Episode 24 Immigrant Visas and International Love with Debbie Wheeler Anosike

10/02/19 • 49 min

Debbie Wheeler Anosike is from Texas and her husband is from Nigeria and mine is from The Gambia. We talk about the K1 and CR-1/ IR-1 Visa as well as the I-130 process and the I-864 Income Guidelines.

Learn more about the emotional struggle of bringing your immigrant loved ones from overseas to the US, The importance of sisterhood, The Step by Step process and how you can bring your spouse or fiance without a lawyer.

Watch the Video Version on YouTube: https://youtu.be/hG94lTaVzIY

Mentioned:

uscis.gov

90 Day Fiance

VisaJourney.com

I Found Love - What Do I Do Next?

Donate to this podcast: patreon.com/livinglegacy

Quotes:

"Every country has an income guideline that a petitioner must meet to bring and sponsor and bring their loved one here."

"America is the cheapest country by far."

"Think about co signing for a car and you don't know nothing about what they bought. Somebody decided you say would you cosign for me to go get this car. You don't know if the car is new or whatever, but you say okay."

"Please know the income guidelines on the I-864 is the poverty guidelines."

You can find Debbie:

https://instagram.com/Debbie_Dwheels76

https://www.linkedin.com/in/debbie-anosike-8b867b13

Paypal is PayPal.Me/DivineVisaConsultant

Subscribe to more episodes:

Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2TdAZ87

Google Play: http://bit.ly/2NzzSup

Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=378763&refid=stpr

Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2NYapeh

Watch the Video Version on YouTube: https://youtu.be/hG94lTaVzIY

Mentioned:

uscis.gov

90 Day Fiance

VisaJourney.com

I Found Love - What Do I Do Next?

Donate to this podcast: patreon.com/livinglegacy

Quotes:

"Every country has an income guideline that a petitioner must meet to bring and sponsor and bring their loved one here."

"America is the cheapest country by far."

"Please know the income guidelines on the I-864 is the poverty guidelines."

You can find Debbie:

https://instagram.com/Debbie_Dwheels76

https://www.linkedin.com/in/debbie-anosike-8b867b13

Paypal is PayPal.Me/DivineVisaConsultant

Subscribe to more episodes:

Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2TdAZ87

Google Play: http://bit.ly/2NzzSup

Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=378763&refid=stpr

Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2NYapeh

Previous Episode

Episode 23 How to Start a Podcast

In this episode, you will learn how podcasting is very similar to the other mediums. I will share the best tips and tricks for starting off with editing and publishing your own podcast even ith a co-host before outsourcing so you become familiar with your own podcast's brand. I will also share how to go from writing to speaking as a podcaster. I will also share the importance of sharing your story on your podcast because your story needs to be heard.

How Podcasting Was My Therapy

How I went from Blogging to Youtubing, to Podcasting

My popular blog post became the first podcast episode - sharing my story as a cancer survivor
Read Your Own Blog Posts in a Casual Voice
How to Repurpose Your Content
How to Confidently Share Your Story (Toot Your Own Horn)
Most people do not care about your voice the way you do
How to use the skills that you already have to make high-quality audio content - Foamboard, Blanket, Tent, Partition
Continue to Use Youtube
Become familiar with your own brand before outsourcing or co-hosting
Just Do It
Export Audio from your already Uploaded Videos
Record and Edit
But Don’t be afraid to share your story - it needs to be heard
Use the Microphone from your phone and the voice recorder apps on your phone
Record and edit three episodes of your own before outsourcing

Quotes:

“Even though there are a million podcasts out there Your voice, knowledge, and story are unique.”

“I watched Youtube videos by Pat Flynn in regards to the technical aspect of getting started.”

“Podcasting is basically your own NPR.”

Mentioned:

Use Libsyn as your host

You may also use Anchor or Soundcloud as a way to get started for free

Technology Engagement Center

Acuity Scheduling

Zoom Online Meetings

Zoom H1n Recorder

If you have a Macbook or access to a Mac at a library, use Garageband

Podcasts Mentioned that I Listen to

I listened to the Nicole Walters Podcast - I finally get over imposter syndrome

I also listened to the episode by

Happy Black Woman

Side Hustle Pro

GoalDigger Podcast

To watch the video version of my previously recorded excerpt and the presentations of 17 other speakers, visit

https://podthon.com/allaccess/

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Next Episode

Episode 25 Mental Health and Travel Panel Live from Nomadness Fest with Samantha Everette, Gentamu McKinney, and Voelle

In honor of World Mental Health Day, this excerpt from this panel discusses all the ways that mental health plays into travel organization and execution.

Created by NOMADNESS Travel Tribe, Nomadness Fest is the gathering of like minds in travel and culture. This festival is a safe space for black and brown travelers from around the world, to build ideas, meet travel influencers, and experience parts of the world through on-site activations. Learn more at https://nomadnessfest.com/

Mentions:

https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2019/10/10/default-calendar/world-mental-health-day-2019-focus-on-suicide-prevention

https://silencetheshame.com

Gentamu's book, Keep Calm, Bring Your Carry On

The Ultimate Self-care Guide for Travelers of Color

https://publishizer.com/keep-calm-bring-your-carry-on

Watch this panel on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diWAvtC7meM&t

Moderated by: Samantha Everette https://www.instagram.com/thequeenofvacations/

Panelists: Gentamu McKinney https://www.instagram.com/voluntour_adventures/

Zaakirah Muhammad https://www.instagram.com/illuminousone/

Voelle https://www.instagram.com/psvoel/