i.e. %26quot;leave to remain%26quot;.
i'm currently on a student visa and have been living in london (specifically camden town ;D) for 10 months. My visa expires in 2010 but i cannot stop attending classes and work full time without HO's permission. How do i go about getting that.
i have been offered a job as an ESOL tutor, and that is my main reason for wanting to change my status.
i'v heard from people that i need to live in the UK for a year to apply for a %26quot;leave to remain%26quot;? (did i just answer my question?)
How long do i have to live in the UK (specifically london) to be eligible to apply for a permanent residency?
i believe it is 6 years.
good luck!
Saturday 24 September 2011
How are does one state find out when you have moved to another?
I am planning on moving to the west coast within the year. I want to go ahead and establish residency there but I am not ready to report to the state I currently live in. How do states report moves and changes of drivers license?
How are does one state find out when you have moved to another?
no that is why it is a law, you have to change your adress within 90 days of moving, or you can get a ticket for that but it is not roughly enforced. Just don't get caught
How are does one state find out when you have moved to another?
your supposed to do it, if you establish residency, your supposed to go to the dmv and swap the drivers license, alot of utility companys wont allow service with out of state license, and not to mention when you wwrite a check, or file taxes. good luck with the move
They find out by YOU letting them know...
How are does one state find out when you have moved to another?
no that is why it is a law, you have to change your adress within 90 days of moving, or you can get a ticket for that but it is not roughly enforced. Just don't get caught
How are does one state find out when you have moved to another?
your supposed to do it, if you establish residency, your supposed to go to the dmv and swap the drivers license, alot of utility companys wont allow service with out of state license, and not to mention when you wwrite a check, or file taxes. good luck with the move
They find out by YOU letting them know...
How long before I can travel abroad while applying for permanent residency?HELP?
Hi, I am mexican and my husband is american. we just got married and we are applying for my change of status to become a permanent recident (I hold a F-1 visa).
if we send all the documents by the end of next week (2nd week of September), when would I be able to leave the country and reenter to USA?
The thing is that our religious wedding and reception is planned to be in Mexico in January 16... would we make it on time for me to eb able to leave the USA and come back? I heard is 90 days, is it true?
THANKS SOOO MUCH! if someone went through all this and can tell us about ur case would be awsome!
How long before I can travel abroad while applying for permanent residency?HELP?
I don't think it would be a good idea to travel outside the US until you physically have your green card in hand....if you leave the country you have the posiblity of getting a ban placed on you and not being able to return. The I-130 usually takes about 6 months to a year to process..depending on what field office it goes too..vermont takes the longest. And then you would have to file your AOS paperwork..so I don't think you will make it by Jan. 16. Sorry! Best of luck to you!
How long before I can travel abroad while applying for permanent residency?HELP?
Along with the residence applications to enable you to travel while they are pending you should also submit
form I-131 which is the travel document application.Follow the instructions for Advance Parole. See uscis.gov for it
and instructions.
if we send all the documents by the end of next week (2nd week of September), when would I be able to leave the country and reenter to USA?
The thing is that our religious wedding and reception is planned to be in Mexico in January 16... would we make it on time for me to eb able to leave the USA and come back? I heard is 90 days, is it true?
THANKS SOOO MUCH! if someone went through all this and can tell us about ur case would be awsome!
How long before I can travel abroad while applying for permanent residency?HELP?
I don't think it would be a good idea to travel outside the US until you physically have your green card in hand....if you leave the country you have the posiblity of getting a ban placed on you and not being able to return. The I-130 usually takes about 6 months to a year to process..depending on what field office it goes too..vermont takes the longest. And then you would have to file your AOS paperwork..so I don't think you will make it by Jan. 16. Sorry! Best of luck to you!
How long before I can travel abroad while applying for permanent residency?HELP?
Along with the residence applications to enable you to travel while they are pending you should also submit
form I-131 which is the travel document application.Follow the instructions for Advance Parole. See uscis.gov for it
and instructions.
