Greencards are available: Why Adjustment of status is here to stay

Added: 2026-06-01

[00:00:00]Hello Janet Rangi. Thank you so much for always coming. Long time long time. Uh if you see this video, please remember to share with your friends. This video again as always it will be here for months to come, years to come. But the information I'm about to share with you today is actually very very current. So if you watch this, this is going to be for some of you who on a visit visa or you have a visit visa visa. Okay, B1 B2.

[00:00:28]This is going to be for those who have F1, F2 visas. This is going to be for those who have J1, J2 visas. This is going to be for those who have fian visas and marriage visas. So, let's just talk about everyone on a temporary visa.

[00:00:44]Okay. Yeah. So, this video, as I said, is going to be here for a long time. I know this is the best time I could get time to do this video, but I'll record it. I will save it for you guys. Okay.

[00:00:54]All right. So many people you've seen in the news adjustment of terror is a problem. Are green cards going away? Are green cards going away? Thank you so much Oadia for coming. Yeah, our green cards going away. They green cards are here to stay. Green cars are here to stay. Listen from and I'm going to tell you why I don't talk if I don't have any evidence. Green cars are here to stay. That's number one. So, if you are here and you are wondering if your green card is gone, no, the green card is not going to go away. Thank you, Father. Yes, it's been a long time. I've been on other platforms, but it's been a long time because you know what? There's not so much good news, especially some of my people from other countries that have been banned. So, I feel bad to come and do videos when I know that my clientele is not watching. You understand? But, you know, I'm trying to stay active because, you know, it's just a matter of time. It's just a matter of time. But today I thought I have to come and tell you guys because most people they look at the headlines, they run with the information, they discourage you people. But me, my brand has always been hope. I don't tell people things that don't work. But I tell you the truth, okay? These days I wear glasses, guys. I can't read. Sorry. Sorry. This is no longer the young Janet that you saw. Okay? So I have to put on my glasses. Let's start for example because things make sense. Amen. Amen. Lydia.

[00:02:20]Thank you so much. Let's start with things that make sense. Let's say you're here on a B1, B2, or you get a B1 visa from home, which most of you, by the way, I hope you got the visa. The World Cup is here. Remember, do not overstay.

[00:02:34]These are not the times to overstay. You are part of this discussion. If you are going to the embassy to get a visa, a student visa, a a visit visa, okay, when you come here, remember they are not taking away change of status. But before we continue, can we just define what is change of status and what is adjustment of terror? Because some of you, you're looking at adjustment of terror and you're thinking, "Oh my, I used to hear Janet say about going to America and I can change my visit visa to student visa and do nursing. Is this thing gone away?" No, it is not gone away. Change of status is different from adjustment of status. Change of status is done on a form called I539.

[00:03:21]Adjustment of status on the other hand is done on form I485.

[00:03:27]Do not worry. You can watch this video three times. You can come with a pen.

[00:03:32]You can take notes later. Right now just enjoy what Janet is doing. This video is for you. Defining this terminology is very important because when I watch social media and I see these people who believe they are gurus they have nothing they know I've been in this country over 23 years 24 I've gone to immigration school I've worked and I still work with lawyers most of you are watching me your green cards are almost cooking so I know what I'm saying okay pay attention when people talk adjustment of status is different from change of status change of status is changing from a temporary situation.

[00:04:11]Okay, temporary visa to another temporary visa. For example, a B1 B2 visit visa is a temporary visa. When you change it to student F1, that is another temporary visa. So therefore, you are going to use form I539 which is change of status. Politics has said nothing about change of status.

[00:04:36]Change of status is still alive and going on. Well, do not be discouraged.

[00:04:40]Do not be lied to. You come here on a visit visa. You change your mind. It's still available.

[00:04:46]Change of status is from temporary visa to another temporary visa. But you want to utilize your time in the United States. Maybe go to school, do nursing, do medicine, do agriculture, do linguistics, wherever you want.

[00:05:00]That has not gone away. It has not been affected. what is being affected and I'm going to explain why green cards are still available. I stand by my my my title. Green cards are available. Why?

[00:05:12]Adjustment of status is here to stay.

[00:05:16]Adjustment of status. Let's understand what it is. I just explained the temporary one. Adjustment of status is permanent.

