if i'd like to work in the states -no matter what- i would have to get a green card/ work permit. is this right? (yes---)
like, i wanna do freelancing jobs there and have to write bills...

if i don't have a place to live i can't get a job. do i have to be a resident first for a certain amount of time in order to make my way as a freelancer? in official terms...

how is this regulated?

i used to be a dishwasher already in tucson, az....but (can i say that...???)
i worked for my aunt

thanks for answering.

where are you from buddy?

Sebastian J. wrote:where are you from buddy?

that would be germany...
why?

If you want to work in New York (Long Island) I can offer you a job from April to Oktober - cleaning swimming pools. We can pursue audio engineering on the off hours.

LouD. wrote:If you want to work in New York (Long Island) I can offer you a job from April to Oktober - cleaning swimming pools. We can pursue audio engineering on the off hours.

damn i missed it....

i love cleaning pools. then rock em in any way... *burp*
was machst du eigentlich in Long Island, du langer Eugen?

you didn't miss nothin..
there's always 2008...

Ich habe eine schwimmbad firme in das Hamptons, so ich kann ton teknischer zeug kaufen.

(lange eugen?) ah - the buildings?

Nothing porn about it (unfortunately?)

Anyone who wants to work on the east end of Long Island from April to October contact me.
You'll need a clean drivers license and experience cleaning swimming pools is of course a plus, but not necessary. It's pretty hard work at the beginning, but smooth sailing come June.

I have a nice mobile analog setup that will be up and running in a couple weeks here, so we could get involved in recordings on the off hours. (usually Sat - Tues)

never thought I'd be using an audio forum for pool talk..

p.s. - yes, they're all froze up now in winter - makes for good business winterizing pools and a good winter off playing with microphones and such.