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| Protagonist | Posted
on 21-Jan-03 05:26 PM
Source: www.Dawn.com NEW YORK, Jan 20: Indian nationals (male 18-45 years) would be required to register under the new US government laws, beginning from May or June of this year, informed sources here told Dawn on Monday. So far the United States has asked only nationals of 25 Muslim nations and North Korea to register with the US Immigration and Naturalization Services in an effort to curb terrorism. Nevertheless, countries like India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka are expected to be placed on the list of countries whose nationals would be required to register under such laws. However, the US State Department spokesman Philip Reeker told news reporters last Thursday that the registration process was not Muslim countries specific. "Eventually we will have structures in place for registering everyone from all countries of the world to register," he said. One of the reasons why the US government had not included nationals of all countries immediately was to forestall the overwhelming rush at its immigrations offices. Hence the NSEERS programme is expected to proceed in batches. ********* What will happen if i go to INS for Register? At the interviewed ,you will be fingerprint and photographed.You need to bring your passport, and Form i-94 and any other forms of government-issued identification that you have been issued and proof or resience,employment or school matriculation.For example: -- If you are living in the United states,you could bring your lease or rental agreement,utility bills,etc to show where you live. -- If you are staying friends with or realtives,you could bring documents such as postmarked envelope or bill showing there name and address. -- If you are in United stated because of job,you could bring your payroll stub,and employment contract. -- If you are in the United States go to school,you could bring your class schedule,official identification of your grades,your class or yearbook picture,student identification card,evidence of participation in extracircular activites etc. Source -- INS website |
| bhedo | Posted
on 21-Jan-03 06:36 PM
Illegal folks are in a quandary, any way you look at it. If you don't register, you would basically have wiped out your chance of getting a Green Card. On the other hand, If you DO register, you are likely to face deportation. Illegal folks are in deep, deep poop. There's no way out. Everybody knew this was coming. Not surprising. |
| Saajan555 | Posted
on 21-Jan-03 07:30 PM
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| PremPujari | Posted
on 21-Jan-03 09:44 PM
Illegal ta yessai Illegal ussai Illegal, Just heard some people (Thousands of them) got Legal GreenCard thru Lawyers ko chalaakhi re. Tyo GC bhetyo bhane chai Those GC holder chai sure deported re. Re ko kura bhanera hela nagarnu, just came to know, someone got GC 13 years ago thru "lawyers ko tyantyaar-myaantyaar", Nepali nai manche, got deported -- Lawyer pani jhyaap, GC ni jhyaap. You never know... DC ma khoob cha bhanne sunya the, people who got GC thru tyantaar-myaantaar.... Bachke rahana re baba... bachke rahana re... hehe!! |