[00:05:24]You're changing from that B1 B2 visa which was temporary to green card that is permanent. It's adjustment from I485.

[00:05:35]You've completed nursing. Your employer wants to give you a green card. That is adjustment of status. You came here, you married American, you want to change from the original visa to green card.

[00:05:46]That is adjustment of status.

[00:05:49]This is why I say this is here to stay.

[00:05:52]Okay, let me tell you. And I went to school for this. I have certificates to show.

[00:06:00]As soon as you enter the US at the port of entry, okay, the immigration officer will look at you. What brings you here? I'm going for a wedding. I'm going for wherever to tour.

[00:06:15]Look at your passport. And then they said, come in. Welcome. Enjoy your stay in America. That immigration laws have just changed right now. That has changed immediately.

[00:06:28]He admits you. It's called admission because if you he did not let you in, it's called admissible, meaning you're due for removal or deportation. They can do that at the port of entry without a judge. But as soon as they tell you, woo, you're welcome.

[00:06:48]It takes an act of a judge to remove you, my friends. It takes an act of a judge to remove you from that situation.

[00:06:56]Are you understanding the title now? I I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. Understand the title. Do not run with fearongers.

[00:07:06]You know, the current political administration is trying its best. It's going to look at all the loopholes.

[00:07:12]They're going to throw anything to the wall to see what stands. But the laws of America never change. Yes, they have power. Okay, proclamations are very powerful because they're executive, but they are temporary. But there are some things they don't think through. This is one of the things they didn't think through. But it's worth scaring people around. Let me explain to you why. Let me explain you to you why. In Janet Rangi, the old Janet is back. I love it.

[00:07:42]You come here, you marry American.

[00:07:46]Uhhuh. You came on a B1 B2 visa. You are given 6 months. After 90 days, you married an American. You didn't do anything wrong. The marriage is legitimate. Okay. Then what is usually the next step? Write in the comments if you know the next step. The American citizen is going to file a form called I5. No, I um I30.

[00:08:11]I130. Your US spouse is basically telling America, I want my my spouse to stay in America and get what? A green card.

[00:08:21]Okay. Let's let's be together here. You came you married after 90 days.

[00:08:29]Okay. The fourth month your spouse puts in from I30.

[00:08:35]Okay. Meanwhile, you maybe you've even I'm talking about situations that are real. The person who came on a visit visa says you know what I can't just stay in the house. I've changed my mind.

[00:08:46]They come they they decide to change status. Okay. on I539.

[00:08:51]Voila, they put in a receipt. I mean, they get a receipt. US tax money and say, "Okay, we've received the application to change your status from visit visa to student visa." There are two things going on here. The B1 B2 visitor has now petitioned herself to change from visit to student legally.

[00:09:13]legally the the spouse has now filed I130 for the spouse to get a green card legally. legally.

[00:09:24]Now again, now this I I30 takes months.

[00:09:31]Okay? If your US citizen files I130, it's not going to take 2 weeks. It's going to be in their system for another 6 8 9 months and you're still here legally.

[00:09:44]Now, let's go into those 9 months.

[00:09:46]Remember, you stayed 3 months. Now, it has taken them now 9 months to come back to you. It's already one year since you arrived in America, but you've been here legally. You came as a visitor. You changed your status. You're going to that little simple school. Okay? And if you need help, never hesitate. Janet [email protected].

[00:10:04]Do not come here and overstay your visa.

[00:10:06]Okay? At the end of the day, Janet can help you to put yourself together so these things do not affect you. So now one year down the road they have approved the I130 because the US has to approve the I130 before your spouse can now petition for you a green card. We are almost at the stage of now adjustment of status during the I130 stage. What is America looking at this US spouse? Is this person American? It's not that I mean of course they know but what I'm saying when they doing the checklist they have to make sure this person is American. the passport, the naturalization cert certificate. They look at my history. How did I come to America? I came as a student. Yes, I completed school. I was sponsored by a US sponsor. They gave me a green card through a job. Okay. They can see everything is legal. Then they remember the day I went and saw my hand in front of the judge that I'm now becoming a US citizen and they have my naturalization certificate and I'm providing that. That is what they are doing in the I130 stage is to determine that is this spouse is this Janet actually are you a citizen so that's why it's taking 6 to9 months that is stage one meanwhile you you are married you're just sitting there you're waiting okay all right now they've come and then another thing they look at at that I130 stage is the marriage legitimate is the marriage legitimate they will look at the marriage certificate did you go to to the court they go to the courthouse they find the records that yes this marriage was legitimate okay so once all those things are done I'm not going to go in the in the details but I come and teach you what they look at when it looks at marriage visas okay but this is for the adjustment of status so now they have approved the I130 your spouse is American the I130 has been approved you on the other hand you came as a visitor you changed your status from v visit to student you're legal.

