BlondieMenace

They do, but they might get annoyed if you insist in using it instead of their language, considering that you want them to do something for you and not the other way around. It's stupid, but it might me a factor. Being American gives no one bonus points with Latin American bureaucracy.

I was born in 1979. The fact that this is actually in the realm of possibility again just boggles my mind.

Hello! I'm a Brazilian woman, and I've always wanted to volunteer abroad. I'm well educated, but I don't have a college degree. Should I look into volunteer opportunities in Timor Leste, or would that do more harm than good, aka, take away opportunities for the locals?

What happens during a psych hold? What should a patient expect, and are there safeguards in place if one is put on one in justly somehow?

What about visitors, can people come see you? Are you allowed to call people other than a lawyer? Thanks for answering!