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As I understand it, it means that the country which gave you your Immigration document (temporary residence - tourist, student etc...) has discovered that you acquired it illegitimately (by lying or presenting false documents), or that they have found out you breached the terms of the immigration document which you are in possession of (Overstayed the validity of the visa).
What else can I help you with?
How does immigration affect the society in the us?
before you get this conclusion, you should know what made the USA, the history of American Immigration.
What history led to Illegal immigration?
CauSe iT cAn
How did immigration change American history?
They are cool
What does adverse mean in this sentence you are not adverse to dating outside your race?
Saying not adverse means you are not against. An adverse reaction 'goes against' the expected reaction. I am not adverse to reading my science textbook.
What are the basic terms of adverse mortgages?
Adverse mortgage lenders will first look at an individual's credit history. Then, the lender will help individuals with bad credit history obtain a loan.
That does the phrase The opening Of America mean in regards to timeline of 1815 in us history?
I believe you would be looking for the country opening up for immigration.
What are the ratings and certificates for Immigration Nation The Secret History of Us - 2011?
Immigration Nation The Secret History of Us - 2011 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG
Can UK immigration trace your work history?
yes they can
How does adverse mortgae help a person?
Adverse mortgage helps a person with a bad credit history. Adverse mortgage helps people with bad credit and enables them to buy a property without difficulties.
Where can one adverse credit loans?
One of the first places to adverse credit loans would be by credit cards. Those are unsecured debts and will provide an adverse credit history if you avoid paying bills.
How has immigration affected the history of the United States?
it has in many ways.
What has the author Barbara Wysocki written?
Barbara Wysocki has written: 'Learning about immigration through oral history' -- subject(s): Computer network resources, Emigration and immigration, History, Oral history, Sources, Study and teaching (Secondary)
