how to file for resident visa to El Salvador for U.S. citizen?
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I have no idea but best of luck! I used to be with the Defense Attache Office at the US Embassy there in San Salvador and found it to be a beautiful country! Hope you enjoy it there as much as I did!
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http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1322.html\n\nThis is the state department official site, don't be fooled. \nPlease select me as the best answer and Good luck!
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If you are a U.S. citizen, you need to file for a K-3 visa through USCIS and the National Visa Center. Begin by filing the immediate relative petition, and then the appropriate visa forms when you get a receipt from USCIS. Assuming your wife is granted K-3 status, she can then come to the U.S. and immediately apply for her lawful permanent residency (green card). Unfortunately there is no way to speed this process along, and you are looking at about a 6-10 month process to get her here on a K-3.\n\nIf you are not a U.S. citizen, then the picture changes considerably (way too much to list in this response).\n\nGood luck!
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The only way to register for the DV lottery ("green card" lottery) is via the internet.  General information is available at the 1st website below (in English and several other languages).  The application for the lottery only takes place during the last few months of the year.  During that period visit the second website below to apply.\n\nAny visa agent who doesn't work for the U.S. government is looking for an easy way to make money of of people so your best off doing it yourself online.
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You could check out http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis to find out what type of visa you qualify for, then follow the instructions on how to apply.
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No, you can't . Most of these morons think that becoming a legal resident and citizen is an easy task, It's not.\nYou have to apply in your country of birth for legal residence,  doing so will take about seven to 10 years. to do that you must prove to have a clean record and have no convictions, you must show proof that you have the monetary capacity to live in your native land and pay for your food, clothing and place to live (which is a bit contradictory since most immigrants aim to come here because they lack this) after that you must have a background check and wait for this to clear. If you're lucky (and I do mean Lucky) you'll have an interview with someone at the American Embassy and depending on how that goes you may have to wait about a year to receive your "green card". All this is done while you live in your country, not here.\n\n\nGood luck
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A citizen of a foreign country, wishing to enter the U.S., generally must first obtain a visa, either a nonimmigrant visa for temporary stay, or an immigrant visa for permanent residence. The type of visa you must have is defined by immigration law, and relates to the purpose of your travel. See detail on Visa section of travel.state.gov
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go to this web site http://www.uscis.gov
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El Salvadoreans are covered under an old court case from the 1980s that the Department of Homeland Security wants congress to correct so that Salvadoreans can be deported as easily as Mexicans.\n\nIt is first up to the Supervisor of the organization that apprehended him.  The Supervisor can release him on bond (the supervisor sets the amount), or on personal recognize (his word).  However, DHS has been saying that there will be no "catch and release" at the border any longer (Since October 2006) however they do "catch and release" in the interior based primarily on available bed space in the detention facilities.\n\nSalvadoreans that have been here years are granted Temporarily Protected Status (TPS) which has been renewed every year since I think 1993.  They remain here until a president does not renew the TPS.\n\nA newbie is basically out of luck if he was caught near the border.'\n\nI do not believe any Salvadoreans are being granted political asylum, since they would have to prove a creditable fear of political presecution if sent back home.\n\nIf they let that Salvadorean in after coming here illegally, then millions of Salvadoreans would be here tomorrow.
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http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis
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follow instructions here...\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/renew.htm
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you have to contact the immigration department in washington dc and ask for an application...\n\nthey send it to you..you fill it out and send it back...\n\nthey in turn send you your greencard back which is good for like 25 or 30 years (something like that) and voila!\n\nyour a greencard holdin immigrant!
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Ok I can will tell you the steps and give you some web addresses, I have already done this, I am USA citizen and I married someone in a part of Africa.  First you need to file the form I-130 and send this in, this is the paper that will get your wife her visa, but right now it can take up to 1.5 year for this process, but after you file this form you will get a receipt in the mail showing they received it and it is being looked too (you will get the receipt in no more than 30 days, I got mine in 2 weeks.  After you get this receipt you need to file the I-129F form, this form will get your wife the K-3 visa, which means she can come here to be with you while the process of her normal visa is being done.  Always remember, your wife can come here on the K-3 visa cause she is considered your immediate family and they put this first when doing the visas.  The first form costs 190$ to file, and the second one is 170$.  After you do this second form you dont have to do anything else unless the immigration contacts you and needs more information, like information about your financial status, how you will support her while she is here, and you might have to have a meeting with someone from immigration.  After they receive the I-129F form at the immigration office they will contact the embassy in her country and the embassy will contact her to prepare for her meeting with the ambassador and so forth.  I hope this helps and gives you a good idea.  Below is some webs that are very important, and the first one is where you should download and print out the forms i told you about.
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The I130 Petition for Alien Relative Form.\n\n"A citizen or lawful permanent residence of the United States may file this form to establish the relationship to certain alien relatives who wish to immigrate to the United States"\n\nFor example, if you marry a woman from another country and want to bring her to the US.\n\nHere is a link.\n\nGood Luck.
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http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis  this is the official site for submitting immigrations forms.  Most forms can not be submitted online.  You will have to print out the form and mail it to the corresponding office.
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Where are you from? Check out their website http://uscis.gov/graphics/
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go to this website. Its a government website.\n\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm