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Latest post on 31 August 2015 - 03:16

Hey, I actually went to another country to do it because I was visitng and it was cheaper.. Dr. Hamad did my tummy tuck so I trust him but never had a Botox with him..

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Latest post on 30 July 2015 - 01:13

We r americans too i got my residency two weeks after my husband got his then two weeks later we got approval for a maid.. Apprently there are a temp agency wherebu can have a stay in maid intil your maid comes.. Its around 3800 riyals.. My friend got one for three months till she got hers.. If u need anything i am in the US for our summer vacation u can call me .. Just send me your email address and we can communicate..

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Latest post on 27 July 2015 - 04:58

Hey Sorry dear just saw this, we are in the US for our annual escape :) yes my son had a pre exisiting, boy i fought so hard for it.. I dont have a contact in Alico but I got my employer support so that helped.. My son doctor wrote a long report.. I can tell u more off record.. I am in the US now if u cant wait then u can call me, well send u my number if u want to send me your email address just dont want to put it there Medication is reficulously expensive... I have to tell u i had so many sleepless night bc of this.

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Latest post on 20 May 2015 - 12:42

I don't have her email address, her full name is Alma Rifaii. hope this helps

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Latest post on 16 May 2015 - 22:02

I was raised in the MiddleEast, I tell you don't wear provocative clothing.. but you can wear sleeveless, knee length skirts.. you most definitely don't have to cover your arms.. I don't.. and I am Arab American.. I say, the role of the thumb is when in doubt don't wear it.. don't wear shorts, no see-through clothing etc. other than that you will be ok..

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Latest post on 16 May 2015 - 21:57

Dr. Makki did it for me once, I realized one eye was more open than the other.. so I ended up with one small eye and one bigger.. Dr. Alma first time was good, still liked the second time but if I go there again I will tell her to go easy on the forehead as my husband felt I was emotionless... but I would try her again most definitely.. with Dr. Hamad Al jaber who is a popular doctor, he is Qatari and is a perfectionist.. I never tried him "Yet" for Botox or filler.. but he did my Tummy tuck and I find him to know what he is doing, in addition he has a lot of Qatari ladies customers, if this tells u anything, it tells you he is good.. Dr. Hamad is in the same clinic as Dr. Makki ( you can call the same clinic as you called for Makki).. he is very straightforward guy, may not talk much but he knows his stuff. I highly respect him.. so that's my experience with Botox here.. let me know where will you end up going :).. by the way, for $200 you can do it in Jordan.. so maybe when u r in the area and want to go roam around and visit Jordan, I can give you a couple of doctors name.. I am getting fillers with Dr. Hamad in the next couple of weeks, I will let you know my experience with him ( although I will be biased with him that I know :))

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Latest post on 14 May 2015 - 16:24

I had mine done 6 weeks ago with a Dr Hamad Al Jaber.. I really cant possibly say anything bad about this exceptional doctor.. his work is a piece of art.. he is a nice nice doctor... he replies to emails, text messages whenever you have a question... he is a perfectionist.... I love him... I actually told him that when I saw my tummy for the first time lool.. gave the guy the shock of his life.. his answer was " wait till you see the results in few weeks" .. well I am happy to report, I still love him... only thing is, he doesn't have before and after pictures, but once you are in Doha, I am happy to show off my tummy to you.. I don't send pictures though... also, the recovery ( at least for me) was tough... it was as hard as my 3 c sections combined together.. my husband helped me with the kids, my mom was here for the first 10 days.. all what I did is care for me, even with that, I still needed help when I got my coughing spouts and to get in and out of bed... but overall, I cant recommend him enough.. well be getting further work with him..

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Latest post on 14 May 2015 - 16:17

expensive.. its around QAR 2000... I just had a tummy tuck with Dr Hamad Al Jaber and I think he is awesome, will be using him for Botox and fillers soon.. I also had botox with Dr Makki ( did not like it much) and twice with Dr Alma ( she was fine).. But knowing the exceptional job and reputation Dr Hamad has, he will be his regular doctor.. amazing doctor ( he is Qatari)... you can email me if you need any other information.

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Latest post on 14 May 2015 - 14:41

Here is y experience from 2 years ago.. arrived Aug 17th ( we already were accepted in ACS).. we have a US citizen, we did not wait the 6 month bank statement to get sponsored by my husband we got here in our passport, got visa from the airport ( visit visa).. in 2 weeks we had our visa.. after which we applied for a maid visa which we got within a week after my visa... so no wait for 6 months as I was told too by other expats.. ( all depends on individual experience).. I heard that the Finish school which is new in Doha still accepting kids.. worth trying..