[00:12:06]This is the time now the US is saying hey if your spouse wants to request an adjustment of status meaning you now this time you are student to change from this student visit student student visit visa which is temporary to permanent now that is adjustment of status I485 you need to go back home and wait from there you are not supposed to be here and this is the point of this video this is the noise that is going on online it is True. They've removed the memo. My question is is how are they going to adjudicate?

[00:12:44]And Janet knows a thing or two. I know a thing of two because I went to immigration school. I know when you come to the port of entry once they put you in here, it takes an act of the judge to remove you.

[00:12:59]Now class, answer my question. How are they going to remove you? You're here legally.

[00:13:08]Answer me. Maybe some of you are smarter than me. Answer me.

[00:13:12]Can someone try?

[00:13:15]Can someone try? Try and answer me.

[00:13:19]You're here legally. Your spouse has put in I130. It has been approved. This is a step. Now you and your lawyer or you and your spouse are going to now file the I I485 and say, you know what, I'm a student, but I'm married to a US citizen. I need my green card. I need what? My work permit. And by the way, anytime you file that uh adjustment of status through marriage or through the job, always make sure and most lawyers know this, most people know this, you must file together a form called I765.

[00:13:52]That is for employment authorization.

[00:13:54]Why? Because the green card can take months. It can take maybe eight months, one year or two years. But guess what? A work permit will only take maybe three months or two months. So it's always good. Some people do not have this knowledge. They sit in the house. I'm still waiting for my green card. I can't even work. No, because of lack of knowledge. My people are fallen because of lack of knowledge. Anytime you are doing adjustment of status, you must also request a work permit because the work permit will come faster. In fact, me when I did the work permit, I went to the hospital. I started working. I didn't care about the green card for what? I would only care for the green card if I want to travel because they gave me a work permit. The work permit took me to the driver's license. I got my driver's license. I got my social security number. I was working living in America legally. I didn't need a green card. I only needed a green card for big stuff. You understand? Or if I need a loan or I need to do other things. But other than that honestly the biggest issue here is just the work permit which they don't take time. They they much faster when it comes to work permits. So please let us answer this question together. Has someone tried? Has someone's okay? Has someone tried to answer that question? And now you can see why Janet is correct on her title.

[00:15:09]Green cars are available. Why adjustment of status is here to stay.

[00:15:16]Okay. Maybe their goal was let's have these people go. I DON'T KNOW. Let them go. How will you go unless they go and tell the the the the schools revoke her student status?

[00:15:30]How are they going to do it?

[00:15:32]And for them to take you to court, you must be here illegally.

[00:15:37]YOU MUST BE HERE illegally for them to say now judge look at this person. She came here on her visit visa and then now she decided to overstay. Now we just found her. She was running a red light.

[00:15:50]She has hit other passengers. She's now a criminal. Please remove this person.

[00:15:54]Then the judge will sit here. Then the government will be here. You and your lawyer will be here. And then you listen to the judge and the judge is now here for removal proceedings and say you know based on you you came here you overstained your visa and then the judge will decide whether to give you mercy or tell you to go out. So my whole thing here is me I don't run with people I let me tell you it doesn't matter how educated you are unless you're Jesus Christ or someone the god of the gods it's very hard for you just to come to me and just run WITH INFORMATION TELL ME something more tell me now they are coming up and saying there will be special cases there will be some considerations in some people there'll be what consideration tell me how you are going to remove these people maybe sometimes they watch people like us.

[00:16:40]They're thinking now she has a point.

[00:16:43]Yes, I have a point. You're watching me.

[00:16:46]I've taught these people a lot of things. You didn't think through, right?

[00:16:50]You didn't think through it or you or you taught people just be running a skelter and getting I LOVE THEM THOUGH.

