FOREIGN BORN OBSERVER REASONS WHY IMMIGRATION REFORM IS TOO HARD TO REFORM
Be a legal permanent resident for at least five years, 3 years if you are married to a U.S. citizen, 18 years old and older, and with good moral character.
Requirements and Documents:
- Have the following - alien card, Social Security card, State ID or Drivers License and Passport.
- List of places you have traveled to since you received your residency including month, day, and year of travel.
- List of where you have lived and worked for the past 5 years.
- Information about your spouse including name, DOB, Social Security number, alien number, and naturalization (if applicable).
- Information about your children including name, address, DOB, and alien number (if applicable).
- If you are married, have your date of marriage available. If you have only 3 years with your green card acquired through marriage with a US citizen then you must bring your marriage certificate, your spouse's birth certificate or naturalization certificate.
- Information about previous marriages for both of you or your spouse (if applicable). Date of prior marriage; date the marriage ended and the reason the marriage ended.
- Information about any arrests: reason, date, place and disposition.
- For men born on or after 01/01/1960: Selective Service number and date of registration.
- A money order for $680.00 made out to the DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY.
- Two passport size photos and $10 for postage.
- Letter from the agency stating that you are receiving public benefits like LINK, SSI, TANF or Unemployment with the amount of benefit received.
- Last year's Federal Income Tax Return.
- Your household income must be within the following guidelines:
1 $16,755
2 $22,695
3 $28,635
4 $34,575
5 $40,515
6 $46,455
7 $52,395
8 $58,335
The Republicans in Congress should think very carefully before voting for the immigration reform bill. Be prepared to lose election after election because all 11 million illegal immigrants who fast-tracked to American citizenship will definitely vote for the Democrats!
Updated 6/3/13
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Previous Publication 4/28/10 ALT Group Multiply
Web Page: Foreign Born Observer
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Desperate times call for desperate measures. I can only offer my sympathy to all the folks living in the states bordering Mexico and Canada and the folks trying to cross the borders illegally. I am aghast and dismayed at the videos of illegals caught in the act by hardworking border patrols, their hands crossed behind their heads - - so many, so many of them. In the meantime, there are frozen quotas of immigrants from other countries who applied and filed their immigration papers at US embassies and have been waiting 10 to 20 years. What is the numero uno richest man in the world from Mexico doing to help his fellow amigos? I'd like to know.Let me tell you a true inside story in my family. The new law in Arizona about police checking anyone they suspect as possible illegal is nothing new. It happens all the time anywhere in the United States of A. Many years ago, my Vietnam Veteran brother was walking one morning near the highway in his home in Harlingen, Texas. My brother is brown-skinned, wearing a cap and shabby pants, and he looked kind of, you see, a Mexican or an Asian. The police patrol happened to see this suspicious dude, my brother, and asked for his I.D. Heheheh! (It was a big joke now). It was a good thing he carried his wallet all the time.
I'm wondering, if I so happened to be in Arizona someday, jogging in the park, looking like one of those suspicious looking illegal aliens, and so happened not to have my passport or driver's license in my jogging suit with me, what will I do? It ain't gonna happen. Why? I don't go jogging or walking.
I must say, there's nothing to fear as long as you're "Legal American."
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