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Latest post on 05 May 2015 - 14:34

Please stay where you are for a couple more month.. it is miserable to say the least in July and August.. your kids will hate it.. I am speaking from experience and I actually to the middle east in August and my kids just thought I was torturing them. Add to that, that in July there is not much to do as it will be Ramadan and things work differently in ramdan with things opening real late.. My strong advise for both of you, is enjoy the weather where you are, your kids will still have time to adapt to the hotness :).. September is still hot...

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Latest post on 04 March 2015 - 10:33

Hi Roozie, I am not sure what SA means.. my mom is 76, and I was able to get her on a visit visa by asking nicely the person incharge :)... she is Jordanian... however, during the process, I did go to a hotel just to enquire, and appareatnlty its doable through a hotel.. no age limit ( from what I understood) but they require u to book with them for 2 or 3 nights cant recall.. we went to a random hotel in Souq waqef to enquire..

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Latest post on 04 March 2015 - 10:33

hi girls, 172 views and not one reply?

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Latest post on 18 February 2015 - 12:51

Just an FYI, we got a maid after one month of me being here.. my husband came a month before me and the kids and I followed a month later, I got my paper work done within a week, and applied for the maid.. she was here a month later... I heard about the 6 month wait.. but that never was an issue for us.. we are from the US.. Also one hour charges on a temp basis for a maid is around 35 Qatari Riyal.. ( close to $10.00) with a minimum of 4 hours... ( there are many agencies here who do just that) edited by Babysoosoo on 18/02/2015 <em>edited by Babysoosoo on 18/02/2015</em>

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Latest post on 29 December 2014 - 12:40

We have Alico, they do cover it.. but its a pain in the butt process.. their first response is NO WAY, then **** NO, then NO, then N, then okay fine.. it takes months for them to approve it.. but eventually they do.. very very stressful.. BTW, we see Dr Amel el Tayeb if you wanted a doctor..

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Latest post on 30 October 2014 - 10:16

Hi, I know where one is but I don't know the name or the area.. but I will describe the direction.. let Landmark be on your left.. take the service road there is a park there... if u r not 100% sure of the area, check the website of Kid n around kindergarten (Doha) its very close to that..

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Latest post on 28 September 2014 - 13:03

Hi, I take my girl to Algheed ballet in the Lagoon mall.. to tell u the truth its rather expensive and out of my way, but she was whining so much and I had to do it :).. but I am still looking for somewhere more professional and closer to where we live.

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Latest post on 07 September 2014 - 10:02

I am glad you went.. you taught me a lesson today .. to actually reply to messages, sometimes I am too lazy to sign on to reply, but knowing that I was able to help, I am going to try to do a better job at replying... glad things worked out for you.. I have been here for one year.. but I am happy to share my experience in case u need anything else.

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Latest post on 03 September 2014 - 00:33

if alternating between the 2 medicine is not working, you should take her to Hamad urgent care the pediatric one.. they are fast, its not the hospital, its the pediatric urgent care... if u don't have yoru residency yet, its still ok , they will take you..

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Latest post on 31 August 2014 - 10:13

Hi All, I am looking for a Ballet class for my 4 year old... I live in Gharafa so looking for something near that area.. Is anyone familiar with a class in this area?

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Latest post on 31 August 2014 - 08:59

We had one in Dubai for 2 years and she was fantastic.. when we moved here we were told the only way is through the agency... we ended up paying 15000 fees.. she came here and we couldnot process her visa bc apparently she has a case in Saudi Arabic that we did not know about... so she had to leave bc they wouldnot process her residency. we lost the 15 k .. so just be careful....

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Latest post on 06 July 2014 - 10:50

ACS has great reputation, both my boys attend the school, one in 6th grade and one in 10th.. I cant recommend it enough, truly great school. My kids love it too..

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Latest post on 20 March 2014 - 10:44

Hi All, I cant find a school foe my 4 year old, we live in Algharafa and I have tried multiple schools with no sucess, anyone knows of a school that may accept her for this comming school year?