[00:16:59]YES. Tell me how someone who is married to a US citizen who is already going to school the papers are legal and you say well as soon as you adjust status okay then let me just put it there and let's keep quiet I just put in the adjustment of status if you want to work on it you work on it okay if you come in removal proceedings me my my legal status as a student is still legal so how you going to remove me you can't remove me because only a judge can remove me from the time in the port of entry you told ME WELCOME. IT IS OVER. It is over. That is why when you before they give you a visa, you must prove ties. You must demonstrate that you'll go back because they know once you enter this land, it takes an act of a judge to remove you.

[00:17:44]Have you the class is closed? I'm done with the class. Basically, I'm done with this class. Yes. And you wait until the news. I give better information even better than you know. I know myself. I know what I know. I know what I'm capable of. I ask questions.

[00:18:01]That is the UCLA in me. I've written hypothes hypothesis. I've done research.

[00:18:06]So I I went to the best of the best of the schools that they have to offer. I'm too smart and they know it. And I'm here to ask tell me how adjustment of status is going to remove me from America.

[00:18:20]Yes. You're going to remove my You're going to revoke my student status. What are you going to do? You're going to revoke my visit STATUS. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? or you'll just take the I4 485 and refuse to to work on it. Me I have not closed that loop. I'm still I'm going to do more research but I have as some of you I don't see anyone who's giving me an idea. It means you see my point. I love you. I love you. Okay.

[00:18:44]What about those cases in student visa with pending petition of I130 that has not yet been approved. You are exactly what I'm saying.

[00:18:54]You are a student. You're here legally.

[00:18:58]I130, you wait. I130 has nothing to do with 485. If you missed this video, I explained why they look at I130.

[00:19:09]I130, they are looking because they want to see if you're American. And I'll do another video for that. And some of you who are visit visas and you're coming here and you change your mind. Please do not overstay your visa. These people can win if you break the law. And that is why I told you if you're here as a visitor. Do not just say because I am married to American I can just overstay my visa. That was then. But right now you are the easiest culprit. Do you understand? In fact the first video I said the people I see having problems are people who overstay your visa. And I know you guys are not going to overstay your visa. You are going to listen.

[00:19:48]Someone write for them by email in the content in the content in the comments.

[00:19:52]Janet rangi67gmail.com write for them that should be the email that will you know change your life so that you do not overstay your visa in America because look from the explanation and you're coming in right now I said a lot of information that if I saying this comment you're going to not understand but go back in the video and watch if you're here and you overstay your visit visa they're going to have a reason to file a a case against you in report and tell the judge remove this one, deport this one and they have a point because now you are thinking just because you're married to a US citizen you should break the law. No. And now that you become an easy target, have I made sense? Thank you. Good to see you again, Justin. Okay. Yes. Yes, si. I see one of us. I love you. I love you. I love you. Yes. Jo, did I answer your question? If you so long as you're here legally, I don't see how they will get you in front of the judge.

[00:20:56]How many of you agree Janet is correct?

[00:20:59]Am I now making sense to you?

[00:21:02]It's because we run with information, but we don't question the details. Me, I've thought about it. I've slept over it and I'm thinking, yes, I'll file I 485. Will it be maybe denied? That could be a reason. But on what basis?

[00:21:18]Okay. Do I have to go home? That will be my personal choice.

[00:21:24]That will be my personal choice because if I'm here legally, I'm going to school. There's no basis for me to go.

[00:21:31]Thank you, Lydia. Finally, someone has agreed. Millie has agreed. It makes perfect sense. The only person who will be a culprit in this adjustment of status is someone who is overstaying their visa. And in that sense they are correct whether we like it or not you are taking advantage of the system saying because I'll marry American they will protect me. That is no longer the case. You cannot overstay your visa and expect that the I485 process will protect you because you are married to an American. But as I said from the beginning they have laws in the books unless there's a proclamation that will just say go home. Now that one I have to tell you I don't know but yes the proclamation presidential executive orders are law because he has executive powers to say all these things but my point is you are focused on adjustment of status but the people who are adjusting status already have a status that is not 485 that is not adjustment of status how are you going to remove them you cannot unless you come with another law to say remove all the students. Unless you come with another law and say remove all the H1B or you come with another law and say remove all the visitors. This one to me is a joke. I'll be honest. It's just a joke. Okay, we'll wait this one out.

