what documents does a US citizen need to relocate overseas?
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Will you be renouncing your U.S. citizenship, or will be going temporarily (as an ex-patriot)?
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You must have proof of citizenship (a certified birth certificate) and proof of identity to get a passport. If you do not have a government issued photo ID, you can bring a non-photo ID such as a SS card or credit card AND a person who can vouch that you are who you say you are who has a government issued photo ID.
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Write to the Embassy located in your Country and ask for the forms that you would need.
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Bring your passport and your personal identification  (Driver's license or US State ID) or a birth certificate.  You do not need to have any specific documents unless you plan to have an extended stay. If you plan to work or have an extended stay you should contact the state department of the country you plan to visit or work in and obtain paperwork from them.  It depends upon what it is you want to do - school or work, how long you want to stay.  Once you have done that paperwork crossing the border is easy.  Have the documents available for the immigration official who will be interviewing you.  Going into Canada is not usually a problem.  Getting back into the US is the catchy part.  Make sure you have all of the things you purchased in Canada available w/ receipts and all of the ID i mentioned.. Be honest and don't bring in/back anything that is illegal to have in the country you are entering.
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There are no such requirements for immigration to the US.  If you're talking about not being able to qualify for a /us tourist visa, then just getting a job or buying a house in your own country won't work either.  The interviewing officer needs to be convinced that you intend to visit the US for a short time and then return home.  If you can't convince him or her of that, the law says your application must be refused.
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I would include a letter explaining that you would like the passport etc returned to another address as you are currently having a holiday at a friends house. And include a stamped addressed envelope\n\nI cant remember exactly but can you not send a photocopy of the passport? Where are you staying at the moment? If you are in the process fo moving house, swapping residence or anything then it would be better to put down the new address and evidence the old one and the date you are moving.\n\nGood luck
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Here are some links:\n\nhttp://www.us-immigration.com/\nhttp://www.uslotteryregistration.com/\nhttp://www.nvo.com/beaulier/usimmigrationlaws/\nhttp://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm\n\nHope those help!!!
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http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/ \n\nTry there.
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first get a passport,contact companies that are intrested in you abroad or contact other companies abroad through your company.send resumes.then apply for a visa when you get response from the companies
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RESIDENT PROOF-VOTER ID OR DRIVING LICENSE OR PASSPORT OR ANY BILLS\nBANK STATEMENT,PHOTOGRAPH & PAN CARD
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1. passport\n2. birth certificate\n3. visa
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it is better if u would go to the australian immigration website because they have a list of documents that u needed.
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Yes - you must have a valid Passport.
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hopefully not a shipping container, but in all seriousness, make sure you have a passport and a plane ticket, maybe a work visa?
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information is for U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents who wish to bring a spouse to live permanently in the U.S.
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As a greencard holder, you are required to show a passport from country of birth along with your greencard in order to re-enter the US.
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First, the Spanish Embassy, as all embassies are, is in Washington DC.  The Spanish Consulate General in Boston can help you with what you need without having to go through the Embassy.  In fact they will merely send you back to the Boston Consulate for help if you are resident there as that is there territory.  As to the specific requirements for your particular case I would contact the Consul directly and ask them.  They will have a list of requirements and you should go down the list with them BEFORE going to the Consulate.  I was an honorary consul in Boston in 1990 so I know where this comes from.  You will not be given citizenship.  They will extend a visa to you and you can follow up with the Spanish Immigration authorities in Spain for citizenship if you so desire.  Good luck!