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Immigration
Moving from one country to another involves meeting certain requirements and obtaining the proper permissions. This category is for questions related to these requirements and processes.
5,726 Questions
Can a costa rican enter the us without visa?
Costa Rica is not an eligible country in the Visa Waiver Program, therefore a costa rican citizen would need a visa to enter the U.S.
How did the great deportation star?
in 1713 when Britain took control of acadia it told the acaidians to leave within a year. the acadians however didnt want to give up their farms ans settlements built with Back breaking work so most stayed.
I dont know why you are asking, as only you would know if you are hungry or not.
Please visit the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services website for accurate information on all immigration issues. USCIS, http://www.uscis.gov
Where is the book number on an Irish passport?
As far as I know there is not one, however you may want to ring the passport office to find out.
7 reasons for immigration during the industrial revoultion?
Employment, famine in other countries, advancement in technology, decrease labor pool, opportunity to save, transportation and wages were some of the reasons for immigration during industrial revolution.
What are the effects of polish immigration on the UK?
The effects of Polish immigration in the UK are things such as:
Negative:
- Over crowding/over population
- Not enough spaces in universities/collages/schools for British pupils
- Not enough work for British Citizens
- Polish immigrants not used/aware to British way of life (leading to increase in crime such as prostitution, tipping ect.)
- Not many Polish people speak English, so there's a strain on public services to hire translators that cost money ect.
Positive:
- Polish citizens do many of the jobs that the British don't want to do (eg. factory work, farm work)
- British people can become aware of people from other cultures
It is an area of 26 European States that have abolished passport and other border control
There is the option for applying for a waiver using Form I-601. But as of today it is not in effect.Down the line this could be the option the alien can join with her husband and kid in US though she over stayed her visa earlier. Form I-601 is the application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility.
Stay away. We are sick and tired of supporting you outsiders.
What is the reason most illegal immigrants come to the US is?
Millions of people come to this country because America is addicted to cheap labor.
In which document did most countries promise to give asylum to refugees?
The document U.N.C.H.R. promised to give asylum to refugees
Can an illegal immigrant be deported if they have a wife and children in the US?
It is possible there will be a court hearing before any deportation, that way your case would be seen/heard and possibly a change of status.
AnswerYesThe person will not automatically be eligible for deportation, such cases are determined on an individual basis.
An unlawfully present foreign national who is employed and supporting a family will be given a chance to plead his or her case at a deportation hearing.
Children born in the U.S. to illegal immigrant parent(s) are referred to as "anchor babies" because they are legal U.S. citizens, the government is very lenient when it pertains to an employed head of household parent when such conditions exist.
Yes, both crimes are felonies. If the foreign national is taken to trial and convicted, he will be required to serve the sentence imposed and will be deported upon the completion of the sentence or if paroled. It does not matter if the conviction is a felony or misdemnor. Any conviction for a Domestic Assault type crime is grounds for removal proceedings.
What happens when an illegal immigrant marryies a u.s. citizen?
The illegal can get a green card after marriage. If they came into the country legally, and just over stayed there visit they can do that. If they came into the country illegally, then they might be better off leaving and going back home. Then they can get a fiance visa. They can then come back into the country and have 60 days to get married. This way it looks like they never broke the law or entered illegally in the first place. If they file for residency or green card while they are here illegally, they will most likely be deported and sent back home with little chance of filing papework to get back in, because now the US government knows the story. This way may cost more to go back home, but it's playing it safe. You risk not getting married if you file the I-103 i think the form is.
If caught after marriage, while still residing in the US illegally, The person is also liable for criminal charges of:
- Falsifying documents (Marriage licences state: Legally residing in...)
- Attempting to gain US Citizenship under false pretenses.
Where can you get the Greece tourist visa?
The nearest greek consulate or embassy.
The Greek National Tourism agency might be able to help with this as they have a quite comprehensive website with much useful information.
http://www.gnto.gr/
Happens if you have an immigration detainer with an order to remove?
You are picked up by the Immigration office that services your area and then you are held in Immigration jail until you are given a court date to appear in front of an Immigration judge. From there, if you dont have a great lawyer to represent you, then you can more or less say good bye to the USA.
Can you get a visa at airports?
No you have to file for them at least 30 days before you go anywhere. If you are leaving the United States you need a passport as well. The visa is stamped on the inside of the passport by the country to where you are going. There is a fee and paperwork to do for each as well as photos to include.
In order to enter the us legally what reason might be acceptably given for the visa?
Mmmm ,that is a weird question because you speek English .Anyways you can check the embassy website and you ll find the answer there.
Does the military enlist illegal aliens?
Only if they are not green, otherwise they must be enlisted, but green aliens are most common so it is not necessary to enlist them.
Businessmen during the gilded age of the favored relaxed immigration laws because they?
valued cheap and relatively unskilled labor
What demographic characteristics within the US is likely to change with rising immigration?
Immigration is influenced by push and pull factors. Push factors, such as unemployment or overpopulation, push people to leave an area. Pull, such as employment opportunities and stability, pulls people to a town.
