Five points for attention after immigrating to the United States

# American Immigration # Introduction The welfare system in the United States is very sound and recognized by all countries in the world, and the welfare system in the United States can be enjoyed not only by American citizens, but also by citizens who immigrate to the United States. The following are matters needing attention after immigrating to the United States. Welcome to read!

Article 1 Five Points for Attention after Immigrating to America

1. When you immigrate to the United States, you must abide by local laws and respect local cultural customs. After all, there are many religious beliefs in America. If you don't respect their religious beliefs, you will get yourself into trouble. 2. Maintain a good image and quality. After all, you are from China abroad. As a China person, you should maintain the image of China people and the national image, so that you can be loved. If you can get ahead in America, make contributions to American society and do your best to help others, you will be welcomed.

In the United States, it will be valued by the American government, so it will have the right to participate in the election. There have been many such examples in the past. For example, in the past, the American ambassador to China was Chinese, and some state legislators and governors all had Chinese. So when you arrive in the United States, you must be familiar with and abide by American laws and policies.

4. To immigrate to the United States, we should learn more spoken English and integrate into local life. After all, after emigrating, we became American citizens. In the future, you need to adapt to work and life slowly and adjust your mentality slowly.

Join more Chinese societies or organizations, such as the Chinese Association, so that you can get help quickly when you encounter difficulties. Whether studying abroad, skilled immigrants or investment immigrants, they need to quickly integrate into the local environment and better serve the United States, so as to survive better.

Article 2 American immigration methods

First, EB-5 investment immigrants

Foreign immigrant applicants can create 10 full-time employment opportunities for American workers by investing in the United States to create commercial enterprises that are beneficial to the American economy, and obtain a temporary green card for two years. 90 days before the expiration of the two-year period, if the investment behavior of immigrant investors still exists, they can apply for "conditional removal" and become permanent residents.

Application conditions:

1. Applicants must have proof of legal assets of $500,000.

2. The applicant must have invested or be actively investing in the specified investment amount.

Second, get married and marry an American citizen.

The United States attaches great importance to family values and family reunion, which is reflected in the relative inclination of the number of family immigrants in the immigration law. There is no quota for American citizens' spouses, minor children and parents to immigrate. After marriage with an American citizen, the spouse can immediately submit a green card application, and I- 130 and I-485 can be submitted together. In general, you can get a temporary green card in 4-5 months.

Third, immigrants studying abroad.

The most important way for international students to get a green card is to find a job in the United States and draw lots for H 1B work visas. H 1B to green card is the most common immigration method in the past, but objectively speaking, it is difficult to wait in operation. The whole process, from landing in the United States, took five years for master's degree and doctor's degree, five years for H 1B visa, and five years for green card transfer. The most successful one was 15. Should be kept in a perfect state, without any mistakes, long-term exploitation by the boss should also be optimistic. After the whole process, the pressure will be even greater.

Article 3 Frequently Asked Questions of American Immigrants

What is the definition of the child's age of 1.2 1?

Lawyers will apply for the "Child Protection Law" when submitting applications, and they will lock their ages during the I-526 approval time.

2. When can I apply for a permanent green card once I get a conditional green card?

The conditional green card starts from the date of landing and expires two years later. You can submit the I-829 application form three months before the deadline. The regional center and American lawyers provide you with all supporting documents related to limited partnership and capital contribution, and are responsible for recording all employment opportunities created.

Once the I-829 application form is submitted to the US Immigration Service, your conditional permanent residency can be extended for one year. Please bring your USCISI-829 receiving notice and conditional green card to enter and leave the United States.

3. What is the difference between "conditional" and "unconditional" green cards?

According to the regulations, if you get an EB-5 immigrant visa, you will get a "conditional" green card valid for two years; After I-829' s application for termination conditions is passed, the "conditional" green card will be converted into an "unconditional" green card, with the validity period of 10 year. In addition, two green cards enjoy the same rights and privileges.

4. Who can obtain permanent residency ("green card")?

You (the investor), your spouse and all unmarried children under 2 1 year old when submitting the I-526 application form have the right to obtain a green card. Adopted children can also be counted as family members. The adopted child should be under the age of 16 and have lived with the applicant for more than 2 years.

5. How long is the validity of the permanent residency (unconditional green card)?

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6. How long will I stay in America every year?

You must land within 180 days after receiving the visa issued by the American overseas consulate. Once you come to the United States, you need to establish residence status.