How do I leave country while my permanent residency application is still processing?
I am here in the US with F-1 student visa. My husband (US citizen)and I just got married in Sept '08 and we are applying for a permanent residence this week. My F-1 visa will be terminated this week because I am applying for change of status. However my concern is that we have already set a wedding ceremony date on June '09. I am worried that I will not received my permanent residence status in time to attend my ceremony. Is there something I can do? ie. expedite? re-entry form? Your input will be appreciated. Thanks
How do I leave country while my permanent residency application is still processing?
This is not a problem. As you are here in the USA (Legally) you can file the I 130 (Petition for Alien Relative) and I 485 (Adjustment of Status forms together) When you file these forms you can also file (at no additional charge) in I 131 (Travel Permission/Advance Parole request) and I 765 (Employment authorization) Like I said it doesn't cost you anything, they are free when you pay the filing fee for the I 485. I filed all of my paperwork (with a lawyer) almost a year ago, Dec 7th 2007. I got my advance parole and employment authorization at the end of Jan 2008 so I was able to travel at that point and go into any job I wished. I had my green card interview April 7th 2008 and had my physical green card in the mail 3 weeks later. So from filing to having my green card it took just over 4 months. If you are filing now, and don't have to go anywhere for at least 6 months you should be fine, particularly if you file the advance parole form and state on there the dates you need to travel. In fact I would tell them you need to travel by say March 08 that way you can make sure you have travel permission by then at least. If you need any help with forms etc let me know, I have scanned copies of all my forms. Good luck.
BTW if you are already married, why are you having a ceremony in June 09??????
How do I leave country while my permanent residency application is still processing?
It can take almost a year. It always depends on the center itself. I would hold off on a ceremony abroad until you get a clearer idea of how fast they are processing. I filed in March of 08 and I'm still waiting. Good luck.
File an I-131 application for travel document if you want to leave the country and return. You want an advanced parole (this form has multiple uses).
The only thin you can do is file a form I 131 for travel permit . In this way you will be allowed to reentry the USA .
I think that you will file a I 765 with your I 485, if that is the case you will have your EAD and with that and the permit is going to be fine.
Go to www.uscis.gov , download the form and the intructions, and mail it asap .
How do I leave country while my permanent residency application is still processing?
This is not a problem. As you are here in the USA (Legally) you can file the I 130 (Petition for Alien Relative) and I 485 (Adjustment of Status forms together) When you file these forms you can also file (at no additional charge) in I 131 (Travel Permission/Advance Parole request) and I 765 (Employment authorization) Like I said it doesn't cost you anything, they are free when you pay the filing fee for the I 485. I filed all of my paperwork (with a lawyer) almost a year ago, Dec 7th 2007. I got my advance parole and employment authorization at the end of Jan 2008 so I was able to travel at that point and go into any job I wished. I had my green card interview April 7th 2008 and had my physical green card in the mail 3 weeks later. So from filing to having my green card it took just over 4 months. If you are filing now, and don't have to go anywhere for at least 6 months you should be fine, particularly if you file the advance parole form and state on there the dates you need to travel. In fact I would tell them you need to travel by say March 08 that way you can make sure you have travel permission by then at least. If you need any help with forms etc let me know, I have scanned copies of all my forms. Good luck.
BTW if you are already married, why are you having a ceremony in June 09??????
How do I leave country while my permanent residency application is still processing?
It can take almost a year. It always depends on the center itself. I would hold off on a ceremony abroad until you get a clearer idea of how fast they are processing. I filed in March of 08 and I'm still waiting. Good luck.
File an I-131 application for travel document if you want to leave the country and return. You want an advanced parole (this form has multiple uses).
The only thin you can do is file a form I 131 for travel permit . In this way you will be allowed to reentry the USA .
I think that you will file a I 765 with your I 485, if that is the case you will have your EAD and with that and the permit is going to be fine.
