Saturday, January 16, 2010

Immigration FAQ (II)

by Immigrationfaq

When Reagan signed the amnesty, the congress passed the bill first or, they didn't do anything and?
Reagan just signed his own law by himself?

Hey please tell me what to do cause I am lost.?
Alright. here is the story. I was brought by my parents to the U.S. from Mexico when I was 2 years old. Then they left me with my grandparents later and they both simply disappear. I have never gone back to mexico and if i were to get deported I would have no where to...

I have a UK student visa and want to leave my place of study, do I have to leave UK or can I find a new school
The contract I signed (and paid !诿0 for) has been breached as we are being forced to work in poor conditions as part of the programme, I have asked to leave but have been told I will be reported...

Citizenship?
I'm a legal resident and I just found out my husband was married while we got married.is my marriage null now and therefore my immigration status of legal resident?? HELP!

Is there any point in changing to british nationality? Currently i am danish, living in england?
i am living in England since the past 2 years and 5 months, does it make any differece to what i am able to do in the UK with a Danish nationality or is it the same as it will be with Britsh?My age is 17.

Do immigrants do jobs that Americans don't want?
This is a big issue in the immigration debate, especially in regards to illegal immigrants in the U.S. Are they doing jobs that American citizens will not do, or will not perform for the pay and conditions offered? Are there droves of people willing to fill the jobs that the illegals are doing? If they...

I-130 child petitions expired?
Hello just wondering about this questions,i have kids in the philippines that i've petitions a couple of years ago,but did nothng to it,and now its already expired..what do i do now? i want my kids to come here already,calld n.v.c they said petitions papers already expired..pls help.thanks

Can you change status from Visitor to Permanent resident?
My Mum is a U.K. citizen and is here on a 3 months waiver program (Visitors visa). I am a U.S. Citizen and would like to apply for her Green Card. Does she have to leave the coutry so I can file for her I-130? Or she can remain here while her green card application is being...
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Monday, January 11, 2010

Immigration FAQ (I)

by Immigrationfaq

Please check if the vacant positions announced by NEW CANADA Hotel in Quebec is real?
My staff in my office here in the Philippines was offered a position as Gift Shop Manager for a contract of 2 years in New Canada Hotel at Quebec. She was offered a monthly salary of $2,500 USD. She was made to coordinate at the Immigration Office and to...

My chinese visa expires on the 9th sept, but my flight is on the 10th, what will happen?
My visa expires on the 9th september but my flight is at 6am on the 10th. what should i do? i tried extended my visa but it will take until the 11th. What will happen if i turn up at the airport on the 10th with an invalid...

Will I get an actual document or hard copy of my Australian visa?
I just applied and got approved for my Australian student visa and was e-mailed my visa number and told that I would need to have it with me. I assumed that I would be mailed or receive some kind of actual document, stamp, or other item at some point... I can't...

Should the USA conduct a Punitive Expedition into Mexico again to punish it?
Mexico is invading our country one militia member at a time and it's army is routinely invading the USA and kidnapping US Citizens and protecting drug shipments.Why don't we conduct a Punitive Expedition into Mexico to punish it like we did in the past?

Why isn't the phrase "build the wall" understood for what it really means?
It means build the wall. It means enforce the laws and deport those who break them if they're illegal aliens and jail them if they are citizens who hire them. Build the wall means not having to press ONE for your own language, or having to hunt around on the package till...

How does a person move to another country?
I'm not thinking about moving. But I've always wondered how hard it would be to move from one country to another. Do you have to apply for a green card in another country like here in America? How do you find housing, job, etc.?

Spanglish is not acceptable! That's why the USA need Bilingual Education in all grades of Public Schools! OK?
Educational Reforms!!-We don't need more generations of Anglo-Monolinguals! Like Lou!!
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Saturday, December 05, 2009

Immigration Q&A (III)

by Immigrationfaq

How do I resign as sponsor of an alien? My husband left me and I no longer wish to sponsor him. What can I do?
I am a state registered nurse and got married to a Colombian immigrant two years ago because I fell in love with him and believed that he loved me. He has since been granted a conditional resident visa and is now...

