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What immigration papers are needed for a foreign citizen to enter US?
A valid passport, and a valid visa.
What was one reason John J had for writing the Federalist papers?
The main reason that John Jay ended up writing essays for the Federalist Papers, is that Alexander Hamilton asked him to join the effort. Hamilton came up with the idea in October 1787, just after the U.S. Constitution was adopted the previous month and was ready to ask the states to ratify it (i.e. make it valid by getting the support of 9 of the 13 states) to replace the Articles of Confederation.Hamilton has asked William Duer, but his essays fell short. He asked Gouveneur Morris but he was too busy.The three authors, Hamilton, Madison, and Jay wrote 51, 29, and 5 essays respectively.Alexander Hamilton was the Father of the Federalist Papers.
How many days after papers are dated and notarized are they still valid?
Forever.
What is the most valid historical documentation?
birth certificate
Historical or major Landforms near Austin Texas?
There is lake Austin and Lake travis, althought im not sure because i found those on wikipedia which isn't technically a valid source.
What if the separation date is wrong on the divorce papers?
then no divorce should happen because the paper is not valid
Is 0.0.0.0 valid ip address.give reason for your answer?
It is valid but it is reserved as a source address only by RFC1700 standard.
Can a historian determine whether or not a claim is valid?
Check to see that it is supported by historical evidence.
Is wikianswers a valid source?
That depends on who answers the question and how well they support their answer.
Is Emptyjava file a valid source file?
It depends on its content, obviously.
When you evaluate a source you should?
Always check another source to make sure what is being presented is accurate and valid.
How do you ensure that your sources online are reliable and is Wikipedia a valid academic source of information for research papers in this class?
The sad truth is that you don't. Wikipedia averages 4 mistakes per page, therefore is an unreliable source of information. But that doesn't mean that most of the info is wrong. Just be aware of using Wikipedia on reports etc. You can always trust a textbook.