[00:22:55]Let it let the politics sort this out.

[00:22:57]I'm not even worried. So, green cards is the law.

[00:23:01]It is the law. People have to go to fight, put up a bill, work on it to remove these things. It takes an act of Congress to remove these things. Okay?

[00:23:13]So never underestimate the power of the basics. Okay? And I love you so much. So green cards are here to stay. Uh in terms of those who won the green card, the DV lottery and some of you, let me tell you, you fear too much. Those officers can be nice. You just need to prove that you'll go back. Okay? If they say how long do you want to stay, you have to come up with activities that you are going to do rather than panic.

[00:23:41]But you have to make sure that your goal is to you you say you are going back home after you're done. You might have your ID, your Kenyan ID, your Zambian ID, your Zimbabwe ID. You have it. You say, "I have my ID. I have my phone bill. I have this mortgage here. I have this piece of land here. Do you want to see? I have a copy of that. But meanwhile, I want to go attend a wedding. I want to go to Hollywood Hills. I also want to go to Niagara Falls. I have my friend's wedding. I have a graduation. And all this will take me about three and a half months. I like the three and a half months because most of the processes in America, you must really prove that you are here for 90 days. But some of the things some of you you think like for you to prove to them is just oh because I stayed here 90 days they will just know that my intent was to come and go back. No they will tell you many things especially for those people say tell us why you want to change status. And right there is where people fail. Okay. Because you are just telling them your mind because you don't even know what to tell them. Janet Rangi 67gmail.com.

[00:24:49]Thank you Josoro. Thank you so much Christie. How about someone who is opening asylum and gets pending asylum and gets married? Pending asylum. Let me tell you, you must have done it with every process in America. Let me tell you basically and this will answer everyone of you regardless of the what status you have.

[00:25:10]It doesn't matter what status you have.

[00:25:12]Let me tell you the secret to this America.

[00:25:16]Don't break the law. Okay? And let me explain. When you come in and you're giving a visit visa, I don't know the pending asylum. How did you come in? If you came in as a visitor, asylum, clearly they say you must do it within one year. Most of the time, if you do it within one year, at some point they're going to give you permission. I'm not going to say approve because some of you misunderstand what asylum is. Okay? But generally speaking, you're in safe hands. Number one, what I will look at pending asylum. Did you receive a receipt notice saying they received your application?

[00:25:52]At that point, the ball is in their court. We don't know their decision, but you're here legally.

[00:25:58]So long as you did not overstay your I94. Some of you, the problem is this.

[00:26:03]You come on a visit visa and I don't know which places you go. Some of these people even who make mistakes, they knew Janet for seven years.

[00:26:12]But when they reach here, I don't know what happens. The Shhatanis just come around. The devil is whispering here. The neighbor is whispering here. They just get lost.

[00:26:23]Meanwhile, people that listen to Janet, if I was a fake person, I wouldn't be here talking me. Everything that Janet taught you 10 years ago has stood the test of time. In fact, some of you are in America and you're regretting not having to listen to Janet. YOU ARE REGRETTING because you found family members. You regret because you found friends.

[00:26:46]And now you can't face Janet. But me, I still love you. Love you. Love you. Love you. Because me, I'll meet you where you are. If you made a mistake, I love you where you are. The good thing as Janet says, she never judges people. You made those decision you made because you are afraid. Maybe you didn't want to pay money to the processes. Nothing is free.

[00:27:04]Immigration is never free. Okay? You took shortcuts. Then 3 years down the road you realize that that money you thought was a lot is nothing. For example, someone can come and say this process will take you $4,000 or the lawyers might say $7,000.

[00:27:22]Oh my god. Oh my god. Then later on you realize that 4,000 was just one man's salary. Do you see how we make decision?

[00:27:30]It was one man's salary. But those who forgo one man salary, they have a lifetime of happiness. And I just don't know how to teach people this principle.

[00:27:40]Only you can teach yourself this principle. Yes, I love you too, Christie. I love you. I love you. I love you. Thank you so much for always coming. Lydia says she agrees. Okay.

[00:27:49]Yeah. So, please, if you're here, asylum is pending. You're here legally.

[00:27:54]And I know some of you, you have stayed your visit visa. That is where they will catch you and then you went into asylum.

