Ready to move to the USA? Here's the insider's guide you need! U.S. Immigration Made Easy covers every possible way to legally enter and live in the United States. The author explains how the immigration system really works, showing you how to qualify for work visas, student visas, refugee status, green cards, citizenship and more! Step-by-step instructions show how to fill out and file forms and how to approach the enormous U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) bureaucracy. Thoroughly updated and revised, the 13th edition has been updated and revised to cover the latest changes in immigration law, including new laws about fianc visas, less burdensome financial requirements for sponsors and tougher standards of evidence for asylum. It also shows you where to find the forms you need on the Internet.
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"Highly recommended.... Instructive and explanatory." -- Highly recommended.... Instructive and explanatory." (United States Information Agency
"Thoughtfully organized... a vast amount of useful information." -- Library Journal
"Well worth the investment -- considerably less than what one would pay for an hour's consultation with a lawyer." -- Irish Echo
"A new option.... Save $500 to $8000 in legal fees." -- Asian Week
"Thoughtfully organized... a vast amount of useful information." -- Library Journal
"Well worth the investment -- considerably less than what one would pay for an hour's consultation with a lawyer." -- Irish Echo
"A new option.... Save $500 to $8000 in legal fees." -- Asian Week
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33 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Seems great but be careful,
By "hungrylava" (New York, NY USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: U.S. Immigration Made Easy (8th Edition) (Paperback)
If you just read this book, it seems very helpful. The language is simpel, and the authors know what they are talking about. But the information regarding some forms is insufficient. An example: about form G325A the book says: "The questions are self-explanatory." But I have no idea what to fill in at "File number A-". File number? Same form says "Submit all four pages of this form." But the form in the book contains only one page. If you visit the INS website, you'll find four pages. But the INS nor this book explain what to do with two of the four pages after you filled in one for yourself and one for you relative. It would be nice if people who bought this book, got an opportunity to ask these simple questions on Nolo's website, but that doesn't seem possible. I'm afraid I need an immigration lawyer after all.
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
My reference book!,
By A Customer
This review is from: U.S. Immigration Made Easy (9th National Edition) (Paperback)
Well organized and written, with just enough information to bring all options to the attention of the reader. Easily read and referenced, and quite comprehensive in coverage. Rare will still be the cases in which one can really do away with counsel, but it will make one a better informed client. I particularily liked inserts on new legislation and policies (helped me guide my own process), explanations on rights and obligations associated with each status, and the exhaustively explained steps and paperwork associated with the process. All editions so far have had upgrades to stay current with the ever changing policies and INS quirk "du jour". Although I do own several older editions, I typically make a point of getting a new edition every couple of years, in order to stay current on my rights as a foreigner in the US.
48 of 59 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Immigration Book,
By A Customer
This review is from: U.S. Immigration Made Easy (6th ed) (Paperback)
This is the best book ever that deals with US immigration. It is like a cookbook very easy to use step by step. The book classify all immigration cases. For a particular case, the book provides a summary of the case, solution, approach, how to file, and the time-frame to complete the case. I have read the 5th edition. It is great. I can not wait till the next edition (6th) comes to buy it for myself as a valuable reference.
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priority date, advance parole, visa waiver program, poverty guidelines, immigration forms, extension petition, temporary protected status, citizen parents, lawful permanent resident, green card through employment, prior immigration history, male nonimmigrant visa applicants, someone requesting admission, other immigration authorities, final green card interview, fiancé visa petition, temporary labor certification, trade treaty country, mail your paperwork, other legal charter, national will depend, investor treaty country, visa issuance fee, immigration file number, expedited removal powers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Affidavit of Support, Step One, State Department, Step Two, Step Three, Notice of Action, Certificate of Eligibility, Visa Bulletin, Department of Labor, Step Four, National Visa Center, Visa Application, One Form, California Service Center, Department of State, Visa Cutoff Date, Nebraska Service Center, New Hampshire, Social Security, Vermont Service Center, Visa Revalidation, Department of Homeland Security, Adjustment of Status Packet, Answer Question Browse Sample Pages:
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priority date, advance parole, visa waiver program, poverty guidelines, immigration forms, extension petition, temporary protected status, citizen parents, lawful permanent resident, green card through employment, prior immigration history, male nonimmigrant visa applicants, someone requesting admission, other immigration authorities, final green card interview, fiancé visa petition, temporary labor certification, trade treaty country, mail your paperwork, other legal charter, national will depend, investor treaty country, visa issuance fee, immigration file number, expedited removal powers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Affidavit of Support, Step One, State Department, Step Two, Step Three, Notice of Action, Certificate of Eligibility, Visa Bulletin, Department of Labor, Step Four, National Visa Center, Visa Application, One Form, California Service Center, Department of State, Visa Cutoff Date, Nebraska Service Center, New Hampshire, Social Security, Vermont Service Center, Visa Revalidation, Department of Homeland Security, Adjustment of Status Packet, Answer Question Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Surprise Me!
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