Recent content by samdalas40

"However, the fees to get a Green Card are really expensive and I personally don't have that amount of money" just a flight tickert to Norway, min. $1,200.00(peak season)not including travel related expences. cost for I-485 application(green card) $1,010.00 Really interesting.

not a problem at all,just returned from a cruise to Jamiaca just with a GC

please,I would advice you to start/continue taking your medications if you've not been doing so.

let your friend go see his/her local congressman and the office will find out why his/her application is been on hold for more than 5 years.(hopefully not due to the inadmissibilty thing).The conressional office will get a detail report in less than 2 days.

Boy,after one year,it will be difficult but not impossible

asulum if you have a valid visa,I would recommend come in first,talk to a few more people before applying.Avoid applying at the POE

where did get 40 days from?You can stay as long as the validity of your RTD,don't just let it expire while you are abroad.

imm333,if I were you,I would talk to my lawyer,assylum is right,if for some reason,you had an unlawfull presence in the US before you filed for asylum,you might be subject to inadmissibilty bar.However,if you came in and filed your asylum application within one year of your arrival,like most of...

unless someone exits/enter the country illegally,everyone that travels abroad has their trip details forwarded to the government by the airline.On your first question,yes,1 year from your approval date is whe you need to apply for your PR,not unless you plan to make another international trip...

two weeks stay in Canada will not affect your 1 year requirement for PR.USCIS has travel records for everyone that crosses the boarder.

you can still drive to Canada with a green card,as far as flying is concern,you might run into some difficulties when flying with some airlines,some will let you board without any issues

Does anyone know if expedite how long it takes to get TRD abroad? I doubt if anyone can guess.Normally,you expedite a RTD to travel abroad,now you want to expedite it to return to the US.Having said that,a regular expedited request,if granted takes an average of 4 weeks.

I don't think she qualifies for a boarding letter.I think her best short is to apply right away for a RTD,or contact a lawyer.

yes,I the white card referenced above should be the I-94,I seriously doubt that can be used to travel back to the US.

Never heard that you can fly back to the US just with a white asylum card,sounds unrealistic to me.Concerning issuring TRD,a friend of mine flew to Ghana and her RTD expired while she was in Ghana,she had to reapply for a new RTD.It took so long because she had to be fingerprinted at the US...