i have interview for the green card but i dont know what question they are giong to ask ? please help me
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Their ask where and with whom do you live with. Your job, what do you want to do after you get your grren card such as; where do you want to work or go to school. If you got married to a US citizen to obtain the green card, then they may put both of you into different rooms and ask the same question to see if you two have the same answers. They will ask personal questions that married couples should know about each other, there is a bunch of them. \nExpand your question about your situation for better help, how are you going about obtaing the green card, by a test, marriage, independent?
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possibly a scam ,not sure.\nWHAT IS “US GREEN CARD”?\n\nA Green Card is a permanent residence visa that gives a person the legal right to LIVE, WORK AND STUDY permanently in the United States and to enter and leave the country freely. You may work in any government, public and private job that is available. A permanent residence visa is generally good for life. Green Card holders also receive health, education, retirement, taxation, social security and other benefits. The Green Card DOES NOT affects your present citizenship. A Green Card holder may later apply for United States Citizenship, if desired.
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They can't ask anything related to age, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin or disabilities:\n\nIllegal questions\nSome questions are illegal for an employer to ask before a conditional offer of employment. According to the Minnesota Human Rights Act, at Minnesota Statutes, section 363.03, subdivision 1(4)(a), these may include the following questions:\n\nExamples of illegal questions \nWhat is your age or date of birth?  \nWhat is your sexual orientation? \nWhat church do you attend? \nWhat is your national origin?  \nWhat is your maiden name?  \nWhat is your marital status (Circle one: Ms, Mrs., or Miss)?  \nAre you widowed, divorced, or separated?  \nWhat is or was your spouse's name and/or job?  \nHave you ever filed a workers' compensation claim?  \nDo you have any physical impairments or disabilities that would prevent you from performing the job for which you are applying?
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HE WILL GET THE GREEN CARD BECAUSE HE MARRIED A LEGAL AND HAD TWO CHILDREN WHO ARE LAGAL TOO. HAS TO FILL OUT A PERMINENT RESIDENCE FORM............\nHE SHOULD DO IT SOON........
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they will ask you tp tell about your self\nand why you choose macy's\nwhat you greatest stronger and weakness\nwhat your hobby\nhow much salary do you want\nyour past experiance\netc..etc\n\ntenri
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Contact USCIS they should be able to give you the correct advice.\n\nI've found them to be pretty useful most of the time, but make sure you're really clear about what you want, and make sure you're 100% certain on what action they tell you to take. It can be very confusing!!!\n\nGood luck!
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Whats about to give a green card to any hard worker who came to do the best here in exchange of the one who is deported because is a gang member or a felon?  is like send the trash out and give the opportunity to a good person to have legal rights here.  Green Card Recycling Program.... why not?
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check the immigration web site uscis.gov, you will get all your questions answered, just browse on the subject you needed answer with..
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I am glad you ask for help on Yahoo! Answers. Well, I would tell about yourself, & your family history. Tell how you believe in government and how you would help the country (state,city,etc.).
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ask him what he served for, what he thought of the war, what he ate, any stories about being in vietnam, try to avoid asking about killing and combat unless he brings it up.  Also, ask what he served as (job title), what his basic job was (description), what he carried, what his conditions were like, if he got letters from his parents/wife, and what they said if so.  In an interview, most of the time the conversation will shift in a way where you don't have to answer questions anymore because he will be interested in telling you everything about what he did.
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always be honest on a application. you can always explain the situation to the interviewing person. honesty is the best policy.
