Immigration

A passport is issued by your home country and is proof of who you are and that you are a resident of that country. A visa is issued by the country which you are visiting giving you permission to enter and stay in that country for a certain amount of time.

Yes they can if they commited a felony

I dont know the answer but i was just looking for some answers for my history paper and i came apon a rude and mean comment about the question so hopefully somebody will actually know the real answer and post it and not something rude and hateful like the last answer!!! Answer: Old immigrants: Immigrants, who came to the United States from Northern or Western Europe (i.e. Britain, France, Germany or Scandinavia) during first wave of immigration following American Independence are known as old immigrants. They basically came here for employment and land. New Immigrants:Immigrants, who came to the United States from Eastern Europe and other parts of the world (ex: Russia, Italy, Ireland, Poland, etc.) after the civil war to make a new start or live an American dream are known as new immigrants.

So what? Don't worry about the divorce. You were a resident for five years. And as long as you were legally married and stayed out of trouble you should be granted U.S. Citizenship. Visit the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services website for specific information. http://www.uscis.gov

You would contact your local branch of the US Justice Department. Your telephone book should have a section of US Offices.

Very little. If Ukraine enters the EU then Ukraine will get the same benefits to Visa Free Travel as EU Citizens of the EU27 benefit from. Until now there is no chance of Ukraine experiencing the luxuries and benefits of traveling for Ukrainians as EU Citizens do largely benefit from.

Ukrainians citizens can travel to under 60 countries without a Visa or on Visa on Arrival. Can sombody name then?

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are quite a few countries ;)Egypt 30 day visa issued upon arrival for $15Kenya 3 month visa issued upon arrival for $50Madagascar 90 day visa issued upon arrival for MGA 140,000Namibia 3 monthsSeychelles 1 month [1]Tanzania 3 month visa issued upon arrival for $50Togo 7 day visa issued upon arrivalTunisia visa issued upon arrival if tour has been bought in travel agencyUganda 3 month visa issued upon arrival for $50Zambia 3 month visa issued upon arrival $50Antigua and Barbuda 1 monthBarbados 28 daysCuba 30 daysDominica 21 daysDominican Republic 30 days ($10 tourist card required)Ecuador 90 daysEl Salvador 90 daysGuatemala visa-free access [2], [3]Haiti 3 months [4]Jamaica Visa issued upon arrival for $20Nicaragua 90 days [5]Paraguay 90 days [6] [7] [8]Peru 90 days [9]Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 monthCountries and Territories Conditions of accessArmenia visa-free accessAzerbaijan 90 days [10]Bangladesh 90 day visa issued upon arrivalCambodia 1 month visa issued upon arrivalGeorgia visa-free accessJordan 1 month visa issued upon arrival for approx. 15 USDKazakhstan visa-free accessKyrgyzstan visa-free accessLaos 30 day visa issued upon arrivalLebanon 3 months visa issued upon arrivalMacau 30 day visa issued upon arrival for 100 MOPMalaysia 1 monthMaldives 30 daysMongolia 90 daysNepal 15/30/90 day visa issued upon arrival for $25/40/100 [11]Singapore 96 hours Transit Visa Only [12]South Korea 30 days for Jeju Island Only issued upon arrival [13]Sri Lanka 30 daysSyria 15 day visa issued upon arrivalTajikistan visa-free accessThailand 30 day visa issued upon arrivalTimor-Leste 30 day visa issued upon arrivalUzbekistan visa-free accessTerritories Conditions of accessBelarus visa-free accessKosovo visa request need a voucherMoldova 90 daysMontenegro 30 days [14]Russia visa-free accessSerbia 90 days for business purposes onlyTurkey 3 month multiple entry visa issued upon arrival [15] for $30 or 20 EUR [16], with return ticket and proof of sufficient monetary means; 300 USD, minimum [17]Countries and Territories Conditions of accessCook Islands 31 days [18]Fiji 4 months [19]Micronesia 30 days [20]Niue 30 daysPalau 30 daysSamoa 60 daysTuvalu 1 month

ICE is notified - the subject is taken into custody and then deported back to their country of origin.

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or - they can get free medical treatment, drive a car without a license and have a lot of privileges that we citizens must pay for.

The day you apply for visitor visa, it takes normally 10-15 working days to get result, either positive or negative, so can plan accordingly when you should apply and how long before.

Illegals aren't the problem the islamization of America is.

People immigrate to Mexico from all over the world. Most people who immigrate to Mexico come from the US. Reasons for coming to Mexico often include lower health care costs, warmer climate, and generally a more relaxed lifestyle.

i dont know ask the green card holder he is my uncle here is his number 9186658563

Yes, "green card" is the slang term, "permanent residency card" is the official name.

Yes. Marriage is technically a matter of civil and contract law. The state may not discriminate against any party regarding contract or civil law. this is by no means an indication whether or a guarantee that the immigrant spouse will be permitted to remain in the US however.

Irish passport holders may visit Canada for a stay of up to six months without a visa for tourism an/or business purposes.

The actual length of stay allowed, however, is decided by the immigration officer at the passport control gates.

Yes. If the illegal immigrant marries a citizen, they can become a citizen from that.

Fourteen. Even if you werent married to a US citizen, you would have to live in the us for 14 years. In this case, if you got married to a us citizen, it would take 14 years for you to gain full membership.

To migrate to Australia, you will typically need to apply for a visa that suits your individual circumstances, such as your occupation, skills, and qualifications. Some common visa categories for migration to Australia include skilled worker visas, family visas, and business and investor visas.

The application process can be complex and may require you to meet various eligibility criteria and provide supporting documentation, such as evidence of your qualifications, work experience, and financial capacity. It's important to carefully review the requirements and seek professional advice if necessary.

You can find more information about migrating to Australia and the different visa options on the @asiapacificgroup website:

This depends on what is your status right now. Are you in US with some kind of visa or in your own country.

If you are in other country, then you should take some visa say tourist, H1B, B1 etc which ever is possible for you. Reach there get married to a US citizen and then apply for Green Card, which will give you legal permanent resident-ship. After that you can apply for citizenship through naturalization.

If you are in USA and want to be Green card holder take services of USAFIS, it can help in making the application process simpler and will guide you through out the process so that you will have a better chance of getting the Green Card.

If she came in legally, you can file for her greencard. If she came in illegally, she will not be able to get her greencard without leaving the country.

I am assuming that your wife entered the US illegally otherwise she should have I-94. A person who marries a legal foreigner can definitely apply for her/his greencard, but has to take the first steps which is AOS, EAD and advanced parole. If your wife is an illegal alien, consult an immigration lawyer.

The very first person to walk through the doors of Ellis Island was Annie Moore, a 15-year-old girl from Ireland. She walked through with her 2 brothers.

The people of Delaware came from Sweden, Holand, and England.

Without question, the influx of peoples from all over the world into North America, as expanded the number and diversity of cultures. Foreign trade has brought in products not readily available in North America. Sailors from some of these ships made the continent more diverse in too many ways to count.

If both your countries of nationality require a visa to enter the destination country, then you should obtain a visa and have it stamped in one of your passports prior to your departure.

If the country of destination is one of your countries of citizenship, then you should just use their passport.

in 2000, a third or more of the residents of texas, new mexico, arizona, and california were latinos.