Why did you choose to immigrate to America?

# American Immigration # Introduction The United States is the most popular destination for immigrants in China. Whether in education or economy, the United States is at the forefront of the world and has become an important factor to attract many applicants to immigrate to the United States. The following are the reasons why you chose to immigrate to the United States. Welcome to read!

Why did you choose to immigrate to America?

First, it saves a lot of tuition fees. First of all, the advantage of American green card lies in the difference in tuition fees between ordinary international students and green card holders. Studying in the United States, you will find two figures on the tuition website, one is an American student and the other is an international student. These two figures often differ by one digit. Local students say "thousand" and foreign students say "ten thousand". This difference is more obvious in public schools. Green card holders, like native people, enjoy the "preferential treatment" of thousands of yuan in tuition fees.

Going to college (including graduate students and doctoral students) only needs to pay the same tuition as locals. For example, foreign students in a school have to pay more than 20 thousand dollars a year, while "locals" only need to pay more than 3000 dollars a year. Immigrating to the United States to get a green card can not only save a lot of tuition fees, but also lower the application threshold than other students, and even more opportunities for international students to get scholarships.

When holding an American green card, it doesn't matter if you want to go to school without money. Green card holders above 18 can apply for various kinds of student loans. When a green card holder wants to study for a two-year master's degree, he can lend 60,000 to 70,000 dollars at a time. If you can't find a job after graduation, you don't have to repay the loan. After finding a job, you usually only need to pay back the loan at one tenth of your salary every month.

Second, there are many job opportunities.

Companies don't have to worry about the identity of green card holders. If it is a student visa of F 1, the company needs to apply for a visa of H1B. In addition to the cost, it is more important to pack up and go home if you can't get it! Under the same conditions, few companies will hire someone who may leave at any time, rather than someone who has a stable status and can stay in the United States all the time.

Not only that, the government also has some support for permanent residents who immigrate to the United States to find jobs! Xinhua immigration experts pointed out that ordinary international students need to rack their brains to find jobs, while the US government has specialized agencies to find jobs for their own people free of charge. As long as green card holders register their skills, specialties and interests in this department, this department will find jobs for people for free. At the same time, the department also provides free training in basic skills (such as computer knowledge, English, etc.) for people waiting for employment. ) to help them find jobs. Don't worry about the expiration of OPT, H 1b can't get a visa.

American permanent residents will never worry about their identity. They will not worry about not finding a job after graduation, nor will they worry about H1B. Perhaps for them, H 1b and OPT are the issues that other children should consider.

Third, visa-free travel to more countries.

Successfully immigrated to the United States to achieve a "departure journey." American green cards can be used as passports for many countries. Countries that hold US green cards and accept landing visa or visa exemption are:

Canada (6 months), Mexico (6 months), Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba (14 days), Bahamas (30 days), Cayman Islands (30 days), Costa Rica (90 days), Dominican Republic (30 days), San Salvador, Jamaica (6 months

Fourth, one person immigrates to the United States, and the whole family is happy.

The spouse of a permanent resident or unmarried children under the age of 2 1 are granted permanent resident status. After the children reach the age of 2 1 year, they will continue to maintain their permanent resident status.

The difference between American immigrant green card and visa

American green card:

The American green card has three signs: the sign 1 indicates that you are a "permanent resident of the United States". Logo 2 is your green card number; Logo 3 refers to the validity period of your green card, usually you get a conditional permanent green card for two years first. Your green card is valid from the day you land in the United States.

American immigrant visa:

The logo 1 refers to the type of your immigrant visa. If you or your family have already got an immigrant visa, you can look at the types of immigrant visas this time. Generally, there are three types: I5 1, I52 and I53, which respectively represent the different positions of customers in the immigration application. I5 1 refers to the main application for human immigrant visa, I52 refers to the spouse category, and I53 refers to the children category.

Sign 2 indicates the validity period of immigrant visa, and the validity period of American immigrant visa is six months, with multiple round trips.

Endorsement 3 Endorsement serves as a one-year temporary id card number I-55 1 to prove permanent resident status. Note: I-55 1 is a green card, which means that even if you don't get a green card in time, you can use this immigrant visa to enter and leave the United States within one year without applying for other visas.

