I am not sure if visas ("Green Cards") are still being granted to Jamaicans or not , regardless if they had children in the USA or not. I think that there was a recent law doing this thing. A law that said something like: All illegal jamaicans in the USA, who have being in the country since 1998, can apply for a "green card." Of course that only applies if you have been in the USA since 1998. Otherwise you would have to wait until your baby is 21 years old for him/her to apply for "green cards" for you. But I am not expert in these things, however. You better check with the USCIS in the USA, or the American embassy or consulate in Jamaica. Good luck.
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Yes... on most departments they encourage residents with extra points on tests
To visit Puerto Rico a Jamaican would need a Jamaican passport. To visit for a long term, r to become a resident, a Jamaican would also need a Visa appropriate to the status being sought (student, worker, etc.)
it depends whether the immigrant has committed felonies
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As people become more interested in their heritage they may find they have history in other countries such as Jamaica. If you find that you are Jamaican you can travel to the country and speak with government officials and historians to find out more about your ancestors.
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i am of Jamaican nationality that has a f 1 student visa and want to become a USA citizen.