The Senate immigration reform bill would create a new non-immigrant visa category, the W visa category. W visas would be issued to low skilled foreign workers who are willing to work for registered employers and the spouses and children of these workers would also be permitted to travel to the United States and work there. […]
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The United States, the land of immigrants will soon reform its immigration laws and the immigration reform bill unveiled by the senators focuses on immigrant work skills and border security. The immigration bill of the senators is 844 pages long it is named Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013. This bill
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The Senate immigration reform bill would eliminate the backlog for family-based immigrants and repeal the availability of immigrant visas for the brothers/sisters of US citizens. At present, US citizens can sponsor their relatives under four family preference categories and 480,000 immigrant visas are allocated per year to such immigrants and the US citizens can sponsor
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The Senate immigration reform bill will create a new visa program for the low-skilled workers and the bill includes provisions to legalize agricultural workers. This bill will grant blue card status to the immigrants who have worked in agriculture for at least 100 days and the immediate relatives of these workers will also be permitted
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Citizens of foreign countries who were brought to the United States as minors and those who have been living in the United States right from their childhood as undocumented immigrants are the DREAMers and the DREAMers always wanted the country to pass the DREAM Act that would give them a chance to obtain US citizenship
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The Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act, states that the undocumented immigrants will be permitted to apply for Registered Provisional Immigrant (RPI) status and that they will be given one year from the date of implementing border security measures to apply for this legal status. Registered Provisional Immigrant (RPI) status will permit the
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The long-awaited Senate immigration reform bill, “Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013”, that was unveiled on Wednesday is likely to change various aspects of the country’s immigration laws. Key provisions of the bill are border security, path to US citizenship and immigration overhaul. You can read the full 844 page immigration
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The Senate immigration bill contains a pathway to US citizenship but obtaining US citizenship may not be so easy and the undocumented immigrants will have to wait for years to obtain citizenship status in America. Foreign nationals who entered into the country illegally prior to 31st December, 2011, alone will be permitted to apply for
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American Immigration Center offers immigration services and you can download all the required immigration forms from us-immigration.com. You can get the most helpful immigration guides from American Immigration Center and the site has already published several immigration guides that help the people to understand the immigration process. Similarly, you can check the site to know
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DREAM Act is nothing but the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act and this act if signed into law would help the undocumented immigrants to become lawful residents and finally citizens of the United States. In order to qualify, undocumented immigrants will have to prove that they were not above age 16 when
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