Help Me Get My Husband Back
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To my beautiful friends, family, and maybe even strangers,
My husband, Clément, is the light of my life. We got married last October, and it was one of the happiest days of my life. Some of you may know him. He is abundantly kind and warm, amiably unusual, smart as hell, and STRONG. He wears a suit of golden armor. Currently, the Atlantic Ocean is between us, and I miss him with all my heart.
Due to his visa expiring, the presidential administration's immigration policies, and the pandemic, he moved back to his home country, France. We are trying to expedite his ability to live in the United States, so I want to use this crowdfunding to finance the visa application cost and the cost of him settling back into the States. It's looking like an O-1 Visa, known as the artist visa, is the speediest return for Clem. This visa application runs at a higher expense than others but can also have a faster turn-around. Clem is an artist of many facets. He is a multi-disciplinary professional who has been apart of countless projects with talented musicians and visual artists. He has even scored for films and musicals. Clem is also a gentle and patient teacher to people who needed him. I'm so proud of him, and I want him to be able to live in America work on his craft, not to mention live with his wife.
I am currently about to start a position as an unpaid music therapy intern at the Children's Hospital of LA, and due to the lockdown in Paris, Clem has limited means of income. This is an expensive plan, especially for two twenty-something newlyweds. Logistically, we would love this capital as soon as possible. The US government does not wait for anybody, and honestly, I can't wait to live with my husband again! The sooner, the better, baby!
This support would mean bringing my family home. During this time of civil unrest, sickness, and longing for the return of normal life, I would relish in my husband's constant presence. It would mean the world to us, our families, and our close friends if you can find it in your heart to donate. Even if you can't donate, you can share! These times are tough, but even a little bit can help bring my Clem home because America is his home now, and he belongs here.
Love,
Kate
My husband, Clément, is the light of my life. We got married last October, and it was one of the happiest days of my life. Some of you may know him. He is abundantly kind and warm, amiably unusual, smart as hell, and STRONG. He wears a suit of golden armor. Currently, the Atlantic Ocean is between us, and I miss him with all my heart.
Due to his visa expiring, the presidential administration's immigration policies, and the pandemic, he moved back to his home country, France. We are trying to expedite his ability to live in the United States, so I want to use this crowdfunding to finance the visa application cost and the cost of him settling back into the States. It's looking like an O-1 Visa, known as the artist visa, is the speediest return for Clem. This visa application runs at a higher expense than others but can also have a faster turn-around. Clem is an artist of many facets. He is a multi-disciplinary professional who has been apart of countless projects with talented musicians and visual artists. He has even scored for films and musicals. Clem is also a gentle and patient teacher to people who needed him. I'm so proud of him, and I want him to be able to live in America work on his craft, not to mention live with his wife.
I am currently about to start a position as an unpaid music therapy intern at the Children's Hospital of LA, and due to the lockdown in Paris, Clem has limited means of income. This is an expensive plan, especially for two twenty-something newlyweds. Logistically, we would love this capital as soon as possible. The US government does not wait for anybody, and honestly, I can't wait to live with my husband again! The sooner, the better, baby!
This support would mean bringing my family home. During this time of civil unrest, sickness, and longing for the return of normal life, I would relish in my husband's constant presence. It would mean the world to us, our families, and our close friends if you can find it in your heart to donate. Even if you can't donate, you can share! These times are tough, but even a little bit can help bring my Clem home because America is his home now, and he belongs here.
Love,
Kate
Organizer
Kate Leau
Organizer
Nashville, TN