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My Question To You Is\nWHY Have You Waited Until NOW To Ask These Questions??\n\n"Even though that I have been here for 22 years my imigration status has not changed. My sister who also came with me she is a resident but I am not. So all this time I have been working in low paying jobs "\n\nThats YOUR OWN FAULT, Not MINE Or Anyone Elses\n\nIf Your Intentions Are To REMAIN In The USA As A Resident, Your Applications Should Have Been Submitted YEARS AGO\n\nIf Your Intentions Are To Become An American Citizen, Your\nApplications Should Have Been Submitted YEARS AGO\n\nThis Is One Reason I Have Difficulty BELIEVING Your, \n(Or Any Other ILLEGAL Aliens)\nALLEGIENCE To This Nation\n\nQ)-"Would you be willing to work under the scorching sun 12 hours a day?"\n"if it wasn't for those millions of underpayed hard working poeple"\nA)- I WILL NOT Do It For A FALSELY DEPRESSED WAGE That Is Induced By ILLEGAL Aliens -\nif it wasn't for those millions of underpayed hard working poeple There Would Be Millions Of AMERICAN CITIZENS Employed At Those Jobs, And They Would Be Earning A Fair Wage\n\n" America belonged to the native Americans"\n\nYes And DINOSAURS Walked The Planet Once Too\nThe USA Is The USA And THATS The Way It Is Now
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USCIS is a new agency having been "sliced out" of the breakup of the old Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).  With a new agency, new rules, new people (many retired not liking the breakup), and new missions it is having difficulties keeping up with the HUGE number of people filing claims.\n\nThe "6 months to get results" is out the window.  I know people that have waited two years!\n\nNow be honest with yourself, is there something in your past that could be slowing it down?  For example an unreported criminal history?  Failure to register for the draft (if you required to do so)?  Has someone else (with or without your knowledge) used your identification (sometimes Green card holders will let friends or relatives "borrow" their card to come into the USA)?  Did your check "bounce due to insufficient funds" or some other reason?\n\nHave you been "bugging them" about your card (each time you call or write or complain your file comes out of the queue and goes into another queue.  Then it is place back in the pile at the back of the queue)?\n\nYou should have a receipt letter and your old green card so you should already be "legal."  So what is the problem?
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find someone realiable who is us citizen. and tried you best through the immigration interview, there will be no trouble. and the best and fast way to get the green card
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If the questions is like this:  What is your nationality?  Then you write your answer like this:  I am Chinese.  If they ask:  Where are you from?  Then you put:  I am from China.
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First off, here are some facts.\n\nThere are several different kinds of visas available for those that want a green card.  One is the "Diversity Visa," or lottery.  Another is as a family member of a Leagal Permanent Resident (somone who already has a green card).  Both of these visas are given out in limited numbers.  Because each country has a limit on the number of immigrants that we accept from there, there is a waiting list in some countries, although not all.  These waiting lists go by "priority date," or the date on which you filed your application.  For some countries there is no wait at all.  For other countries there can be a very long wait (last I hear the Philippines was the longest at 18 years).\n\nThere are also green cards given out on employment based applications and for relatives of American citizens, as well as a handfull of special programs that are intended to allow people with certain skills and in certain countries to immigrate in greater numbers.  To the best of my knowledge, there is no waiting list for these visas - you simply have to apply, go through your investigation, and get approved.\n\nIn addition to those visas, there are non-immigrant visas that are available.  These are more commonly known as working visas, or exchange program visas.  For all intents and purposes you live and work in the United States with all teh same rights and responsibilities as a green card holder.  These visas are based on your ability to fill a segment of the workforce here in America.   Basically you simply need to find an employer here in America and they can petition for your working visa.\n\nAs for is it fair that people have to wait - there is a simple concept that most of us learned in kindergarten.  It is called a line.  Sometimes you just have to wait in it.
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It asks you if you have been convicted of a felony. If your honest answer is NO, then leave it right there. Thats what they wanted to know, not your life history. They cannot fire you later down the line for a misdemeanor, unless they ask you, have you ever been convicted of a misdemenaor. Then ...is when you answer that question. I only answer what is asked of me. If they bring it up later, hey, all you have to say is, that was not the question asked of me. I answered all the others honestly. It's the truth, and they cant use it against you. IF they do a background check, they will question anything they want to know. It is then you be honest...but unless asked, I would not tell anything extra.