hmm -- hey, various ex-us expats: it might be a good time for us all to gather a bunch of our knowledge regarding how we found our way Elsewhere
it's looking increasingly like whole swathes of folks in all of our various online communities are about to need these kinds of resources
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is there a service to contribute these kinds of things, to? if not, anyone have thoughts about a good way to gather them and make them accessible?
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@ktemkin @trans_rescue might be a thing? They've been quite active providing information.
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@wmd @ktemkin
We've been trying to do this very thing. We've found there's a lot of misinformation floating about as well, so we're also trying to act as a fact checking center.
We do information sessions, provide 'office hours' you can drop in and get help making individual plans, and we maintain an active blog and YouTube channel with info. We try to use official sources and check things with our staff attorney.
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Ah, hi! Let me know if there's anything I can help contribute -- I've just gone through the DAFT process and, while I don't have the background to know how documentation requirements might impact trans folks, I do have recent IND letters that describe their current 'temporary' DAFT process and would be happy to provide input/writing/resources.
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thanks! we'd love it if you wrote up a detailed description of the process as you went thru it. send to annie@transrescue.org
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