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First, the historical changes of American immigration law

(1) Early Immigration Law: Free and Open Period (from the founding of the United States to the early 1980s of 19)

(b) Mid-term immigration law: the period of restricting immigration and regional differences (1882 to the early 1950s).

(c) Modern immigration law: the period of easing and correcting regional differences (from 1952 to1late 1980s)

(4) Contemporary immigration law: the selection period of skilled immigrants (starting from 1990) (5) A comprehensive review of the development history of American immigration law.

(VI) Characteristics and reasons of American immigration law

Second, three waves of immigrants in history brought the United States to power.

(1) Attracting immigrants was once the most important diplomatic task of the United States.

(2) Immigration has changed the fate of the United States.

(3) The immigration tide has also triggered a counter-current of xenophobia. 3. How does contemporary America attract talents?

( 1) "9? 1 1 "leads to the tightening of American immigration policy and the shortage of talents.

(B) China's immigration to the United States tends to be stable.

(3) The future immigration policy may be normal.

Iv. Current situation of immigrants in the United States: 1/8 Nationals are new immigrants.

(1) Chinese become the runner-up of new immigrants.

(B) American immigration tide

(3) In 2050, whites will become a minority in the United States.

Reading materials: Understanding America (1)- Overview of America.

The first American immigration (legal) system

1. How can I immigrate to America? Relevant institutions involved in immigration affairs

(a) Legislature: the United States Congress.

(2) The three executing agencies

(3) Immigration Appellate Body

(4) Service organization: National Visa Center.

Three. Residence status (residence status in the United States)

Fourth, the US visa.

(1) Types of American visas

(2) Immigration quota and its classification

(3) Work permit and non-work visa

Verb (abbreviation of verb) enters the United States (process and procedure)

(1) Entry procedures at American airports (2) How to avoid being refused entry?

(3) How to avoid being listed as no-admittance?

(4) Measures for valid visas but expired passports.

Intransitive verbs change their identities, adjust their identities and become naturalized in America.

Reading Materials: Understanding America (2)- American History

The second is to go to the United States with dignity.

The first is the "elusive" American visa.

Second, the basic documents to be prepared for visas to the United States

Three. non-immigrant visa

Four. B- 1 business trip /B-2 tourist visa

Verb (abbreviation of verb) studying in the United States F- 1/ all classes study in F-2 visa.

6. American work H visa (employed by American enterprises)

(1) H- 1A professional registered nurse work visa

(2) H- 1B professional work visa

(3) Introduction of H-2 visa

(4) Work visa for H-3 trainers

7.L- 1 Work visa to the United States (personnel stationed by multinational enterprises)

(1) Types of visas and application conditions

(2) Supplementary materials required for applying for L- 1 visa.

(3)L- 1 business plan required for visa application.

(4) Comparison between L-1visa and E- 1/E-2 visa.

(5) Time required from L- 1 visa application to green card approval

(6)L- 1 Can visa holders freely enter and leave the United States during the green card application?

(7) L- 1 Visa Eight Frequently Asked Questions. 0- 1 excellent talent visa

Nine. Visiting scholar J- 1 visa

X.p work visa

(1) Excellent athletes, sports groups and performing arts groups P- 1 visa

(2) P-2 visas for members of performing arts groups participating in exchange programs.

(3) P-3 visa for members of performing arts groups participating in special cultural exchanges.

XI。 Introduction of other non-immigrant certificates

Twelve, the secret of obtaining a non-immigrant certificate in the United States

(A) the "presumption of guilt" principle of American immigration law

(2) Handling of application rejection (taking H- 1A as an example)

Reading Materials: Understanding America (3)- American Economy

Article 3 Living in the United States reasonably and legally

First of all, beware of immigration scams

(a) by immigration reform to defraud money

(2) immigration fraud may lead to "smuggling tide"

Second, how to change identity in the United States

(a) Basis for legal residence in the United States

(2) Overview of identity transformation

(3) Visa extension and identity change

(4) Entry by business visa. How to change your identity in America?

