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Do you have a socal? I found having to wait for one a real barrier to online applications. So if you don't, try and get that sorted asap.
Good luck with it all. It's a wicked place to live.
Also worth pointing out the L train is going to closed for the foreseeable future so rental prices are dropping in Williamsburg. If you can get away with using the ferry to commute to work, that could be worth a look. Although massively reduces your ability to travel in general.
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could always ride over the williamsburg bridge.
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Do you mean social security number? If so, yes, I do have one.
That’s a really good thing to point out, I had no idea, but Brooklyn is definitely at the top of our list. I don’t think I can live in Manhattan. I probably could but there’s only a tiny part of the West Village that I could see myself living in. All just a bit too busy. I’d happily consider living up the Hudson but my girlfriends not into it.
cornelius_blackfoot
JB
I should’ve mentioned, I’ve always lived in England, but was born with a US Passport.
I’m hoping it will be fairly straight forward to find a job before I actually go there...