Relationship between visa and green card:

If you get an American immigrant visa, you can get your social security number after entering the United States, and you can get a green card application one year after you arrive in the United States, which means you have the right to stay in the United States permanently. After the green card is issued for three years and nine months, you can take the naturalization test. If you pass the naturalization test, you can officially become an American citizen.

Both immigrant visas and green cards are related to "immigrants" becoming American citizens. The difference is that green cards are issued to people who are already in the United States. Immigrant visas are issued to foreign immigrants as documents to enter the United States. After immigration visa applicants arrive in the United States, they must apply for a green card according to the policy and apply for citizenship several years later. In addition, green cards and immigrant visas use the same number of immigrants. Immigrant visa holders can get a green card soon after entering the country, because Andy has already got a green card quota when he enters the country.

Both immigrant visas and green cards are related to "immigrants" becoming American citizens. The difference is that green cards are issued to people who are already in the United States. Immigrant visas are issued to overseas immigrants as proof of their entry into the United States. After immigration visa applicants arrive in the United States, they should apply for citizenship several years later in accordance with the policy of applying for a green card. In addition, green cards and immigrant visas use the same number of immigrants, and immigrant visa holders can get green cards soon after entering the country.

Further reading: elements of American EB 1A immigration application

I. Professional fields

Applicants can only be more sure of being approved if they position themselves in a narrow professional field. Positioning your own professional field is the most important work in the initial stage of application. The goal and direction are wrong, and it is useless to work hard in the future. For example, a star who defines himself as a movie, video or song will not be easier to pass than a talent who is only positioned at the top of the singing art field, because you will face more competitors. Remember, it is a special field, not a general field. The core idea of EB- 1 is to attract top people in the fields of science and technology, art, education, sports and business to work in the United States and make contributions to the United States with their special professional abilities. These five fields are all large, not subdivided professional fields. Finding your own professional field is the most important and basic work before writing an application, and it is also the first step to determine success or failure. On the other hand, it is not that the narrower the definition of a professional field, the more likely it is to become a top talent in this field and pass the application. It is important to grasp the balance scale according to the applicant's objective situation and background evidence materials.

Second, the application time

I- 140 The time for submitting the application is very important. Immigration can refuse to submit new evidence after the application, unless I- 140 is refused to resubmit. Therefore, the applicant must submit all the supporting documents on the necessary qualifications that meet the relevant standards at the time of initial application, instead of adding new evidence after the subsequent application date. In some cases, law firms will advise applicants to wait until they have published important articles, won more important awards, or participated in more important exhibitions before submitting their applications, so that his/her application may be stronger. Depending on the applicant's different conditions, some people may be ready to submit I- 140 within a few weeks, while others need several months. There are still some people who are not very mature, but at least know how to set goals and spend several years preparing their applications step by step according to the "prescribed conditions". In any case, as long as the applicants have a certain foundation and persist under the correct guidance, the chances of getting a green card are still very high.

Third, personal work plan

In the petition of his law firm, he will certainly provide a statement that guests will continue to work in their declared professional fields after coming to the United States, such as detailed plans and descriptions of how they intend to continue their professional fields after coming to the United States.

Fourth, apply for copywriting

Success depends on the applicant's own conditions and the professionalism of the attorney, including but not limited to the application copy. Many applications submit a thick stack of application materials, which only list the eligible evidence from the "technical" level, and cannot organize the materials from the "Tao" strategic level. From the approver's point of view, this is the root cause of failure. The core requirement of EB- 1A immigration category for the beneficiaries is to have special professional talents and high-level professional knowledge. The "ten reference conditions" of EB- 1A given by the US Immigration Bureau are of course important, but helping applicants prepare evidence reference in application materials is only the most basic level. More importantly, the auditor should draw some important conclusions through these evidence materials of the applicant, and the approval will be easy to pass. Six core points of applying copywriting:

1. The applicant's continued enjoyment or international reputation;

2. The applicant has been widely recognized by the industry;

3. The applicant has made an original and significant contribution in his professional field;

4. The applicant has risen to the highest position in a small part of his professional field;

5. The applicant will continue to work in this field after obtaining a green card to come to the United States;

6. The applicant's work will continue to benefit the United States.