Did you know that any benneficiary of gov't. aid has to have their immigration documents verified?
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i know that i am a social worker.  I also don't like illegals but i hate when people don't get their facts straight.  They hear what someone else says and they  just run with it never doing research themselves.  I do believe that many illegals get fake documents and SSI numbers in order to work and get aid but it is not the majority.  They mainly come here work really hard (under the table).9
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yes you can call your local dept of human ssevirces then request them give you the legal aid number they will and call them they are goverment funded ? yes ?
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Plain and simple answer.\n\nPROVE IT!!\n\nThe burden of proof lies in the hands of the applicant. If you have no proof, don't even bother. You'll get sent back even if you get the VISA!!
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Don't believe that, and throw the postcard away.\n\nThe only legitimate sources of information on grants is the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) http://www.cfda.gov and Grants.gov http://www.grants.gov - these are two sites created by the federal government to provide transparency and information on grants. Browse through the listings and see if you can find any grant that would support your objectives (if any).
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Yes.  Go here for information.\n\nhttp://www.illegalimmigrantprotest.com
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With proper documentation and going through the correct channels, yes. My friends wife is Hungarian and he had to come here and wait 4 months before she could come here legally. She also needed a sponsor that wasn't her husband.
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Here's a link to the US State Department concerning the issuance of visas for foreigners:
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they  do   tell you  why my  friend  tony actually aplied  for  a visa in los mochis,sinaloa mexico  to  work in lousiana  after the  hurricanes and  he  got it  but   he did not  know it was not  a work permit it was just a tourist  visa  .,the staffing agency  that recriut him  lied to him and made  some kind of fraud  to get  hin into the   u.s.a  source  my  friend  is  working  in new orleans  my  friend   from child hood  for  over 14 years\n that's  a very respectable  source
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Technically, yes. However, they may charge you a small fee.  And if you are paying cash over $10,000 they will require additional information to file a form to the Federal government.
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Nice to immigrate to USA but you should complete the requirements such as employment records, credible bank account and educational attainment.
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mlewis51 is correct, they do forge papers.  My mothers former employer didn't even know they had an illegal working for them until his family had a fire in their apartment so he was out of work for a few days dealing with the red cross and temporary housing.  During this time Social Security called them up and they found out he was using 3 different people's social security numbers, none of them belong to him & he was an undocumented worker who was here illegally.  The company tried to contact him to see if he was coming back to work and all of a sudden he fail off the face of the earth, couldn't call him, find him, nothing.\n\nThe website that mlewis51 listed is a very good organization to look up in regards to illegal immigration.  You really should check it out!  I get information via email from them all the time, I try to help out when and where I can, etc.  It is very informative!
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No, but bring government issued photo ID, like a driver's license.
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I have read  most of the answers given in here for your question. I do agree with all of them especially about stealing of personal information to use it as a marketing or even scam to rip you off..\nIt all depends upon who is asking this information. If a migration agent has asked for it saying its required by embassy, then its advisable to be vary and contact embassy directly to confirm if its one of the mandatory requirements. As answered by others, government of any country you are migrating as a student wants to know that you are financially sound to support yourself and not gonna be a burden to the country. I am in Australia and even here the same rules apply. \nSO MAKE SURE WHO IS ASKING FOR IT AND CONFIRM WITH THE OFFICIAL AUTHORITY IF IN DOUBT....
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR\n\n\nAppropriate Procedures. Unemployment benefit payments to illegal aliens can, largely, be prevented by more careful verification before a first payment is made. Following is the recommended general procedure for implementing a verification system. Specific procedures must be developed jointly with the INS.\n\nWhen a claimant indicates that he or she is not a U.S. citizen, the claimant should be asked to produce his or her immigration document. If the claimant does not have a document, he or she should be advised that no determination of eligibility will be made until such time as the claimant returns to the local office with the required document\n\n        Immigrant Entry and Native Exit \n\nLooking first at all workers shows that between March 2000 and March 2005 only 9 percent of the net increase in jobs for adults (18 to 64) went to natives. This is striking because natives accounted for 61 percent of the net increase in the overall size of the 18 to 64 year old population. \n\n\nAs for the less-educated, between March of 2000 and 2005 the number of adult immigrants (legal and illegal) with only a high school degree or less in the labor force increased by 1.6 million. \n\nA national unemployment rate of 5 percent is irrelevant to the current debate over illegal immigration because illegals are overwhelmingly employed in only a few occupations, done mostly by workers with only a high school degree or less. In these high-illegal occupations, native unemployment averages 10 percent — twice the national average. Moreover, the unemployment rate does not consider the growing percentage of less-educated workers who are not even looking for work and have left the labor market altogether. It would be an oversimplification to assume that each job taken by an immigrant is a job lost by a native. What is clear is that the last five years have seen a record level of immigration. At the same time, the unemployment rate of less-educated natives has remained high and the share that have left the labor force altogether has grown significantly. Wage growth has also generally been weak. Thus it is very hard to see any evidence of a labor shortage that could justify allowing illegal aliens to stay or to admit more as guestworkers. Rather, the available evidence suggests that immigration may be adversely impacting less-educated natives. The statistical findings of this study are consistent with other research that has looked at the pattern of immigrant job gains and native loses in recent years\nhttp://www.cis.org/articles/2006/back206.html\n\n\n\nThe U.S. unemployment rate today is at the highest level in 20 years. \nMillions of hard-working Americans who are desperate for jobs can't find them, and both the short term and long term prospects do not bode well for many American workers.\n\nThe economic problems we face would be bad enough if all we had to contend with were a recovering economy, the continued threat of terrorism, and increased competition from foreign companies. \n\nBut a Congress that should be looking for ways to help unemployed Americans is busy opening the floodgates to millions of new immigrants who take jobs away from Americans - and also helping companies take the remaining jobs offshore.\n\nIt almost appears that our government is committed to making sure everybody in the world has a job - except Americans.\n\nHistorically, the U.S. admitted around 300,000 legal immigrants per year, but Congress changed our immigration policies back around 1965 and opened the floodgates. We now allow more than a MILLION legal immigrants into the country each year. A small number of these are refugees; some have special skills not easily found here. But an increasingly large percentage of those pouring through our borders are undereducated, unskilled workers who threaten the income of blue-collar workers, the backbone of America. Millions more come here each year ILLEGALLY, and the government does nothin
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Yes, each person needs to have their own passport.
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You might need to consult an immigration attorney.
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No, just the forms and photos and other required papers.  At least that's how it works in the USA.