Go to www.uscis.gov , download the form and the intructions, and mail it asap .
Can i get married and apply for residency if i entered the US with a tourist visa?
I am in love with my fiancee we've been together 5 years, he's a US citizen.
Last year I was in the US with my Optional practical training visa and i was able to get it because i graduated from a college in this country,
My fiancee and I want to get married, and i was just wondering how long it would take for me to get a green card after I marry him so i can work?
My OPT ended in at the end of December 2008, we wanted to get married soon so i didn't have to go back to my country and leave him here, but for many reasons i had to go back to Mexico and stayed there for almost 2 months. I got back in the US February 14th 2009 and i entered the country with my tourist visa. If we get married, fill out and send all this forms below will things work out? or will they deny me because i entered the country as a tourist?
Is it possible for me to wait for the change of status while being in the US or would i have to go back to my country while everything is in process?
Any info will be greatly appreciated, and I thank you very much before hand!
are these steps correct?
- Get married
- Once married and i have the marriage certificate in hand my husband files the following forms:
* I-130
* G-235A
* I-864
- I file the following forms:
* I-485
* I-765
* I-131
* G-325A
and Send all in one envelope?
Can i get married and apply for residency if i entered the US with a tourist visa?
Do not marry on a B-2 visa (and overstay) as it may jeopardize your chances of being petitioned. Do it the right way. If you marry now, you have to go back to your country and wait for the petition to be approved (K-3). OR Go home and let him do the petition for a fiancee visa. Both have the same time period for processing. Varies from 8-12 months depending on the load of the embassy. At least, if it is a fiancee visa, when you finally get married, you just have to adjust your status. No need of going back to your country.
Can i get married and apply for residency if i entered the US with a tourist visa?
Being on a tourist visa you're not eligible to adjust your status, your application would almost certainly be denied.
Your options are to leave the country and apply for a fiance visa, or to get married and then apply for a spousal visa.
Listen USA is not russia or North KorEA BE CAREFUL
I think you will be perfectly okay. My husband entered on a tourist visa also and that process is exactly what we did. It took us a total of six months until he had his greencard in his hands. Good Luck. And send everything in one packet that will make the process faster. If you need any advice e-mail me.
Do not file I-130/I-485 or marry until after May 15th otherwise you'll have to deal with presumption of dual intent - ie visa fraud. After 90 days the presumption is no longer there. You also need to send photos, medical examination and copies of supporting documents (take originals with you to interview) Please see an AILA immgiration attorney to help you. It does not appear that you know what to do, you'll mess up and then you'll have to pay the lawyer 3 times as much to clean up the mess.ittwit vc
Last year I was in the US with my Optional practical training visa and i was able to get it because i graduated from a college in this country,
My fiancee and I want to get married, and i was just wondering how long it would take for me to get a green card after I marry him so i can work?
My OPT ended in at the end of December 2008, we wanted to get married soon so i didn't have to go back to my country and leave him here, but for many reasons i had to go back to Mexico and stayed there for almost 2 months. I got back in the US February 14th 2009 and i entered the country with my tourist visa. If we get married, fill out and send all this forms below will things work out? or will they deny me because i entered the country as a tourist?
Is it possible for me to wait for the change of status while being in the US or would i have to go back to my country while everything is in process?
Any info will be greatly appreciated, and I thank you very much before hand!
are these steps correct?
- Get married
- Once married and i have the marriage certificate in hand my husband files the following forms:
* I-130
* G-235A
* I-864
- I file the following forms:
* I-485
* I-765
* I-131
* G-325A
and Send all in one envelope?
Can i get married and apply for residency if i entered the US with a tourist visa?
Do not marry on a B-2 visa (and overstay) as it may jeopardize your chances of being petitioned. Do it the right way. If you marry now, you have to go back to your country and wait for the petition to be approved (K-3). OR Go home and let him do the petition for a fiancee visa. Both have the same time period for processing. Varies from 8-12 months depending on the load of the embassy. At least, if it is a fiancee visa, when you finally get married, you just have to adjust your status. No need of going back to your country.
