Immigration

If you travel to the US on a k1 fiancee visa, you generally have to apply for a temporary work permit once you arrive. This may take a few months to process, so under normal circumstances, I would say that no, you can't legally work as soon as you arrive.

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I am applying green card for my parents. They are concerned that they may not be able to come USA and stay for more than 6 months each year, particularly since they are elderly and not in a great health. Is there a special rule for older people holding a US green card not to come USA every year but every two years?

Technically, you can return to your country after overstaying your visa then return to the US. However, you must not that if you have been illegally present in the US for a long time, you will be barred from returning to the US for 3 or 10 years.

No one is responsible for immigration as it is where a large group of people or a few move to another country. This has been going on for years so it is unsure wether one person started it or one group of people.

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That's not true. You have to be a legal resident. Then after 5 years you can take a citizenship test.

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A visa is essentially 'permission' to enter a country. If you are traveling to a foreign country, you need a passport, which identifies you to the foreign country, and a visa, which is permission from that country to enter.

Different countries have different requirements for visas. You must research what the country you are visiting requires. Some require formal requests via forms submitted before you enter the country, others will grant a visa just by showing up with a valid passport, some require no visas whatsoever.

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you can file an I-824 Application for Action on an Approved Application or Petition to replace a lost approved application. The current fee for this form is $195 but will be going up on Oct 26, 2005 to $200

The person is considered "out of status" or a "status violator" and must voluntarily return to their country of origin or be subject to deportation. If deported they will be barred from applying for reentry to the U.S. for at least one year or more.

You can bail her out. But she will be released to INS custody. it's whole different ball park. I'm going through the same thing with my b/f. It honestly really depends where you immigrated from to find out how long they will be held in INS custody. It also depends on the case too.

When deport is used as a verb, the definition is to expel a foreigner from a country. It means to banish, exile, or transport.

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Both of you.

ithink the person will be deported after all when the 2 years are up,you guys will go to ins for a interview to proof its a good faith marriage and you must show lease with both name and you will be questiont separt about your spouse.

The above is correct..they will asking things like "who cooks" "what does she like to eat"

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Not right away. You enter the US with your fiance visa, get married within 3 months and wait for your employment to be approved which takes anywhere from 6 months to a year.

Call her home in Guatemala and if she picks up the phone you know she is home.

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Go to ICE.gov click on Enforcement and Removal and then Detainee locator. This will only tell you if the person was in custody and keeps it on file I believe for only 60 days after the person is deported or:

The individual's status is "not in custody," which means the person was released from ICE custody within the last 60 days for any of the following reasons:

Removed from or voluntarily departed the United States,

Released from custody pending the outcome of their case,

Released into the United States due to the resolution of the immigration case (e.g., grant of an immigration benefit that permits the person to remain in the country), or

Transferred into the custody of another law enforcement or custodial agency.

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One may find information on an E2 Visa, on a website called, HODKINSON LAW GROUP. This website describes what the E2 Visa does, and how it works. And that it is mostly for the average, everyday, American investor.

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Nowadays people use this kind of way to steal money from you. However, as far as I heard, I didn't hear any good thing about wwics Canada immigration service. Canadian immigration fraud is on the rise, taking advantage of foreigners hoping to start a new life abroad.

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Below are a few tips on how to spot if an immigration agency is fake or real and avoid being duped by copycat websites.

The top 6 things to look out for include:

Strange E-mails.

Whatsapp Payment Requests.

Fake Visa Consultants.

Poor Website Content

Copycat Websites.

Incorrect Contact Details."