How do you become a resident of jamaica but keep your brtish status?
964120
your residence has nothing to do with you citizenship \nhere are some actions to be considered :\nThe "documents and particulars" for becoming a permanent resident are as follows:\n\n1) Valid national passport;\n\n2) Evidence of financial status and means of support - for example, particulars of pension, bank account, property owned and business investments;\n\n3) Birth certificate;\n\n4) Marital status - marriage certificate - particulars of spouse, children and other dependents;\n\n5) Medical certificate - certificate of good health;\n\n6) Police certificate from the state from which you are migrating;\n\n7) Two (2) passport size photographs;\n\n8) Reasons for seeking permanent residence in Jamaica;\n\n9) Letters of references from two reputable citizens of Jamaica.\n\nPermanent residence is usually granted to the following categories of persons:\n\nA) Wives of Jamaican Nationals without meeting any residency requirements;\n\nB) Adults and minors who have claim to Jamaican Nationality without meeting any residency requirements;\n\nC) Retired persons who have resided in Jamaica for at least three years;\n\nD) Persons employed in Jamaica after completing a period of residence of at least five years;\n\ni hope this helps ?
1156544
You have to be a member and logged in with your email address\nand passport.
995624
You can stay here long term as a permanent resident.  My husband is from Scotland and doesn't want to give up his British citizenship.  As long as you follow all of the INS's rules and show up for all of your appointments, file the proper paperwork, you won't have any problems living here legally and still remaining an Italian citizen.
48251
Well, are you still considered a resident of Lousiana?  Do you still have a permanent residence in the state?  I think that would make the difference.  Also, I think you have to stay in a separate state for about...5 or 6 years before you are made a resident of THAT state.  \nLook up the Lousiana College board, and you may get a better answer than the one from me. \nGood luck, and hope all goes well.
859673
I believe you can come on a business visa; you would have to stay here a number of years before you could get permanent residence, called indefinite leave to remain.\n\nYou can check out \n\nhttp://www.workingintheuk.gov.uk/working_in_the_uk/en/homepage/schemes_and_programmes/businessman.html? \n\nfor more details.\n\nBut get professional legal advice\n\nGood luck
380758
I'm from immigration Jk
880486
Apply to become a citizen. Call immigration and they will tell you.
389716
yes...I'm pretty sure to mainain your citizenship, you must spend at least 1/2 of the year here.  For example, if you own a house in another county, you cannot live there year-round, but just 6 months of the year
288205
Yes, as long as you have no terrorist contacts and no major criminal record.  You also need to have a job lined up and/or a sponsor in the US.  Make sure you go through the proper channels to get residential status.  You need to be a resident before you can become a citizen.
718820
Travel to Jamaica first then get a taxi.
694681
A student visa doesn't give you the right to live here, ever, because it is a non-resident visa and is above quotas for resident visas.\n\nHowever, if you get a job lined up for after graduation, you can apply for a change of status to an H1B visa, but you need a sponsor and need to do the paperwork early enough in the year before the H1B visas for the year are gone.
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What you can do is contact the Jamaican Tourism Board. They should have all the information on how to get married in jamaica. Another thing you can do is get married at at a resort like Sandals where they take care of everything and can help with getting the marriage license and so on.
338425
Option 1: Since you have physically met him, you can file a FIANCE VISA Petition. You will have to prove that the two of you intend to marry and that you have physically met during the past 2 years. This takes quite a bit of time (about 12 months). Once he is approved, he will enter the country and you will have 90 days to marry. As soon as you marry, you must file a petition for him to receive a green card. \nOption 2: If you have a good faith relationship, you can marry him in Jamaica. Then you file a petition for a K visa. About 12 months later, he will enter the US with a K visa. Then, he needs to apply for a green card. GOOD LUCK!
274392
I'm not sure of the exact steps. But you might want to talk to a Navy recruiter. I had several people I worked with enter the Navy medical corps and they were not citizens yet. They were refugees from Africa. But by entering the military they were able to have their citizenship sped up.
890458
Britain has the visa waiver program for entries less than 3 months! If you stay longer, you will need to get one !!
593687
Easy and fun. \nGo to Peninsula de Macanao, and ask for the Provita office (is a ONG) they have several programs in the island and I guess they migth be able to assist you.\nGood luck and have fun.
1184272
You can't.  Entry to the US under the Visa Waiver Program precludes your applying for an extension of stay or change of status.