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can my nephew come from Norway to study a year in the US and stay with me, his aunt. He will be a Junior in High School and also is a citizen of the US as well as a citizen of Norway where he resides. He really wants to come to my place and go to school here for a year. Any advice?......Aunt Amy


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Go for it!!

Good idea.

 
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