Category: Living in America
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Where to Watch Premier League Football in New York City
You’ve just made the big move of your life, crossing a continent for a new adventure, job, or family. But fear not, the Premier League is beloved all over the U.S., especially in New York City, where you can catch the games at fantastic venues and connect with like-minded fans. Plus, the EFL matches will…
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Are there any British NFL players?
Does anyone from the UK play American Football professionally? Yes! A handful of our countrymen play the most American game of all (don’t come for us, baseball fans). Here’s a few of our home-grown stars: 1. Jamie Gillan (aka the “Scottish Hammer”) Jamie Gillan (Arbroath, Scotland): Known as the “Scottish Hammer,” Gillan is a punter…
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Understanding the Difference Between Your ‘Visa’ and Your Immigration ‘Status’
It’s crucial to know the distinction between the visa page or sticker in your passport and your immigration status. In this post, we’ll quickly explain what a visa is and what your immigration status means, to help you maintain your status and avoid legal complications. What is a visa? A visa is a stamp or…
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Where to Find British Chocolate in the U.S.
Moving to the U.S. is undoubtably thrilling, but one thing Brits often miss their chocolate. Hershey’s just can’t compare! Luckily, you can find British chocolate online or at international markets and specialty shops. In NYC, check out places like Myers of Keswick and Tea and Sympathy for a taste of home.
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Transferring Money from the UK to the U.S.
International money transfers between the U.S. and U.K. require attention to fees, exchange rates, and processing times. Traditional bank transfers often incur higher fees and slower processing compared to online services like Wise or Revolut, which provide competitive rates and convenience. Always verify details before transferring funds, as conditions may vary.
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How to Get a Social Security Number as a Brit in the U.S.
If you’re planning to work or live in the USA, you absolutely need a Social Security Number (SSN). Not to be confused with a Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN), an SSN is necessary for things like taxes, banking, and getting a driver’s license. The process for getting an SSN varies depending on your situation, so…
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