About F-4 American immigrant visa

* * * Green cards are produced in party member and the United States.

[Author: Ma Qiang hits: 902 1 update date: July 2004 12]

"Producers never bother to hide their opinions."

-Quoted from Marx's Manifesto of the Productive Party.

When applying for immigration to the United States, American consular officials will ask whether the applicant was born in party member. If the applicant tells the truth and clearly claims that he is party member, he will be refused a visa. If party member's identity is concealed, once it is discovered, it will be regarded as cheating the US government, and the consequences will be more serious. Then, when applying for immigration to the United States, how should a party member deal with this problem?

The United States is a country against * *. According to the early immigration law of the United States, anyone belonging to the * * * production party and its affiliated organizations is not allowed to immigrate to the United States. After entering the country, if you are found to belong to the * * * production party, you will be deported. 1990, the United States amended the provisions of the Immigration Law on party member's entry and immigration. Affected by the end of the Cold War, the new regulations relaxed the relevant regulations prohibiting party member from entering the country.

First of all, when applying for a non-immigrant visa, a native of party member will not be refused a visa because of his party member status. In addition, if you meet the requirements after entering party member, you will not be deported because of your party member status, and your immigration status will not be rejected. However, when applying for immigration outside the United States, party member, who was born in * * *, will still be refused entry because of his party member status. However, the Immigration Law (1990) also provides for the following exceptions.

According to the law, even if you are from party member, you can still apply for immigration to the United States if you meet the following conditions:

Before 1 and 16, add * * * production party;

2. Joining * * * party member is involuntary, or forced to join the * * * production party;

3. Joining the * * * production party is not to identify with the party's program and political goals, but to improve material life (the corrupt bureaucrats of the * * * production party seem to meet this condition);

4. Five years before applying for immigration to the United States, he has quit the party (two years for applicants from Eastern European countries);

5. The applicant's spouse or children, or parents, brothers and sisters are American citizens, or their spouses or children are permanent residents of the United States.

Despite these exceptions, once party member, a native of * * *, admitted his party member status when applying for immigration to the United States, the American consular officer in charge of the trial was still not allowed to issue an immigrant visa, but would ask for a bilingual statement stating the following:

1. The name of the * * * production party or other terrorist organization to which you belong or are forced to belong;

2. The reason why you joined the Party;

3. Become the start and end date of party member;

4. location;

5. Why are you still party member?

6. the benefits of education and living standards after joining the party;

7, your acceptance of the party's organizational structure, ultimate goal, way of doing things, theory and practice;

8. If you have left this organization, please explain when and why you left.

After submitting this statement, the US Consulate will make a decision on whether to allow the applicant to enter the country according to the instructions in the statement. As can be seen from the above, if you recognize your party member status, it will undoubtedly bring a lot of confusion to the applicant's application for immigration to the United States, but not recognize your party member status, which not only does not conform to the provisions of the US immigration law, but also seems to violate the earnest instruction of Comrade Marx in the Producers' Party Manifesto. Life is full of contradictions.

However, on the other hand, it is a contradiction that party member applied for immigration to the United States.

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