Your school certificates and degrees are equal to your hard-earned money. You learn and achieve degrees after degrees to ensure an excellent job opportunity in career. But a little bit of mishap can spill the beans over your life’s most precious asset.
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How Do I Get a Copy of My Degree Certificate?
Degrees are significant when it comes to study abroad. The foreign university and institution look into the validity & authenticity of those school/college/institution degrees. But the life becomes a hell when they are lost/burnt/ damaged. You can’t apply for jobs because the authentic proofs of your qualification are no more in your hand. And if you’d aspired to fly to the foreign country for higher study, the lost certificates can spill the beans over such dreams.
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10 Tips to Crack Green Card Marriage Interview for the US
Getting settled post marriage with the US spouse in America is a can of worms. A little mistake can create barriers in union with the better-half.
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How OCI Card Is Helpful in Immigration?
OCI Card
Immigration is a complex process. A lot of hassles barricade an individual while shifting. Like other countries, Indian government has empowered foreigners, Person of Indian Origin and non-residents’ diaspora with hurdle-free traveling through OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) card.
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How to Select School for NRI Children in India
Non-Residents of India are pretty much impressed with the quality of education in India. Apart, it educates them about their customs, rituals and tradition. So, it is important for them to attend all information about the schooling in India.
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Tips to Get Nativity Certificate for OCIs & PIOs
Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) and Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) are individuals whose father or forefathers migrated to foreign country before 26th January 1950. Some emigrants (except Pakistan and Bangladesh) want to acquire Indian citizenship. Its prominent reasons can be attaining education, career and resettlement.
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Neha Gupta: Santa in Brown Skin
It’s always a proud feeling when a fellow Indian does well, but this one is extra special even though it’s not a world cup trophy neither a Bollywood movie won an Oscar. An 18 year old US citizen of Indian origin, Neha Gupta, founder of Empower Orphans won ‘International Children’s Peace Award’. She went on to become the first American to won this award. It isn’t her first award but it is the most prestigious award which was won by Malala Yousufzai, last year, who went on to win the Noble Peace Price this year.
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