we have been called for the green card interview...any suggestions....experience..would appreciate ur comments
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just answer the questions, don't elaborate, keep it simple, be polite, you should be fine. good luck!
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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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Does he have to fight a professional boxer to get a Green Card? Or did someone tell you that a large percentage of "Boxers" are foreign and have Green Cards? Does your question have any relevance to the sport of boxing? \n\nBut, I know many people who had little trouble getting a Green Card, they either did it the legal way and studied up on basic US History or they took the short cut and bought it or married someone to get it. Not a pro boxer though. Anyway if he is a US citizen and you and he get married you'll become a citizen through marriage.
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Hi! this is so and so.\nI had an interview on such and such date,\nand I am making a follow-up call.\n I need to work.What time would you like\nme to be there?\n( I actually did this---and I got the job.They\nsaid,"Can you be here in 30 minutes?" and I said,"I'm\non my way.")
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im from the uk and met my husdand while he was working there we were married 7 month later ,it will be 25 years this october.we have 4 kids 3 grankids.when i came over here to live they gace me 6 months i had to get and exteniton it my perm red card came.you did answer my question but i took it off,i know you are suposed to take the answers but some people made it seem that i was taking from this country and thats not so.since the card i got said entitled to work and reside permanently in the us and after 24 years of having that same card did not realize ir had expaired 5 months ago.and no i never got a letter. thank you .and yes people can stay together after knowing each other a short time.good luck to you all
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How about a program that helps people that are taking the test to become an American citizen. They can use it to learn the English needed for the test with practice tests, exercises, slang language, writing in English, study guide for test and practicing the oath and what it all means? Also, American history needed for the test, links to websites and even games to make interesting.\nOr, you could come up with some type of system that helps new parents with their first baby. You know, like a list of behaviors, medical conditions, links to reference websites, emergency numbers for like poison control and put a link in there that can update numbers and the like. Provide tips and information on feeding problems, sleeping, and God-forbid crib death, links to find car seats...the possibilities are endless. Oh, and a name database of names and meanings, most popular names and things like that. If you use my ideas, all I want to know is what grade you made on it! LOL. I'll try to help with some other ideas if I come up with any. I'm a writer so I think I can help you at least with your writing if you need it. rilti8@sbcglobal.net. email me if you need some help. Good luck. OOH,OOH,OOH, I GOT ANOTHER ONE! Maybe you can develop a program that helps people to compare prices of things they are shopping on the net for instead of having to go to a million different websites! You know, type in say, you're looking for tires or something and you search for a certain price range and location and it pulls up a list of sellers and prices for comparison.
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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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How old was he when he came over illegally, was it by his choice or the choice of his parents.. all things to consider really. \nBest answer so far was to speak/hire an immigration attorney. \nI am sorry sweetie, but I am for deporting all illegals.. HOWEVER!! He may be able to stay, considering the fact that you and he are married. Check into it. <warm hugs>
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Apologies accepted ..........And your question is? If you have a "green card" you are not illegal....so don't worry ........ it is normal , when people olny knows about birth certicficates, we know the diference , that's all  that matters.
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welcome to my world... I have been to 5 interviews in the past 2 months and they all asked me to fill in an employee form and they promised that they will call or email to let me know even if i am not accepted...they didnt call...i called one of them and it turned out that they chose someone else, i asked them why they didnt call and they said "no time to waste" ... God some people are just a pain... Good luck sweetie...
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Apply for the green card lottery.  You have a real chance.  It's not like a usual lottery.  You have to have the resources to support yourself on arrival however.   Alternatively, yeah, marry an American.
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You can give it a shot, but chances are it won't speed up the process.  I work for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and I get people who call me once a week asking about the status of their case.  Repeated phone calls or letters won't make me put their case in front of anyone else's.  The rule is first-in-first-out.  It's going to take some time, so the best advice I can give you is to be patient and realize most Federal workers have huge backlogs in their workload.
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Thank You,someone else in my situation.My husband,too,is illegal.He got stopped at the border and immigration let him in america after 3 mos in jail.And he is mexican also.They gave him a social security card(for all those who think "mexicans" steal them)and a temp. visa.He met me and never went back.We pay our taxes ---- alot of them,and with HIS social security#.Property tax,insurance,dental,medical(for us and 4 kids),we pay it all.My husband supports 2 of my kids who aren't even his-they are white.Their boilogical father has nothing to do with them and we were married for 5 yrs.My husband is a great man,and is way better than alot of legal/born americans.When we can save the money,he will get legal(hopefully).Until then,he works,pays taxes,and doesn't get welfare.And uses his own ss#.Hope it helps to know someone else like you.
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If they initiated the suggestion then they are most likely impressed with your work.  I would suggest that you talk to the last person who mentioned the opportunity or to this person you are visiting soon, and politely tell them that you would like to consider an opportunity to work in the US but would like to understand what role/position you would be in, and how the relocation would work.  If they are serious you should hear some positive feedback shortly (within a month depending on the size of the company - the larger the company the more time this may take, politly follow-up as needed).  Once you find out if this is a real opportunity then you need to find out more on the relocation specifics.  That is, how much money are they willing to move you (and your family if applicable).  Also, since you are not a US citizen you will need to get a work visa (which your company should take care of for you).  Hope that helps...good luck!
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first of all did you avoid all the don'ts of an interview.  were you dressed appropriately.. no smoking.. or cutting down past employers.. had some knowledge of company inwhich you were applying. looked the interviewer in the eye..had a firm handshake. answered all questions to the best of your ability.. asked good questions..expressed all your good qualifications.  also how did you feel when u walked out. did the interviewer appear attentive.  were u called back for a second interview. did interviewer say "DONT CALL US WE WILL CALL YOU. DO you think you are quaLIied and the right person for the job.  good luck.. and dont forget to follow up after a week or so.. to check status of decision.letting them know u r still interested.
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They should apply for citizenship the legal way.  If you want to stay here then do it RIGHT or go home.\nThey take away our jobs (working for nothing).  I agree buy everything today!!!!!!!