Can i get married and apply for residency if i entered the US with a tourist visa?
Being on a tourist visa you're not eligible to adjust your status, your application would almost certainly be denied.
Your options are to leave the country and apply for a fiance visa, or to get married and then apply for a spousal visa.
Listen USA is not russia or North KorEA BE CAREFUL
I think you will be perfectly okay. My husband entered on a tourist visa also and that process is exactly what we did. It took us a total of six months until he had his greencard in his hands. Good Luck. And send everything in one packet that will make the process faster. If you need any advice e-mail me.
Do not file I-130/I-485 or marry until after May 15th otherwise you'll have to deal with presumption of dual intent - ie visa fraud. After 90 days the presumption is no longer there. You also need to send photos, medical examination and copies of supporting documents (take originals with you to interview) Please see an AILA immgiration attorney to help you. It does not appear that you know what to do, you'll mess up and then you'll have to pay the lawyer 3 times as much to clean up the mess.
Residency in FL (for tuition purposes)?
I'm 19 and live in Wisconsin I want to become a FL resident for tuition purposes, so I was wondering how could I make my aunt my guardian, even though 19, or can change it so that I'm her dependent. Is that possible? I currently go to school here in WI and I don't want to take a year off of school just to get in state tuition. I just moved here from FL 3 years ago cause of my parents.
Please help! I don't wanna be a prisoner of this state as an adult, because my parents wanted to live in cheeseland.
Residency in FL (for tuition purposes)?
First, you can hardly be a dependent of someone with whom you don't even live...especially when you DO live with your parents!! Second, in both Wisconsin and Florida, you are an adult. You don't need a guardian and I can hardly imagine any circumstances that apply to you under which a court would grant another adult guardianship of you. You are not in any way disabled - you basically just want to cheat some Florida college out of their out-of-state tuition.
Also, remember that just living in Florida (or most any state) for a year does not automatically qualify you for in-state tuition. The language from both the University of Florida and Florida State's policies apparently quotes the state law: %26quot;Living in or attending school in Florida will not, in itself, establish legal residence for tuition purposes.%26quot;
Please help! I don't wanna be a prisoner of this state as an adult, because my parents wanted to live in cheeseland.
Residency in FL (for tuition purposes)?
First, you can hardly be a dependent of someone with whom you don't even live...especially when you DO live with your parents!! Second, in both Wisconsin and Florida, you are an adult. You don't need a guardian and I can hardly imagine any circumstances that apply to you under which a court would grant another adult guardianship of you. You are not in any way disabled - you basically just want to cheat some Florida college out of their out-of-state tuition.
Also, remember that just living in Florida (or most any state) for a year does not automatically qualify you for in-state tuition. The language from both the University of Florida and Florida State's policies apparently quotes the state law: %26quot;Living in or attending school in Florida will not, in itself, establish legal residence for tuition purposes.%26quot;
Residency in FL (for tuition purposes)?
I am originally from Florida, but my parent's decided to move to Wisconcin during my junior year of H.S making me a Wisconsin resident for tuition purposes. I would like to change my residence to FL for tuition purposes. I know it's alot more difficult here than most other states.
I have got an aunt in Miami, but how do I change it so that I'm her dependent instead of my parents.
On the other hand, my parents left a condominuim they've had for the past 5 years, could I do anything with that for tuition?
Lastly, I'm planning a trip to Miami next month, so I'd like to get my lisence, voter registration and car registration changed.
Residency in FL (for tuition purposes)?
I believe ur aunt and u would have to tag-team to get any of that done. I believe u'd have to go along with her to the local DMV and inform a representative that you now live in Florida amongst ur aunt. Of course, she'd have to verify that she's a Floridian (utility bill, driv. license, stuff like that may help). Pay the fee 4 the new drivers license and badabing, ur officially a Floridian resident again. From there, the rest of the things that u want oughta not be hard to get so long as u have the common know-how of getting them. They're basically the same through the states. Matter of fact, even if you don't have the common know-how, they oughta be easy to get. :-)
I don't think that condominium thing has any affect regarding reverting ur residency.
Hope I've satisfied ur inquiry!
Peace and love!
I have got an aunt in Miami, but how do I change it so that I'm her dependent instead of my parents.
On the other hand, my parents left a condominuim they've had for the past 5 years, could I do anything with that for tuition?
Lastly, I'm planning a trip to Miami next month, so I'd like to get my lisence, voter registration and car registration changed.
Residency in FL (for tuition purposes)?
I believe ur aunt and u would have to tag-team to get any of that done. I believe u'd have to go along with her to the local DMV and inform a representative that you now live in Florida amongst ur aunt. Of course, she'd have to verify that she's a Floridian (utility bill, driv. license, stuff like that may help). Pay the fee 4 the new drivers license and badabing, ur officially a Floridian resident again. From there, the rest of the things that u want oughta not be hard to get so long as u have the common know-how of getting them. They're basically the same through the states. Matter of fact, even if you don't have the common know-how, they oughta be easy to get. :-)
I don't think that condominium thing has any affect regarding reverting ur residency.
Hope I've satisfied ur inquiry!
Peace and love!
How can I legally trace residency of a former tenant?
The tenant had his telephone number and mailing address changed to new address and says he never lived in my residency before. How can I legally prove he lived in my residency? I spoke to his wife in front of her son who will deny everything. School will not release records of son's address. Kindly help me. as I am under financial hardship and cannot afford a private investigator.
How can I legally trace residency of a former tenant?
You have your copies of the rental receipts, his rental application, his lease, those things are enough. If you need more the water and power companies will provide records to the property owner.
Try 411.com to find the new address. You can also send mail to the last known address with %26quot;Return Receipt Requested%26quot; to obtain a forwarding address.
How can I legally trace residency of a former tenant?
You have your copies of the rental receipts, his rental application, his lease, those things are enough. If you need more the water and power companies will provide records to the property owner.
Try 411.com to find the new address. You can also send mail to the last known address with %26quot;Return Receipt Requested%26quot; to obtain a forwarding address.
How hard are the following residencies in terms of getting accepted into them?
Psychiatry
Dermatology
Pediatrics
These are all medical careers I'm thinking about. I kind of dream about being the guy with the power to really change people's lives, and make people love me by showing them that I love them, like in a friendly way, so other careers that are less social (brain surgery), ARE NOT MY THING. Dermatologists discuss acne issues, Pediatricians work with children, and Psychiatrists talk to people a lot.
How hard are the following residencies in terms of getting accepted into them?
Dermatology is the toughest residency to get. Dermatologists also have to do skin surgery. The best residency for you is probably internal medicine or family practice which are easy to get. I think you need to do an internal medicine residency before doing a dermatology one anyway.
Dermatology
Pediatrics
These are all medical careers I'm thinking about. I kind of dream about being the guy with the power to really change people's lives, and make people love me by showing them that I love them, like in a friendly way, so other careers that are less social (brain surgery), ARE NOT MY THING. Dermatologists discuss acne issues, Pediatricians work with children, and Psychiatrists talk to people a lot.
How hard are the following residencies in terms of getting accepted into them?
Dermatology is the toughest residency to get. Dermatologists also have to do skin surgery. The best residency for you is probably internal medicine or family practice which are easy to get. I think you need to do an internal medicine residency before doing a dermatology one anyway.
Moving- residency question?
I am moving from MA to FL and I just wanted to know- at what point do I become a FL resident? When I sign my new lease?
I am just trying to figure out how all these vehicle documentation change stuff is supposed to happen.