Have you seen the comments to Janet Napolitano's article "The Myth of Amnesty"?
She is the Governor of Arizona, her story is a cry for sympathy towards illegal aliens- regarding how they are paying for the crimes they have committed..Here is the link for the story: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/con...Now read the comments there are hundreds: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/con...

Now that the Immigration bill has been defeated we must go on the offensive!?
Remember those who voted for the bill and vote them out off office.Demand tougher legislation on the guest worker program. Demand a crack down and overhaul of the corrupt on the H1b worker program. Demand tougher penalties for businesses that hire illegals. Demand that our boarders be guarded like they should be...

H1B visa appeal help?
Hi.. i am working for a company in the US (not a consultant), they applied for my visa (H1B advanced degree) and it got rejected,My visa rejection reciept has a stamp dated 11th of april and the reason was visa cap being filled. The company lawyer says it is not true and they must have mistakenly had me on the regular quota...

Immigration question...please help?
Has anyone had to deal with a difficult immigration process?If so can you help me...my relatives that currently reside in Syria are having difficulty coming to the US for a visit and that is solely the purpose, I don't understand why they can't come, is there any way to get them over here?? Pleeease help , thanx :)

What will immigration be like when there are no borders left?
The North American Union is going full speed ahead and the amnesty for ill egals aliens. How will this change immigration? Don't believe me that the sovereignty of the USA is at stake? The North American Union (Mexico, USA and Canada) is very real. Look at these links and let me...

What do your legal mexican-american friends think about..cont?
illegal immigration?I have many mexican-american friends.They are outraged that ILLEGALS(most of whom are mexican)sneak in this country, demand rights,milk our social services,pay no taxes,etc.They are outraged because it wasn't fast or easy for them to become legal citizens of this country they love.Also,they are experiencing a different tone from U.S. citizens who lump them into the illegal crowd.

Anyone who's not native american isnt a foreigner how?/?
what's the difference between an illegals offspring an syou?/ that's right your over inflated egos.

How come people in Sudan are"CRYING WITH HUNGER"?
How many people in Mexico are straving ? How is Mexico problems considered to be far worst ? HABILE, Chad (Reuters) - Mahamat stares out from beneath his mother's shawl, his eyes glassy and bewildered His shoulder bones protrude painfully from his tiny frame, while wisps of orange hair cover his over-sized head.He's only 2-years-old, but he...

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Now that the Immigration bill has been defeated we must go on the offensive!? Remember those who voted for the bill and vote them out off office.Demand tougher legislation on the guest worker program. Demand a crack down and overhaul of the corrupt on the H1b worker program. Demand tougher penalties for businesses that hire illegals. Demand that our boarders be guarded like they should be...

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Monday, September 14, 2009

Illegal immigrants: A fact check on their place in health reform

Reuters did a "fact box" on illegal immigrants and President Obama's health care reform push.

Among the findings: "There were 46.3 million people without health insurance in the United States in 2008 from 45.7 million a year earlier, according to the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey released on Thursday."

"Some 44.7 percent of non-citizen immigrants were uninsured in 2008. Among native-born citizens, the figure stood at 12.9 percent in 2008."

"There is no widely accepted national estimate of the annual cost of healthcare for illegal immigrants, partly because hospitals do not collect immigration figures."

"The Federation for American Immigration Reform, which advocates a temporary moratorium on most immigration, puts the cost at $10.7 billion and calls the estimate conservative" (Bigg, 9/13).

PolitiFact's "Truth-O-Meter," which ruled Rep. Joe Wilson wrong when he called President Obama's a liar on immigrants and health reform, weighed in on the GOP's follow-up: "The Republican conference ... says, 'Fact: Nothing in any of the Democrat bills would require individuals to verify their citizenship or identity prior to receiving taxpayer-subsidized benefits, making the president's promise one that the legislation itself does not keep.' We dug into the facts and found the Republicans were partly right and gave them a Half True" (Jacobson, 9/10) .