[00:28:00]Guess what? If you start getting married, they will look at your record and they will remind you that hey, just because asylum we are here to protect you, we can't say anything. Once you say vow, once you say asylum, they stay away from you, they don't touch, we are not touching you. And I'm using this for body language so you understand makes these things very easy because if you read, you'll be complicated. If you apply silent, if you apply vow, violence against women, which even men can apply there, here go get your work permit.

[00:28:39]And then one day, and then some of you because you know, ah, but I have one year to file asylum. Yes, but you forgetting that you have the I94 to protect. Only gave you 6 months. So why didn't you file asylum while your visit visa is still valid? So you let the visit visa expire and then you say asylum I have one year true and they will respect that but they will never forget what you did. So they will give you your work permit. They will do everything for you. Okay? Pending asylum. But here's your work permit. Do go to school. Go to work. And then one day you show up with yourself.

[00:29:16]I finished nursing.

[00:29:18]This asylum is taking too long. I will never get a green card through asylum.

[00:29:23]But now I have my nursing. My has to give me a green card. As soon as you petition this, you came as a visit visa. You overstayed your visa.

[00:29:34]That time they will face you courageously. You broke the law.

[00:29:39]Go home. You see, you see that is you always protect the I94. Even asylum file on your I94 is still good. America keep your I94 record is the beginning of your problems in America. Susan, thank you so much. I'm glowing. Asante, thank you so much. And after this, I'm going to the gym. I almost did the video after the gym. I said maybe they're sleeping. I won't even see anyone following me. I should have done one hour later. 100 people be watching or 150. But I like you. Some of you, thank you. We've gone up to 80 watching. That's a lot. Okay.

[00:30:12]Yeah. By tomorrow this video, I know it will go. Yes. Join. Yeah.

[00:30:17]These people they do wonders. Wonders never cease.

[00:30:26]you change your status and say manga time they're expensive at that time the people that are telling you these things they have very beautiful vehicles so you listen to them you forget your girl who was there for you during difficult times you know what I mean and another thing why I'm happy and I love you I love you I love you and even you you will clap for me aren't you happy that I even started charging can you imagine the stupid me I do you think I'll still be here I'll not be respecting myself it's like a boyfriend is always slapping you, slapping you and you're always going back. Hey, slap me more. Slap. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[00:31:02]You see what I mean? The reason why I introduced a payment services is because the respect. Okay, that one has been maintained. So now you came here, all you needed was to just go to Janis $99.

[00:31:15]You went to friends and family who did asylum. They overstayed their visas.

[00:31:20]Their their dreams and desires are low class. I love you. I love you. I have nothing against your friends and families and your spouses. I have nothing. Okay, but they just don't compare with Janet Rangi. Mindy, you have this resource here. The people that listen to Janet, they took the hard road. But look at them now. Hey class.

[00:31:40]Hi class. I'm just being honest. I love your spouses. I love your friends. I love your neighbors. You know what I mean? Joanne, you like how I'm expressing myself? Yes. Because that's how they understand me.

[00:31:52]They mislead you.

[00:31:57]You came here to make money.

[00:32:02]Which is okay by the way. It's okay. But how many of you are now busy and you are looking at Janet Janet? You know, I understand what you used to say. I used to tell you it looks easy the first 6 months. You're looking at the cars they are driving. You're looking at the nice apartments they are staying in and you are just like, you know what? This is the easy way out.

[00:32:20]And then you come to Janet you hear change of status to student where will the fees come from where will and by the way what if they deny me that's A COMMANDMENT THEY WILL DENY YOU where 100% success rates if you here listening to me come ashamed the devil is not online because of guess what come and ashamed the devil you cannot ashame Janet I love you I love you I stand the the the the what do they call I'm a mug tree. I love you. I love you.

[00:32:56]You see, hey, even when you start something, people too much talk talk just then they run away. The devil will always scatter. The devil cannot come where there's light. And Janet is full of light for you, not for me. Me, I'm not light for me. Every video I make is never mine. It's for my people. And they've benefited in the thousands. Some of them they just waiting one day to shake my hand. Why? Because I usually explain from beginning to end with no intent.

[00:33:29]It's only those who say you know what mm- this one let me go through jet and that is where I get my blessings. Okay.

