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Immigration the Easy Way : Including a Guide to Canadian Immigration

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ISBN-10: 0812047982

ISBN-13: 9780812047981

Edition: N/A

Authors: Howard D. Deutsch

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Publisher: Barron's Educational Series, Incorporated
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 320
Size: 8.00" wide x 11.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.386
Language: English

Acknowledgments
Letter to the Reader
Author's Note
Introduction
Preparing the Way for Immigration
The Immigration Arenap. 2
Seeking the American Dream: A Brief History of Immigration
The Shifting Picture: Why the Laws Keep Changing
Outlook for the Nineties: Understanding the Immigration Act of 1990
A General View of Immigrationp. 8
Government Departments: The Bureaucracies Blocking the Borders
How the System Operates: Numbers, Quotas, and Waiting Periods
Temporary or Permanent Residence: Making the Legal Choice
Entering the United States of Americap. 12
Nonimmigrant Visas and Visa Waivers
Parole, Asylum, Refugee, and Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
Immigrant Visas - "Green Cards"
Illegal Entry: What Are the Consequences?
No Visas Needed
Traveling to Canada or Mexico
Following the Rulesp. 19
Maintaining Status
Changing from One Nonimmigrant Visa Category to Another
Revalidating Your Visa
Dual Intent When You Also Seek Permanent Residence
Extensions of Stay
Strategies for Success
Obtaining Waivers of Excludability
Nonimmigrant (Temporary) Visa Categoriesp. 31
The Immigration Act of 1990: Unscrambling the Codes
A Breakdown of the Nonimmigrant Visa Categories
An Alphabetical Listing: The A to R
The Canada-United States Free Trade Agreementp. 73
TC Visas
H, O, P, Q, and R Visas
B-1 Visas
L Visas
E Visas
The Road to Permanent Residence
An Overview of Immigration in the Ninetiesp. 80
Immigration Categories
Numerical "Per Country" Limits
Procedures
Priority Dates
Family-Related Immigrationp. 85
Family-Sponsored Immigration Categories
Family Reunification
The Application Procedure
Applying in the United States vs. Applying Abroad
Documentation
Green Cards Through Marriage
Employment-Related Immigrationp. 96
Employment-Linked Categories
The Application Procedure
The Labor Certification Process
How to Fight a Denial
Applying in the United States vs. Applying Abroad
Other Ways of Getting a Green Cardp. 112
Adoption
Special Immigrants
Refugees, Asylum, Parole, and Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
Diversity Immigration
Diversity Immigrants
Special Immigration Categories and Considerationsp. 121
Investors
Performers and Artists
The Medical Professions
Illegal Immigrants
Walking the Tightrope: Checks and Balances on Immigrationp. 131
Taxation
Selective Service and Other Requirements
Losing or Giving Up Permanent Residence
Deportation and Exclusion
Naturalization and Citizenship
Basic Requirements for Citizenshipp. 140
Procedures, Documents, and Formsp. 144
The Testp. 146
Dual Citizenship and Swearing Inp. 147
Losing or Giving Up Citizenshipp. 148
Canadian Immigration
An Overview of Immigration Policies and Proceduresp. 152
Family-Related Immigrationp. 155
Family Class
Assisted Relatives
Independent Immigrantsp. 160
The Application Procedure
Immigration Priority List
Independent Immigrant Subcategories
The Point Systemp. 168
Education - 12 points
Specific Vocational Preparation - 15 points
Experience - 8 points
Occupational Demand - 10 points
Arranged Employment - 10 points
Age - 10 points
Knowledge of English and French - 15 points
Personal Suitability - 10 points
Levels Control - 10 points
Special Immigrantsp. 174
Refugees
Live-in Caregivers Program
The Canada-United States Free Trade Agreementp. 177
Business Visitors
Traders and/or Investors
Professionals
Intracompany Transferees
Appendix 1. Table of Immigration Forms and Fees; Sample Formsp. 182
Appendix 2. List of Visa Waiver Countriesp. 252
Appendix 3. List of Countries that have Treaty Trader Agreements or E-2 Bilateral Investment Treaties with the United Statesp. 252
Appendix 4. Naturalization Eligibility Chartsp. 254
Appendix 5. Immigration and Naturalization Service Regional Service Centersp. 259
Appendix 6. United States Embassies and Consulates Abroadp. 260
Appendix 7. Companies that do Professional Evaluations of Foreign University Degrees and Diplomasp. 270
Appendix 8. Schedule 1 Occupations/Professions that Qualify for B-1/Business Visas in Terms of the FTAp. 271
Appendix 9. Schedule 2 Professions that Qualify for TC Visas in Terms of the FTAp. 273
Appendix 10. Countries Whose Nationals Do Not Require Visitors' Visas to Enter Canadap. 275
About the Authorp. 276
Indexp. 277
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