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Thursday, September 03, 2009

Immigration Q&A (II)

by Immigrationfaq

Residency in the us question!! PLEASE HELP!?
if someone had there green card in the united states that would entitle them to be a resident but if they were to want to live in a different country could they get a visa in a different country and keep there resideny in the united states or is there a rule to keep your residency in the us...

travelling with expired green card?
Can my husband travel if his green card expired? It expired in December. We sent in to renew it last September. I thought it was supposed to take 6-9 months to get the new green card.does anyone know how long it takes? We bought are tickets already for the end of July and i just need to make sure we can...

Time for immigration process?
Can anyone tell me that how much time is required for the completion of immigration process from Pakistan to Canada,for a skilled-worker immigration(as a Pharmacist)?Experienced person can get 10 for answer

Did you hear about the new immigration overhaul?
seems like congress wil want to make illegal aliens pat fines,make trips home,a longer waiting peroid and hefty fines for employers that break the law.what i can believe is that yahoo reporters say that a majority of citizens approve of illegals staying and becoming citizens.do you bealive that poll? i would think that probably 99% of americans would...

Legal immigration; are you anti or pro and why ? (read details below)?
Thanks for taking time to answer this question, please elaborate your answer and explain in details, I appreciate your time and sharing your points of view.note: if you are a racist, using the harsh language, want to insult an indivudual or a group of people, get the hell out of my...

Why can't we close our borders to prevent illegal immigration?
Is it really that hard to keep people out of your house that you don't want there? I don't have any problem with immigration. I do have a problem with an opportunist walking through my back door just because I stepped out the front door to set out the trash or check my mail. Speaking figuratively.

I want a temporary job in south korea?
does anyone know how i may be able to apply for a temporary job in south korea. I've been here for about one and half a month now. and i need to raise money so i could pay for the airfare back to the philippines. my tourist visa will expire soon and i dont want to stay here...

If I have a Green Card, have a home in New Jersey, but am in college at MA, do I count as a MA Resident?
My family lives in New Jersey, but I attend college in Massachusetts. Do I constitute a legal resident of MA or only in NJ?
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Immigration Q&A (I)

by Immigrationfaq

What's your opinion on the INS raid on the chicken processing plant in Ohio ?...Why go after the illegals who
are working and just trying to care for their families?...My opinion is that the efforts should be more focused on the street thug illegal...that's my opinion,,,what is yours?

What will Bush do to us today?
Great, he is in Mexico today. How do you suppose he is selling us out today. We should have built that darn wall.

I'm holding a contest.?
I'm looking for the best reason why I should make an appearance at your states anti immigration march. Winner gets to pay for a plane ticket for me to attend your states march.

Would you consider this an amnesty?
You break into a Best Buy store that is closed for the night. You unload all of the merchandise, truckload after truckload, until the store is cleaned out. You are later caught. You are told to pay a fine of $5, after which you are scot free.Using the logic of the left, this would not be an...

if you already have lived in the US for 20 yrs, and try to get residency, can you be deported??
my girlfriend's dad has lived in the US for about 20 yrs, yesterday he had an appointment to get his residency but instead he got deported. can they do that? can he ever come back and live here again? i need your help please! my girlfriend...

Do the people* or the electorial college truly represent the passage into the office of the president by the?
most popular electorial candidate? *including voting us citizens who are legal immigrants

So how come all the other countries aren't racist?
So every single country in the world has laws on immigration saying you cannot just come and go without registering. Why is it no one cares that 99.9% of the world enforces the laws but only America is racist for wanting to enforce ours?Really not trying to be offensive I just don't like being called racist...

Workers sue U.S. factory after immigration raid what do you think?
Tue May 15, 2007 5:42PM EDTBy Jason SzepBOSTON (Reuters) - Workers including 361 illegal immigrants were cheated of hundreds of thousands of dollars in overtime pay at a factory at the center of a high-profile raid in Massachusetts, according to a lawsuit filed on Tuesday.The class-action lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Boston on...

Can the taxpayers really afford amnesty? Remember the cost of German unification!?
The unification of Germany almost bankrupt Germany. And they were family members. Whereas illegal aliens are criminals of the lowest kind.Can we, the taxpayers, really afford the costs associated with Amnesty?And the "up to $5,000.00" fine mantra is just political lies. No one pays the maximum immigration fine now, so...

