CITIZEN Pinoy brings you the second installment of “Your Tanong, My Sagot” episodes filmed at Valerio’s Tropical Bakeshop in Chicago, IL.
In this episode, Liza Valerio, a member of the Valerio family and one of the store’s co-owners, joins leading U.S. Immigration Attorney Michael J. Gurfinkel. “Tita Liza” gives Atty. Gurfinkel a tour of the kitchen where the daily production of their popular baked goods begins as early as 5:00 A.M.
Tita Liza was able to ask Atty. Gurfinkel if she could petition a family member from the Philippines to work as a nanny for her two-month-old granddaughter.
Other customers and an employee of the branch were also able to ask their questions.
Jim has had his green card for almost five (5) years now. He wants to know if it is okay for him to file for his naturalization early.
Leah and her husband are green card holders. They used to live in Qatar. However, Leah’s husband still chooses to work in Qatar, so she wants to know if such an arrangement will become a problem.
Elvira’s daughter petitioned her brother back in 2014. She is asking why it is taking so long.
Lyn, an employee of Valerio’s, wants to know how they can expedite the arrival of their son in the U.S. Her husband petitioned their son in 2018, and the son is now 37 years old.
Atty. Gurfinkel answers these questions and more in part 2 of “Your Tanong, My Sagot” at Valerio’s Chicago branch. Watch this brand-new episode of Citizen Pinoy on Sunday, July 21 at 6:30 PM PT (9:30 PM ET through select Cable/Satellite providers), right after TV Patrol Linggo. Citizen Pinoy is also available on iWantTFC. Viewers may download the free app.
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