Three common modes of identity transformation

(VI) Advantages and disadvantages of domestic identity transformation

Third, relative migration.

(A) Overview of American relative immigration

(2) Financial guarantee for American relatives and immigrants.

(3) Quota and priority date

(4) Application procedures for relatives to emigrate.

(5) Documents required for applying for immigration of American relatives.

(6) penalties for overstaying

Fourth, marriage immigration (marriage green card and citizen application)

(A) An overview of American marriage immigrants

(B) far "married" the US K visa.

(3) American marriage K-3 visa

(4) the temporary green card is converted into a permanent green card.

(5) Marriage green card interview questions that immigration officers will ask.

(6) The definition and punishment of fake marriage in American immigration law.

(7) Changes in divorce and immigration applications.

(8) FAQs

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Overview of professional immigrants

Sixth, the first priority occupation category (EB- 1, outstanding talents)

(A) EB- 1a, immigration opportunities for special talents.

Opportunities for distinguished professors and researchers to emigrate (EB-lb)

(C) EB- 1c, the best choice for business elites to immigrate to the United States.

Seventh, the second priority occupation category (EB-2, professionals)

(a) What is the second priority of labor migration (EB-2)

(b) How to determine the second priority for professional immigrants?

(3) Perm application procedure

(d) Common problems and solutions that give professional immigrants the second priority.

5] National interest immunity (NIW)

(6) Key points of applying for national interest exemption: one center and two basic points.

(7) Self-assessment of "national interest immunity"

(eight) the comparison of special talents, outstanding talents and national interest immunity.

Eighth, the third priority occupation category (EB-3, technical or non-technical personnel)

(a) Overview of the third priority occupational category

(b) Third priority application procedure

(3) How can China and Indian applicants skillfully use EB-3 perming applications?

Ninth and fourth priority occupational categories (EB-4, special immigrants)

(A) EB-4 classification of special immigrants

(two) the conditions that the applicant must meet

(3) the materials required for the application.

R- 1 the difference between religious visas and the fourth priority of professional immigrants.

X. Fifth priority occupational category (EB-5, investment immigration)

(A) Analysis of the needs and advantages and disadvantages of investment immigration projects

(B) Investment immigration application process

(3) materials required for investment immigration application

(4) Answers to frequently asked questions about investment immigrants.

Xi。 work permit

(1) Work permit and similar documents

(2) Occupational classification of work permit

(3) Basic requirements for approval of work permit

(4) Several situations in which immigrants do not need a work permit.

(5) How to successfully apply for a perming permit?

(VI) PERM Fast Work Permit Green Card Application Steps

(7) The new regulations of the US Department of Labor in 2007 prohibit the change of beneficiaries.

(VIII) In 2008, the Ministry of Labor conducted strict examination and approval and supervision.

(9) Application for Permanent Employment Permit (PERM) in FY 2008.

XII. The final stage of obtaining a green card.

(1) visa processing

(2) Adjust identity

(3) Matters needing attention in legal status adjustment in the United States

(4) How to enter and leave the United States during the period of identity adjustment.

Thirteen. transplant

(1) Qualifications required for naturalization

(2) naturalization procedures

(3) Factors affecting naturalization

(4) Why do you become a citizen after you have a green card?

(5) Answers to frequently asked questions about naturalization

Reading materials: Understanding America (4)- American culture

The prospect of the end of American immigration law

First, the difficult immigration reform in the United States

(A) the existing immigration rules can not adapt to the new situation

Strive to explore new immigration solutions.

(3) 6,543,802 illegal immigrants will be legalized.

(d) The reform of immigration policy in the United States has been blocked again.

Second, look forward to the future trend of American immigration law.

appendix

I. Introduction of American Visa Category Code

Second, common American immigration terms.

postscript

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