I need a temporary work in south korea?
is there someone you know i can work for, even as a nanny or a private english tutor in south korea? I have been here for one and a half month now, my tourist visa will expire soon and i dont to stay here illegally. I need to raise money so i could pay for the airfare back...
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Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Emigration to the USA, Want a Green Card For Talent?

by Groshan Fabiola

Emigration - moving from one country to another - can radically change a person's life. Of course, the more developed the country of your choice is, the more difficult is to emigrate there. Developed countries build barriers to unregulated immigration and attempt to search for skills and talent among the crowds desiring to immigrate.

This article is for people who seek emigration to America which is among the countries with the most strict and difficult immigration laws. There are four ways to obtain a green card - a status of a permanent resident alien in the USA. One can immigrate on the basis of (a) family relations; (b) employment/professional skills; (c) by winning in a Diversity Lottery; or (d) by obtaining a status of refugee/political asylum. There are thousands and thousands US law firms working in the area of immigration. We - a law group of Milgrom & Associates - work on all kinds of immigration cases. But our primary area is helping those whose goal is emigration on the basis of their unique professional skills and talent. And in this area we perform certain services that, as far as we know, are not offered by any other American attorney or law firm.

Let's say you are a foreign inventor and have a new invention you want to patent in the USA, or if you are a programmer, wrote a new computer program, and want to protect and register your copyright in the USA, or you are a composer who wrote a symphony which needs protection in the USA... In other words, if you (a) don't live in the US, (b) created something valuable and (c) want to protect your intellectual property rights in America - we can help you in doing that. Some other law firms offer such services, too.

Let's further say that after taking steps to protect and register your rights you believe that there is a demand for your creation in America. Then we can assist in monetization of your intellectual property. We can search for a company interested in licensing, manufacturing, marketing and selling your invention, for example. Or look for buyers for your computer program. Or find performers for your symphony. And when those interested parties are found we will conduct negotiations with them, draft an agreement on your behalf, and otherwise protect your interests. Very few - if any - law firms in the US offer this kind of services to their foreign clients. Finally, if your creation is commercially successful in America and emigration to the United States is your goal; we can help you and your family to get green cards - on the basis of that commercial success. As far as we know, nobody in the US offers all of the above as one package. These legal services offered by our firm are unique. Also we assist foreign talents and professionally successful people from all walks of life - science, literature/theater/music, business, sports, and industry - in obtaining green cards. We help them and their families in their emigration to the US.

Emigration to the US on the basis of professional achievements, getting green card for talent is not an easy task. We will assist you in navigation of stormy emigration waters and bring your family ship into a safe harbor.

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Saturday, June 06, 2009

How To Become A US Citizen the Quick & Easy Way

by Linda Florentine

There is so much misinformation floating around about how to become a US citizen that it's enough to make one sick. So this article is going to give you the straight facts directly from the mouth of the US government itself. Yes, some of this stuff is open to interpretation, but most of it is pretty straight forward. Hopefully, this article will give you a solid idea of what is required.

For starters, you must be living in the United States currently and living there for some period of time. How much time? Unfortunately, that's one of the gray areas the nobody can give a definitive answer to. But trust me, it better be for at least a year or more.

You must also have residence in a USCIS district when filing. USCIS stands for United States Citizenship and Immigration. In other words, if you are living in an area of the US that doesn't have one of these districts, you can't file for citizenship. You must be able to read, write and speak English. This is straight forward and there is no room for compromise here. If you can't read, write and speak English, you have to learn. As to the proficiency, that's one of the gray areas.

You must also have a knowledge and understanding of US history and government. This is probably one of the most difficult parts of the exam for becoming a citizen. You'd be surprised how many people born in this country who don't know anything about our government.

The next requirement is that you are of good moral character. Yes, they can refuse your citizenship if they believe you are immoral.

Finally, you have to believe in the principles of the US Constitution and have a favorable disposition towards the United States. And trust me on this, they will investigate you, your family and everybody you know in order to determine whether or not you're loyal to this country.

In my signature, is a review of a great resource that will absolutely prepare you for becoming a US citizen. I strongly advise you take a look at it.

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