My brother was asked to get a physicall for immigration what kind of physicall does he need?
114682
They would do a chest xray for TB and most probably will draw some blood for testing against HIV, Rubella, and other stuff. If you have all your medical records regarding shots that he took as a kid it might help.
672236
You can fillout all the necessary paperwork, check: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-129f.htm\nI once was in a similar position and went to one cheap immigration firm (called Latinos Unidos or something like that) and they only made things worse, if I had followed the INS instructions I could have done it myself without a problem. If you cannot afford a real decent lawyer I would advise you to do it yourself.\ngood luck!
935560
If your friend is from Brazil, he can't just establish himself in the US without first applying for a proper Visa with Immigration.  If he applies for a Green Card he would be able to get Employment Authorization, a Social Security Number and with that a Drivers License, etc.
619654
Visit www.uscis.gov\n\nThey supply all the answers regarding immigration.
969161
Tell him to go to the nearest embassy or consulate of his native country, they will help him provided he still has the documentation from his native country.\n\nOtherwise tell him to go the nearest ICE office and they will help him.
1057165
Get married, then he can apply for residency.  When you go through the process there is several things you will need to get in order.  \n\nSince you are sponsoring him, you need to show proof of employment for three years.  They will ask you for the last three income tax returns.  This is to show you are able to support him.  I am not sure, because I don't remember since it has been a couple years, but I believe there is an income limit.  You have to make something like 15k or more a year.  \n\nAlso, once you legally get married and he receives his green card, he cannot leave the US.  If he does during that period he will not be allow to return back to the US, they don't tell you this!.  Sure make sure he doesn't travel back to Mexico during this time.  \n\nIf he must leave the country because of an emergency he will have to obtain special permission from INS.  The whole process will cost you about $2,500 and this is without using an attorney but doing it yourself.   \n\nI hope this helps. Good luck\n\nThis is for all the people who are judgmental due to this poor girls predicament,  show some humanity, as if you NEVER made a mistake, give me a break.....
477270
Try: http://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm
862624
Here is the official guide, with all instructions and FAQs.  Good luck!\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/files/article/M-476_English.pdf
388905
Help him do it the LEGAL way. If you want it bad enough the papers DONT take too long to process. If you dont like the wait.. You could stay in your own country :)
788090
Contact 'ICE'.  Here's their website.  If you are in the US illegally, they will take good care of you.
637894
If you decide to get married, and your boyfriend was admitted and inspected when he entered the U.S., he can apply for Adjustment of Status, and get his Green Card. However, if he entered without inspection, he cannot adjust his status. The only exception that exists is that if before May 2001 an 1) Employment-based Petition; 2) Labor Certification; or 3) Relative Petition was filed on his behalf. \n\nWhat do you do if he cannot adjust? You may marry him, but then he'll have to go home and file a waiver to come back (due to his unlawful presence - 3/10 year bar).\n\nIn order to advise on SSN, one should know his exact immigration history and status. In general, one should have a legal status to apply for a SSN.
59489
go to http://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm
131891
there is no chance they need ss# and A...# sorry try I-485 www.uscis.gov it might help
809044
Given - assuming one is a legal citizen.
868337
I am marrying a Brit, and its the same process.  Go to the Immigration web site and read up on the K-1 visa.   http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis  This is the  only official site.  Plenty of people will try to give advice that they think is accurate when laws concerning the k-1 are very distinct from other types of immigration.  Its a lengthy, costly  process,(as are all Immigration processes) and depending on when the visa numbers are availible, is when he will be able to be here legally.  You don't have to buy any program.  But having legal assistance with the forms or an advocacy/ charitable group (Some Catholic Social Services do this) is a plus.  The forms are not confusing, but you will needed cashiers checks or money orders for the fees accompanying each form,, 2 passport photos taken of both of you within thirty days of the application, you will need a biographical for each of you with supporting documentation.  The I-29F,  A copy of his I-94 if he has entered legally, copies of your birthcertificates, ID, socials, Passports, divorce certificates if you were married, death certificate if you were  widowed, and or any other supporting docummentation listed on the forms. From Mexico he will need a cartilla (Mexico's Army service) or a waiver.  Every document and every money order or cashiers checks, should be photocopied in triplicate along with photos.  The reason it is in triplicate is so that you always have two copies of your paperwork.  One you carry with you to interviews and one put away safely.  You could also send one copy to your fiance, in case he needs it.  Generally his interview would be held in Ciudad Juarez unless he is already here.  If he is here w/o inspection or overstayed a visa or entered illegally he may have to pay a fine or may have to stay out of the country 10 years.  If he has been deported or under deportation, you will need a lawyer to perhaps get a pardon with Immigration.  This will also depend on his background check.  Good Luck
383356
Contact the Immigration office (INS)in the city and state where you live. They should be able to give you the information and help you need.
268738
He may go to America (of course with a passport and viza), marry her there and follow the legal procedures there to be a Green Card Holder. Alternatively, the girl may come here, marry your brother and then follow the legal procedures to become an Indian citizen (You have a nice Example of Sonia Gandhi).