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Personal Narrative: Good Night
Good Night.

I am German Alvarado, I am 25 years old. I have been almost 3 years in the United States with my wife. I Arrived with a student visa and since then I have studied at college. At this time I am waiting for my permanent residence, but I have to keep up this visa. I finished at Broward College the accounting program with a high GPA between 4-4.5 For the next fall semester that comes, I applied at the University FAU and I was accepted by FAU. But, now I have a big problem and that is that I believed that I could get a loan, but I need a sponsor with enough money and I do not have it. My wife who is a citizen of United States, she works as a waitress. Also she helps me to pay my studies, but do not earn enough to be my sponsor. Her
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