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Where do you live?: Santa Clara, CA

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Qamar Hasan

Which college or university?: NED

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: a lot

Your graduation date?: Dec 1997

Your major?: Computer Systems

What do you do for a living?: Software Development

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At 3:21pm on September 21, 2007, Kamran Khan said…: Salam Bhai. Kidhar ho. Kia Chaal raha hay?

At 3:52pm on September 21, 2007, Shahid Usman said…: Welcome Qamar...
- Shahid

At 3:56pm on September 21, 2007, Muhammad Waseem said…: Hi Qamar,

how are you doing? welcome to the club.

At 4:11pm on September 21, 2007, Shahid Usman said…: yeah tazaa pic hay bhai.. aur tazaa key liyay kuch intezaar karein :)
Kamran.. koe apni new tasveer bhee post karo, itnee dor sey tum scenery ka part ban gae ho, like one more tree :))

- Shahid

At 2:29pm on September 24, 2007, Kaleem Abdullah said…: qamar,
good to see you here...

At 6:21pm on September 25, 2007, Samina Cyrus said…: Great to hear from you. I am fine . I have two kids mashallah. So most of the time I am busy with them. Moved to Singapore early this year because of my husband job who is a banker. Tell me about your family.

At 9:57pm on September 25, 2007, Shahid Usman said…: Walikum Salaam Qamar,
kia matlab,, does it mean AP kay saath special registration ki zarorat nahi hay ?? achi bat hay ager confirm ho jae...:)

Haan , INshallah see you at SFO this friday..
Do update the zabihah website. and your bad experience.

AH
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At 12:28pm on September 26, 2007, Muhammad Shoaib said…: One of my friend came back from Pakistan two weeks ago on AP ... he did go through special registration.

Let me know if you need more information.

At 3:48am on September 27, 2007, Kamran Khan said…: I don't think you require NASEER registration if you are travelling on AP. Did you check with the airport immigration to see if you needed to have an Exit interview before leaving. Because that would be more important than getting NASEER registration done at the time of entry. My brother and mammoo have traveled several time on AP without going through the registration process.

When I came back from Pakistan in July I stood in line for the regular counter( I have GC now) but when I reached there they took me to a seperate counter and made me wait for a couple of hours. At the counter the immigration guy asked some general questions but that was not Naseer registration.

Shoaib your friend might have mixed that with NASEER registration. Delete Comment

At 1:46pm on September 28, 2007, Syed Azfar Kamal said…: Assalamoalikum Qamar,
kya haal hai. kahan hotay ho yaar kabhi baat hei nahi hui NED kay baad. Let me know how things are with you.

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