Would You Like to Live in Florida: The Real Facts about Moving to Florida Book

Immigrating to Florida Not All Sunshine and Mickey Mouse Would You Like to Live in Florida? The Real Facts about Moving to Florida by Graham Barker offers an eye-opening view of the immigration process from England to southern Florida. Barker, who had owned and operated a computer installation company in the United Kingdom, found that it took a lot more than desire to bring him, his wife, and two daughters permanently to the land of sunshine and Mickey Mouse. Beginning with the Barkers? decision to leave the U.K., the book follows the family as Graham quickly secures a job in his field in Florida, then rushes home to sell his residence and business. Unfortunately, he discovers it will take over a year and several thousand dollars before he is eligible to accept the position. The path becomes a maze of attorneys and red tape, which leaves the Barkers wondering if their plan to immigrate will ever come to fruition. It finally does, but the confusion doesn?t end there. The book of what to do?and what not to do?in the immigration process is not only informative, but also an enthralling story about what great lengths one family goes to realize its dream. In addition to the government forms needed to become a U.S. resident, the book includes information on: ! How to wade through the mire of paperwork and red tape. ! Where to find the right immigration attorney. ! How to make difficult choices about different types of visas. ! Tips for settling in once the clan finally reaches America. Anyone from the U.K. who is thinking of living in America needs to read Would You Like to Live in Florida? The Real Facts About Moving to Florida.Read More