Portland but I thought it was too far away from Portland. Now if you want to live in an old and friendly neighbor hood you can choose to look at homes just over the Burnside Bridge in Southeast Portland. You will find diverse neighborhoods of independent hippie types and familiy orientated Italians. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
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Monday, June 6, 2011

About im 13 and im wanting to know Whats the youngest age i have to be to work in Portland oregon

Im 13 and im wanting to know Whats the youngest age i have to be to work in Portland oregon?

Portland - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
In general, a minor must be at least 14 years old to work in non-agricultural employment in Oregon. There are special regulations that apply to the employment of minors in agriculture. In rare circumstances, the Oregon Wage and Hour Commission may allow younger individuals to work. Minors under 14 years of age may not be employed in any enterprise subject to the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act, in any establishment where alcoholic beverages are dispensed or served, in any theater or amusement park, in any work that involves the minor in canvassing door to door, or in any establishment catering to adults only. Parents may employ their children under 16 years of age in occupations other than manufacturing or mining, or occupations declared hazardous by the US Department of Labor. For more information, please contact the Bureau of Labor and Industries. Minors Under 14 are required to obtain an individual work permit.
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Friday, May 6, 2011

About everyone is saying there is no work in portland,or

everyone is saying there is no work in portland,or........?
what industries? im a cabinetmaker/furniture designer and it seems that there is plenty of work in that catagory (with good pay). i would just like some clarification. thanks
Portland - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
There used to be a HUGE high tech job market here, but much of that and other production/manufacturing got outsourced to asia/india when Bush took office.
Answer 2 :
DUDE if you can find a job here then your not looking for work But I would go to central oregon fun town Bend oregon and a lot of need for your skills
Answer 3 :
Job market was terrible for a few years after 9/11, but it's better here now. Best industries here are apparel (Nike/Adidas/Columbia), Technology (Intel), Housing/construction, health care, and professional services. There is a decent manufacturing base here too but China is crushing the US in this field everywhere, Portland included. Forestry and agriculture were #1 here until the 80's. For your field I would follow the construction. That means Portland suburbs, Bend, and Medford/Ashland. Good luck!
Answer 4 :
Plenty of your kinda work here. My cousin does the same work, but I don't know where just yet. Places are too picky for qualifications than I have. GED, Forklift esp, drivers lic., valid drivers license w/car. I don't have these things, and I don't plan to. I don't need them.
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Wednesday, April 6, 2011

About i am looking for major resorts in Portland Oregon for work

I am looking for major resorts in Portland Oregon for work?
I am trying to find some major resorts in the Portland, Mt Hood areas. I want to move to oregon and work there. I am a student at Scottsdale Culinary Institute and want to extern somewhere in Oregon. Any help possible would be greatly appreciated.
Portland - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
There are none. Timberline isn't like a major resort. Mt. Hood has small resorts. Mainly everyone rents houses and cabins up there. Even time shares. That area isn't made for the fluffs who need the catering.
Answer 2 :
Major resorts would be more towards the Bend area. Black Butte is one. Bandon is also a pretty major resort, but it's a golf resort, not a spa resort. Skamania is fairly large, Bonneville is too, and there are tons up & down the coast, but none are what I'd consider to be on calibur with Ventana Canyon or the Fairmont Scottsdale.
Answer 3 :
There are no megaresorts in Oregon—and that's the way we want it. As for culinary externships, you should be aware that Oregon has three culinary schools—Le Cordon Bleu, Oregon Culinary Institute, and The Art Institutes—with hundreds of students trying to do the same thing every term. However, there is no shortage of opportunity as Portland has the highest number of restaurants per capita in the U.S., or maybe the world, according to an in-flight magazine I read years ago. Here are MobilTravel's top-rated restaurants: http://mobiltravelguide.howstuffworks.com/portland-or-restaurants-list.htm?sortc=rating&sortd=desc&minRating=0 And here are Frommer's top rated: http://www.frommers.com/destinations/oregon/2529020003.html
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