Moving- residency question?
State DMV websites are always the best source for this info:
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I am just trying to figure out how all these vehicle documentation change stuff is supposed to happen.
Moving- residency question?
State DMV websites are always the best source for this info:
http://www.dmvflorida.org/moving-to-flor鈥?/a>
How do Doctors (MD, DO, DDS, DPM, OD etc.) change their specialties?
I heard that to change from DDS (Dentist), DPM (Podiatrist), OD (Optometrist) you have to go back and attend 2 more years of school then another residency program. I was also informed that there is a school that has an online program for those two years. Does anyone know the name of that school? I have not been able to verify any of the information that I was told so I came here to see if there is anyone that maybe able to help me... Thank you in advance!
How do Doctors (MD, DO, DDS, DPM, OD etc.) change their specialties?
See the thread at the post below.
How do Doctors (MD, DO, DDS, DPM, OD etc.) change their specialties?
Please be cautious if taking this approach; note the skepticism of many of the persons who posted on the thread at the Student Doctor forums. Also, please note that you would still have to pass the USMLEs and get into a US residency, which may be hard to do with an MD from a Caribbean school.
See this link too.
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No, I'm pretty sure you have to spend 2 year actually practicing the medicine under supervision by one who is already licensed in that branch.
How do Doctors (MD, DO, DDS, DPM, OD etc.) change their specialties?
See the thread at the post below.
How do Doctors (MD, DO, DDS, DPM, OD etc.) change their specialties?
Please be cautious if taking this approach; note the skepticism of many of the persons who posted on the thread at the Student Doctor forums. Also, please note that you would still have to pass the USMLEs and get into a US residency, which may be hard to do with an MD from a Caribbean school.
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No, I'm pretty sure you have to spend 2 year actually practicing the medicine under supervision by one who is already licensed in that branch.
Online business and school residency?
hello i was told that if i own a business in nevada than i can pay resident tution when i attend school in las vegas ( UNLV) my question is ..if i open an online business within nevada, and do buiness through my computer, does that count as a %26quot; buinsess in nevada%26quot; ?...the cost of opening an online business would be chump change compared to how much id be saving in tuition
Online business and school residency?
You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - edu.2kool4u.net
Online business and school residency?
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You know, there is no border to do business online. It depends where you register your shop or company. Besides, you may choose products first. Then sell them on B2C/B2B/C2C sites like: http://ww w.ebay,com, http://amazon,com and http://www.topbuysell.com . You may search more such sites to promote your products. Money will find you. Good luck!
Online business and school residency?
You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - edu.2kool4u.net
Online business and school residency?
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You know, there is no border to do business online. It depends where you register your shop or company. Besides, you may choose products first. Then sell them on B2C/B2B/C2C sites like: http://ww w.ebay,com, http://amazon,com and http://www.topbuysell.com . You may search more such sites to promote your products. Money will find you. Good luck!
How do I change Venue of a TEXAS Child support order to Florida where the Father and I live?
Texas gave joint custody to my childs father giving him the right to residency . He lives in Florida I was living in Texas with my daughter at the time. Four years later I got a hjob with a company that I was able to transfer to there office in Florida and We all now live here . I have lived here now for 3 years , I tried to change venue but the courts here told me Texas wont relinquish jurisdiction. What am I suposted to do now I have another child and He had me paying childsuport on an income I can prove I never came close to ever making.
How do I change Venue of a TEXAS Child support order to Florida where the Father and I live?
If you got divorced in Texas, that court is going to retain jurisdiction until the child is 18 years old. A FEDERAL LAW, the 1994 Child Custody Act, prevents parents from being able to move to another state with their children without the permission of the other parent or the Court of Original jurisdiction. Unfortunately, it also prevents Texas from %26quot;ceding%26quot; jurisdiction over Custodial and Child Support issues to another state- even with the permission of the parties!