[00:33:36]And that is why I have 100% success rates. No one here can come and claim anything.

[00:33:44]I don't play with those embassies at home. I don't play with those ones. No, no, no, no, no. Number one, the money is not even sweet.

[00:33:52]A few people have sweet money, but not many. Me, the reason I'm here is for you to make money.

[00:33:58]Let's just be honest. The end goal for is for you to make money and your family. That is the bottom line. That's where my success comes from.

[00:34:10]Because They have the dollars. Do you understand my UK, from Dubai, all the Africans in diaspora listen to me? Some of you are told you those are my basic customers. I was your customer because you know what? I look at them three years from now they'll be in a better position. I'm not patient. Janet is very patient just in the corner waiting.

[00:34:48]I can't wait for her to succeed.

[00:34:51]You see how do you see how honey is made? Honey is a very slow process. I sit at the corner. I just say you know what your visa visa meanwhile I teach. I TEACH I TEACH DO THIS dress well. GO AHEAD. YOU SEE THAT? I GIVE, I GIVE, I give, I give.

[00:35:12]Meanwhile, I'm just And then when they get because they going to be rich. The money is sweet when people are rich. Okay. You never want to take money that people have sold are good.

[00:35:28]I love you. I love you. I love you. Do you get Janet? Do you get Janet? You get Janet now. Yeah. Yeah. And you know why?

[00:35:35]They have no problem. They have no problem. You know, I have people.

[00:35:47]Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Okay. Because we are all successful.

[00:35:51]We are all successful.

[00:35:53]I you I make you 100 times more successful. A thousand more successful.

[00:35:58]That is my goal. At the end of the day, that is the bottom line. I want you to build your mother a house. I want you to build your dad a house. I want you to have your masters. I want you to have your PhD. I want you to have your nursing. I want to you have your asylum.

[00:36:12]I want you to have your vow. I want you to have wherever it takes for you to stay nicely. For sure, Janet. I'm one of those friends who are looking to one day shake your hand. A isn't that nice? Yes.

[00:36:25]I came to Nairobi one day and some women came to shake my hand.

[00:36:32]Zimbabwe people, they write to me. They said Janet we were just UK UK UK UK. Ah you made us understand America. Thank you Janet. So you you never know who is listening. I have someone from the Caribbeans and the husband they had done masters and PhD. You're always finding a way. Then one day they never underestimate the power of simple knowledge. Janet hey I didn't know people get green card through nursing. I had your video on YouTube. I say you know these videos go far. I say yeah. Oh I wish my wife had known this. should that was 6 years ago. Guess what? By now they graduated the family has a green card. They moved on. All this time they were thinking going back and forth going back and forth not understanding how to get status in America. So just because the knowledge is common to you it does not mean it's common to someone else.

[00:37:19]With the age of AI with the age of these things everything is common on the on the on the on the internet. Anyone can do them but you can never replace experience. Okay. I love you so much. I didn't mean to take your time until later. I know some of you where you are, it's getting very late. Muchas gracias, thank you for always coming.

[00:37:41]If you look at my video, you'll understand green cards are here to stay.

[00:37:46]They have no way of taking you to court.

[00:37:48]If you're here legally, the only time they will chase you from here is if you overstay your visa. Therefore, mangi mache, I have no idea how they will implement this. with more details. Janet will come here and help you with your videos. I mean with your information. If you need any change of status or any of those services, Janet Rangi [email protected].

[00:38:11]Can someone with pending I130 apply for adjustment of status? You cannot on what basis?

[00:38:19]You're only applying because your your I130 has been approved. Okay. All right.

[00:38:25]I hope that helps. You must have a reason. Is the job sponsoring you? Have you passed ENLEX? Have you married American and the I130 has been approved?

[00:38:34]Have you gotten a sponsor and the I140 has been approved? That's the only time.

[00:38:38]And is the visa available? For visit visas is I mean for marriage visas, green card is always available. For I140s, others you need to wait for your priority debt. Okay. Good day, girl.

[00:38:50]Susan, I love you. I love you. I love you. And everyone else who came to watch me today, you have a happy Sunday tomorrow. Okay. Thank you so much.

[00:38:58]Where's the video? Where do I end this video? Thank you so much for coming.

[00:39:02]Okay, thank you guys. Queri.