Yes.
Your green card is irrelevant to your visa requirement. So says the colombian embassy in usa
Doesn't matter if you have a green card. It depends on your nationality.
Yes. You have to be an American citizen or have a green card.
yes, Indian citizens need visa to visit Bermuda,
You always need a valid passport. Otherwise they won't even let you board the aircraft.
i am a naturalized Australian citizen, born in India, i want to move to usa on green card?.?i know i have to find a sponsor to get green card. I want to ask how much time it will take for me to get green card.Will my application for green card will be considered as an Indian or Australian. I know that people from India,china & Philippines have to wait for longer to get green card because there priority date is not currentMy concern is that will i get any advantage being an Australian citizen and get green card sooner than any Indian applicant.I am an IT professional. thanksraman
The green card holder can petition for his/her spouse and unmarried children only.The preference is only for them. The time taken for process completion that is the waiting time for green card holder spouses and for minor children is four years while the period is eight years for adult children age 21 or over. Relationship to the green card holder only matters for petitioning using Form I-130 not the applicant's home country.He/she can be definitely an Indian.
The green card holder can petition for alien spouse's green card using the Form I-130. Once the priority date becomes current and visa is available the alien spouse can enter US on conditional status. After the two years of marriage the Form I-485 can be filed to adjust the status to permanent residency.
no
Yes, there is no probem if the Indian has no criminal probems and all the documents are OK. But it does take time. Good luck
No, Puerto Ricans can enter and leave the US without the use of a green card.They do not need a Green Card for any reason whatsoever.According to Immigration and Nationality Act section 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(38), they're US citizens. Puerto ricans do not need a green card to live in US.
The Indian must be educated, so he then must marry a American citizen, so he can then get a green card. Once he has that he can apply for a job at N.A,S.A.
Apply at the appropriate consulate or embassy