Subject: [[email-masked]: Re: [[email-masked]: LCnet News-release (11/05/93)]]

From: [email-masked] (Mi Mi)
Date: Sat, 6 Nov 93 23:04:42 CST

Date:         Sat, 06 Nov 93 21:26:37 EST
>From: [email-masked]
Subject:      Re: [[email-masked]: LCnet News-release (11/05/93)]
To: [email-masked]
In-Reply-To:  Your message of Fri, 5 Nov 93 22:21:00 CST

   Again, if you were a CSPA the company would save thousands of dollars to
transfer your visa status.  Of most significant is that it would save their
energy and vaoid possible legal troubles.  Those companies which have
rejected LCers must have spent a lot money on the visa transfer.  Hence, it
was your visa status, not CSPA issue, that determined the  fate of interview.
If you can convince, better to use your skill or experience, the interviewer
that it would be worthwhile for them spending money on your status, you would
be the final vinner.  Just try your best, do not blame others, nor CSPAers.
if you got a free time try to watch the film ' Beijingers in New York'.  I am
pretty sure it would help you a lot.  Good luck.