Nova amnestija i spajanje porodica
DC10boy
2013-07-03 07:51 PM
Svi koji su se zatekli u USA do kraja 2011, koji nisu pocinili tezi kriminal i koji plate „kaznu”. Neke kategorije viza će biti ukinute, nove uvedene. Braca/sestre i deca preko 21 godine neće vise moći da se usele na taj način. Ukida se lutriija, povecava se broj radnih viza.
sto znači da se neće moći vise napraviti zelena karta za roditelje i bracu/sestre, bas im je super novi zakon
Simba
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2013-07-04 08:29 AM
Pa zar je to tako u USA još uvjek? ovdje niko nikom ne brani da dodje ali možeš ostati samo u slučaju da imaš zagarantovani posao i na stemplanje tj.produzenje radne vize sto je već bilo vrijeme jer vise od pola balkana se naselilo na teret države cekajuci da će dobiti socijalu i ništa ne raditi,blam :( !!! koje spajanje i cemu?? a za mjesec dana ima da se pljucka po svemu,sramota!
DC10boy
2013-07-07 03:38 PM
moguće je da će DV lottery 2014 da bude poslesnja
To be eligible for Registered Provisional Immigrant (RPI) status under the immigration reform bill, undocumented immigrants must have been in the U.S. since December 31, 2011; have not been convicted of a felony or three or more misdemeanors; pay taxes; pass a background check; and pay penalty fees.
Undocumented immigrants can begin applying for RPI status once DHS has commenced implementation of the two border security strategies. RPI status is renewable every six years.
After having an RPI status for at least 10 years, undocumented immigrants may apply for legal permanent residency but only after certain border security metrics have been met. Once they’ve been a legal permanent resident for three years, they can apply to become U.S. citizens.
Undocumented young immigrants who came to the U.S. before turning 16 years old, have a high school diploma or a GED, and either completed at least two years of college or served in the military for at least four years would be able to apply for legal permanent residency after five years of having an RPI status. Through the „blue card” program, undocumented agricultural workers would also qualify for the five-year path to legal permanent residency.