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Latest post on 18 March 2014 - 14:06

for those who have american credit card, you can use borderlinx.com ot ship your items.. they are really DHL.. they way it works is you open an account with them, then they will give you 2 addresses one in the UK and one in the US.. they will open the shipment once it arrives to your provate addrress, inspect it, and make sure its okay.. you can chose to wait for all your items to be shipped togther or ask for only the items you want to be hsipped to you instead of waiting for the others... it will then be shipped to your home in Qatar via DHL.. u can collect it from their office or ask for it to be dropped off at your house. so now you can use the Macys sale :)

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Latest post on 28 January 2014 - 09:12

Hi All, we are moving to a new government house, the house has no storage space what so ever, no closets and no extra storages, no bathroom cubards, nothing.. so we are lookng for someone who will be able help us create space for storage.. whether doors in empty space, or closets, or anything.. do you all know of someone who could help.. mmaybe need a contractor for renovation, not sure what we will call them. Please help

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Latest post on 22 December 2013 - 12:39

We're going with kids in April, just a thought but why not split your time. We are doing a few nights in KL and then 4 in Langkawi. What we have also done is booked to go to Hong Kong, so the Malaysian part is a free stop over and we just added on the Langkawi flights with the same airline. We felt it gave us the best of both worlds, sightseeing, culture, beach break, some rainforest and Disney for the kids! Was surprisingly cheap. Hi, can you share with me your itenary.. I am torn apart by both islands, and not sure what to do :).. we are going few days to KL and then to one of the islands.. but hey if we can also do HK then why not... We fly to KL, Malaysian airlines. We stay in the airport and wait 2 hrs for connecting flight to Langkawi. Then we come back one morning to KL, do 3 nights there then onto HK for a week. On the way back we have booked a hotel in the airport for the day as we have about 11 hour wait for flight from KL to Dubai, it has a pool and means we have a room for a nap until our flight leaves late at night. We are staing in club rooms most places and got quite decent prices though Bookings.com. We are staying Berjaya in Langkawi, Traders in KL, and Crowne Plaza in HK (the one in Happy Valley). Hope that helps. edited by Elmpark on 22/12/2013 Thank you sooo much... you are the best :)

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Latest post on 22 December 2013 - 11:05

Hi All, Thank you for your replies :).

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Latest post on 22 December 2013 - 11:04

We're going with kids in April, just a thought but why not split your time. We are doing a few nights in KL and then 4 in Langkawi. What we have also done is booked to go to Hong Kong, so the Malaysian part is a free stop over and we just added on the Langkawi flights with the same airline. We felt it gave us the best of both worlds, sightseeing, culture, beach break, some rainforest and Disney for the kids! Was surprisingly cheap. Hi, can you share with me your itenary.. I am torn apart by both islands, and not sure what to do :).. we are going few days to KL and then to one of the islands.. but hey if we can also do HK then why not...

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Latest post on 22 December 2013 - 09:30

Hi Ladies, We would like to take the kids (14, 10, 3) to either islands in the comming few weeks.. which island is better for kids.. which resort would you recommend in both islands, please advise as I am completley lost.

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Latest post on 22 October 2013 - 17:23

hi, did anyone heard any feedba k on Dr Alma Rafai , I am considering having botox with herbut need advise.

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Latest post on 29 September 2013 - 14:19

I had to sign in just to reply to this one :).. I have no clue what everyone is talking about.. I have been here for one month and myself and the kids already have our residencey ( we had it 2 weeks ago, and I also have my diriving licence).. My husband has been here for 2 months.. but applied after he got his.. so total wait is less than a month.. My kids would have been in trouble if they didnot have their residency as school now wont let them even attend without it.. I am American if that makes any difference..

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Latest post on 19 June 2013 - 08:12

Seriously, what is the YIKES for?.. Dubai is a very nice , civilized place to be at.. I personally come from the US, and I would never call Dubai or anywhere else for that matter a YIKES place.. To answer your question, if you arrive during the summer, you will find a lot of good rates in 4/5 stars hotels (some of them offer a 2 bedroom appartments, which I assume is what you are looking for).. The longer you stay the better is the offer.. We have been staying in one for 8 months and we love it... price is a little bit over the range of of your budget, but not by too much..

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Latest post on 18 June 2013 - 23:17

Anyone can recommend a good doctor to do my pap smear and my mamogramm at the Saudi German hospital.. Really appreciate anyones recommendations.

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Latest post on 15 May 2013 - 14:28

I have no clue.. I sent her mom and email asking why? lets see when she responds..

