franchising uk

A:Yes, a franchise is a valid route to an E2. However there is *no* direct path towards permanent residency through an E2. Furthermore there are huge restrictions placed upon the families of E2, such as that children age out at 21 and must either return home or be eligible for a visa of their own which would allow them to remain in the U.S. Finally, it is not all about hiring American's or permanent residents, it depends on the size of your investment. You are looking at a minimum of $150K (the more, the better) bearing in mind you will need somewhere to live and with any startup business you will need at least 2 years living money as back up. So a figure of $350k would be a nearer minimum.

A:It's going to cost you and me big money to repaint all those trains and rebrand any stations and marketing along the way, plus get new uniforms for the SAME STAFF. Arriva won't be providing any new trains in the near future, so the service won't get any better. The same signallers will be signalling the same trains on the same overcrowded and underfunded network. Ok, so there's a new management team. That's about it. First Great Western run the entire Western region apart from Wales. Arriva now run the entire rest of the region. How can that be good for the customer when there is no competition?

A:Hi, I live in UK I can do pc work frpm home, if u r intersted, e amil me and give more details. Thanks

A:I'm not sure, but try using this link to see if you find the info. you need http://www.uchicago.edu/uchi/academics/.

A:Torn between Starbucks and Bean Scene. There's no question Starbucks makes the best coffee, hands down. But I quite like the atmosphere at Bean Scene - very kid friendly.