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Flopie133
Joined 2013
Posts: 413

Looking for a maid and driver

11 years ago

I will be coming back to the Philippines in June to bring my elderly parents home. Been in the States since 1973 and only been back a handful of times to vacation though not to see relatives as those closest in relation are already in the US. Just got my dual citizenship, already have a house in a gated subdivision in the Tagaytay area--far from the rest of the "hundreds" of extended and virtual strangers/family in Bataan. So far, I have done all the arrangements myself without help from relatives but got stumped with finding a maid and driver. Seems most are now OFW.Thought we had a driver lined up but he just backed out as he finds Tagaytay area too quiet and lonely for him. Can anyone recommend a reliable agency if we have to resort to one?

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