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Latest post on 15 May 2013 - 14:21

All, Please read the below.. for some reason, her mom thinks she may be in the UAE.. she was kidnapped at the age of 9 .. and 24 years later and her mom is still looking for her... Lets help in finding her... please look at the age progression picture.. is it someone you know? http://www.dearmichaela.com/p/the-kidnapping.html

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Latest post on 05 May 2013 - 23:49

Wow, this is reall devestating, I reall have no ideas to share.. I will pray for both of you.. Hugs to you.. stay strong!

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Latest post on 22 September 2012 - 17:55

You should definitely say something - if the shoe was on the other foot am sure you would want someone to step in if your child was being neglected. Actually, think that it's appalling when women post on her that they have seen something and done nothing about it then and there; it reminds me of the Pastor Neimler (sp) poem. I 100% agree with you... in fact it happened with me 3 months ao in green community (saw a nanny slappin a child), I went nuts at the nanny, then I found out where the family lived, knocked at the door and told the parents, the mom cried, she couldnot believe it... she said her toddler looked like she was content with the nanny while her older sons didnot like her, and she wasnot sure why... not sure what happened to the nanny or the family after that, but I felt that at least I did something and warned them.. if the situation was reveresed, I would want someone to tell me, I would want someone to talk to the nanny.. I would want something!!

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Latest post on 15 August 2012 - 14:19

Hi guys, I need to make reservation for eid buffett, somewhere kids friendly.. some places also offer use of hotel pool, so anything diffrent.. Looking forward to hear from you all.

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Latest post on 26 July 2012 - 08:28

Hi girls, thank you for the replies.. I actually like to see the diffrence in opinions I mean who says that everyone likes Dubai.. I didnot, I thought it was very impersonal, very fake, materialistic etc... Imet some nice people, but overall.. didnot like it.. ofcourse other people fall in love with it, but that wasnot me.. obviously Qatar will be the same, some people will like it, some will not.. I liek ot read more.. some Doha critisim I actuall like... eg.. no coffee shops open during Ramdan, I actually like that b/c it means its less tempting... overall.. I would love to meet new people.. so if anyone intrested, please let me know. <em>edited by Babysoosoo on 26/07/2012</em>

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Latest post on 19 June 2012 - 15:44

hey ladies, an FYI to everyone.. a friend of mine told me that her daughter woke up to go to the bathroom at 2:30 AM.. as she gets out of the bathroom and go to her room, she realizes a man standing by the door.. she screamed and the man ran away.... be in the look out... my friend lives in the Green community east... make sure your doors /windwos are locked all times... and let us know if u heard of anything else in green community so we are all aware.

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Latest post on 10 June 2012 - 13:06

My OH has been studying Arabic and is now at Low-Intermediate level and needs a tutor for Conversational Arabic. He is currently taking 4 hours a week with a language school one to one, but wants the opportunity to go to a coffee shop, or a supermarket and chat in Arabic for practical application. Does anyone have any experience of this? Or know any Arabic teachers (preferably Gulf or Syrian) who would be able to assist? Many Thanks Hi, I am looking for something too.. which language school does he attend? and where?

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Latest post on 10 June 2012 - 13:04

We are moving out of a 4 bed semi villa, the garden is finished with patio etc. if someone wants to move in then we can leave the garden as it is otherwise we have to rip it up and return to sand. Seems a shame to waste all that money when someone else can have the garden ? We are looking ot rent, how much is your rental? and how many sq ft? why r u moving out?

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Latest post on 08 May 2012 - 13:08

For me, IHOP is all about the carb heavy yummy breakfast - eggs, Bacon, pancakes, hash browns, mushrooms.... I have had salads and grills but thats not really the point for me. Thats like going to the Cheesecake factory and moaning about the calories in a slice of cheesecake that will easily feed 3! I LOVE THAT.. yes if you are going to count your calories, eat small portions at IHOP..

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Latest post on 08 May 2012 - 12:24

You are so cheeky Captain America - I take it you are an American bloke? lol edited by MissyChief on 30/04/2012 That's so rude! What does nationality have to do with it.. Captain America is stating her opinion, thats all.. no need to refer to where she is coming from.. and oh ya, I am American too..