You could file a motion for Modification of Child Support in TEXAS, and hope the Judge would consider that Texas TECHNICALLY does not have, %26quot;a dog in the hunt%26quot;, anymore, but he likely will NOT change anything but the AMOUNT. Think about it; all you'd have to do is move back to Texas, and the whole process would have to start over again! The Law does NOT like people to be %26quot;playing%26quot; those kinds of games (the way the COURT would see it!)
How do I change Venue of a TEXAS Child support order to Florida where the Father and I live?
If you got divorced in Texas, that court is going to retain jurisdiction until the child is 18 years old. A FEDERAL LAW, the 1994 Child Custody Act, prevents parents from being able to move to another state with their children without the permission of the other parent or the Court of Original jurisdiction. Unfortunately, it also prevents Texas from %26quot;ceding%26quot; jurisdiction over Custodial and Child Support issues to another state- even with the permission of the parties!
You could file a motion for Modification of Child Support in TEXAS, and hope the Judge would consider that Texas TECHNICALLY does not have, %26quot;a dog in the hunt%26quot;, anymore, but he likely will NOT change anything but the AMOUNT. Think about it; all you'd have to do is move back to Texas, and the whole process would have to start over again! The Law does NOT like people to be %26quot;playing%26quot; those kinds of games (the way the COURT would see it!)
Immediate FAFSA change?
so my residency has switched to my father's. I used to identify with my mom but we had a falling out. my parents never married so i only have to put one of their incomes on the fafsa form. so i didnt get any aid this past year because my mom makes over 100 thousand dollars alone. my dad makes only $30,000 a year and now he is the main person paying for college. how can i change my fafsa midyear to get more aid, i cant wait till next year. what do i do?
Immediate FAFSA change?
You can go back and correct a FAFSA to update financial info. The school may flag this and ask you to verify your info. Be prepared to prove that you live with your father and not your mother and that he is claiming you for tax purposes and not your mother.
Since it is mid-year your aid is already determined but I would advise you to go the financial aid office of your school and seek in-person advice.
Immediate FAFSA change?
On the day you filled out your fafsa, it was your mom that provided the most support to you and the one who you were suppose to report. This information can not be updated because it was (and still is) the correct information by looking at the date you filled out the fafsa.
You can't change it mid year. If you want to try to use your Dads (and step mom if you have one) on your next fafsa, you can try, but this is rarely successful. The fin aid office can see your old fafsa with mom making 100K a year and will question you.
If if makes you feel any better, you prob won't qualify for grants with dads income either.
Immediate FAFSA change?
You can go back and correct a FAFSA to update financial info. The school may flag this and ask you to verify your info. Be prepared to prove that you live with your father and not your mother and that he is claiming you for tax purposes and not your mother.
Since it is mid-year your aid is already determined but I would advise you to go the financial aid office of your school and seek in-person advice.
Immediate FAFSA change?
On the day you filled out your fafsa, it was your mom that provided the most support to you and the one who you were suppose to report. This information can not be updated because it was (and still is) the correct information by looking at the date you filled out the fafsa.
You can't change it mid year. If you want to try to use your Dads (and step mom if you have one) on your next fafsa, you can try, but this is rarely successful. The fin aid office can see your old fafsa with mom making 100K a year and will question you.
If if makes you feel any better, you prob won't qualify for grants with dads income either.
F-1 student...marriage name change?
I got married a year ago and we are about to apply for a change of status from my f-1 to legal resident. However, I don't want to have to have my maiden name registered on the green card etc and then have to go through and pay to have it changed so I would rather do it now. Am I able to change the name on the visa in my passport? If so how? If not, can I fill out my residency application with my name with my married name and 'other' being my maiden name, still? Someone please help this is so frustrating as there is no solid information out there and application fees are enough without having to pay for a lawyer (which I can't afford).
F-1 student...marriage name change?
Which one do you intend to use now? Which one did you indicate as your 'name after marriage' in your marriage license/certificate? I would assume it's your married name, so yes, write down your married name on all of the USCIS forms you are about to file.