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Latest post on 26 April 2012 - 14:05

If you scroll down that yahoo page an Immigration Attorney has given this info: The 3-step process is to file and obtain Labor Certification from Department of Labor which requires advertising to locate domestic worker from local labor pool. Employer has to advertise in local newspapers of general circulation. If a local worker is not found, then you can proceed and file a Petition for Immigrant Worker, Form I-140. Once the petition is approved, then the visa is issued upon visa number becoming current. That is what Fred (earlier answerer) is referring to. It takes several years in the Third preference employment based category as Fred correctly pointed out. Madan Ahluwalia Immigration Attorney www.ahluwalia-law.com So I guess it can be done, but it will take a few years, by which time your children will be older (ie after you first advertise the position in the local paper stipulating you want an Arabic speaking, Muslim nanny and don't hope you don't happen to find one, and then you can begin the application process after that.) I KNOW!! based on this my kids will be working.. and the nanny probbaly will be 103 years old.. and I will be 109....I would need a nurse by then.. IF I AM ALIVE..

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Latest post on 26 April 2012 - 12:32

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071230185506AAzXQiE Someone has asked this question, for a Phillippine worker on the above link. I think you will find it very difficult, though, You nay have to have a guarantee for her (as if she runs off (as they tend to expect they will do when you tell them 'contract is up' as you've been thinking '2 year contract, they've been thinking 'US Passport') the gment wants to hold you accountable for bringing that burden into their country). I think your next challenge will be that it is not a qualified position and there are many nannies on permanent residence in the States already. I also think your accounts will be reviewed, ie you have to have a minimum income of X in order to sponsor her, or assets equal to Y'. I do think you are better off contacting your embassy for this, though, and asking them the visa requirements as you're most likely just going to get opinions on this site when you need facts. hey, thanks for yr answer , correct on many nannies in the US, but nanny who speaks arabic snd muslim is unique... lets hope it works.. :)

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Latest post on 26 April 2012 - 12:11

Would your nanny want to go to the US - Best check with her before you make all the arrangements Hi, Thanks for the reply, yes, deffintley checked and she is delighted for the experience...hopefully its possible.. I told her to stop dreaming until we are sure, she is already dreaming :)

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Latest post on 26 April 2012 - 12:03

Was wondering if I can do that.. We may be moving back to the US this summer.. We want our nanny, can this happen? Is it doable? Has anyone done this before? I won’t let her live illegally either… some people would take their nanny on a visit visa and let her stay, and we are not willing to do this… I would like to keep her for 1 or 2 years possibly.. My justification for employing her and not someone else, aside from me trusting her with the kids, but b/c she also speaks Arabic and is Muslim.. both is a requirement for me. I will pay her the usual minimum employment rate in the States, so that wont be an issue either… Does anyone know?.. when I say permamantly, I really mean 1- 2 years, but not forever, but its also not a short visit.. she has a daughter back home, so she needs to go back when her term is over.. <em>edited by Babysoosoo on 26/04/2012</em>

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Latest post on 19 April 2012 - 08:21

Hi, I've been a EW member for a few years but don't post very often. I was hoping that you ladies could give me some advice for a friend of mine living in the UK. She is a Muslim lady married to a Christian. She is aware that this is not allowed by her religion but hasn't been practicing her religion for a few years. She is considering moving to Dubai and asked me if I could find out if she would face any problems here, in particular, if her and her husband have children in Dubai. She is hoping to start a family next year and was advised that she would face problems registering a child's birth in Dubai as her marriage took place in a church in the UK and her marriage certificate indicates this. Does anyone know if she will face any problems here in particular in relation to having children? She is worried enough to change her plans to relocate to the UAE if it would affect giving birth, obtaining a birth certificate or registering the birth. Thanks, Bee Seriously its common sense.. UAE practices the shariaah law... in my humble opionion she will be in trouble... they ask for your religon all th etime here.. in all applications... if she writes muslim, and he is Christian.. she is going to get in trouble... b/c shariah law doesnt permit the mirrage... then she and her husband are really living togther in Dubai when she is not suppose to do that.. whats worst is when she has kids.... she need to be careful b/c she may end up with serious serious legal issues..

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Latest post on 18 April 2012 - 19:57

hey guys, I just came from Virginia 6 months ago.. My kis were in Mosby woods which is a really really good school... Fairfax county schools is one of the best in the US.. so you need to stick with them.. My kids were in the school from 1st till 6th.. so I have experience with all grade.. by all means the BEST.... SACC (after school care) is also one of the best... if you tell me where exactly are you, I can give you more info..

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Latest post on 18 April 2012 - 14:38

He, his wife or someone he knows is reading EW (right about now)! ;) ok guys stop making fun of the situation.. you have another sweet (me) expat lady who is freaking out... and hm.. its ok if they read.. its ok to let people know you are 1- ****** off 2- know your right 3- have people who support 4- other people read the tenancy bible too..

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