F-1 student...marriage name change?
Use the married name on the I-485 with maiden name as the other.
The green card will then be issued in the married name. Nothing to it.1 web hosting dynamic editing
F-1 student...marriage name change?
Which one do you intend to use now? Which one did you indicate as your 'name after marriage' in your marriage license/certificate? I would assume it's your married name, so yes, write down your married name on all of the USCIS forms you are about to file.
F-1 student...marriage name change?
Use the married name on the I-485 with maiden name as the other.
The green card will then be issued in the married name. Nothing to it.
How can I get a U.S. citizenship or a permanent residency?
I'm a high school student attending a public high school. I don't have the U.S. citizenship nor do I have the permanent residency. However, I'm legally a resident right now with my father's business visa (E2). I'm currently a sophomore, and I would like to go to an American college, like the University of Washington. However, after I become 21, I'd have to change my visa to a student visa, which will cost my family a fortune-- and we do not have that kind of money. The best way to solve this problem is to get a permanent residency or a citizenship. What are the ways that I can get either of those two? I heard that enlisting in military branches can do.
So again, is there any way for me to attend college as a permanent resident/citizen (at least after I am 21)? And continue to live in the United States?
If you need any more information, please ask.
Thank you in advance.
How can I get a U.S. citizenship or a permanent residency?
The system is either:
Marry a US citizen over 21 years old and making over $30,000 per year.
Get an F-1 student visa and go to college, get a job for a year under OPT, have the employer get you an H-1B during that year, if one is available. Then once youhave the H-1B the employer can apply for a green card for you. With a bachelor's degree, expect the green card to take about 7 to 9 years after they apply for it.
The catch is that you cannot get any US student aid when in college. And once you start college you have to transfer to an F-1 visa. You have to pay full international student rates. And until you have your degree you car not skilled enough to qualify for an employment based green card.
How can I get a U.S. citizenship or a permanent residency?
The E-2 is a non immigrant visa... There is no path to a green card with this visa ..and E-2 child dependents have to leave aged 21 .... Your can never get LPR or citizenship ...
the military requies a green card as a minimum
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/ >
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/ >
So again, is there any way for me to attend college as a permanent resident/citizen (at least after I am 21)? And continue to live in the United States?
If you need any more information, please ask.
Thank you in advance.
How can I get a U.S. citizenship or a permanent residency?
The system is either:
Marry a US citizen over 21 years old and making over $30,000 per year.
Get an F-1 student visa and go to college, get a job for a year under OPT, have the employer get you an H-1B during that year, if one is available. Then once youhave the H-1B the employer can apply for a green card for you. With a bachelor's degree, expect the green card to take about 7 to 9 years after they apply for it.
The catch is that you cannot get any US student aid when in college. And once you start college you have to transfer to an F-1 visa. You have to pay full international student rates. And until you have your degree you car not skilled enough to qualify for an employment based green card.
How can I get a U.S. citizenship or a permanent residency?
The E-2 is a non immigrant visa... There is no path to a green card with this visa ..and E-2 child dependents have to leave aged 21 .... Your can never get LPR or citizenship ...
the military requies a green card as a minimum
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/ >
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/ >
How can I file for divorce in Florida if I have residency in Arizona?
I have two kids with my husband. He is Verbally abusive, which I can't prove. I have no family here in Az. Turns out if I file for divorce I have to keep the kids here. Thats just not possible, My husband has made sure I have no friends, family or money here. There is no way he will continue to let me stay here with him paying my bills if I file for divorce. I don't understand how this is supposed to go. My father lives in Fl. If I go there, establish residency, from what I've read that means changing my DL over. You have to file from the state you live in. So does that mean I can go there, file, and continue to live there until the divorce is finalized? Please If you know something that may help me, let me know. For those of you who feel the need to be critical of me bailing on my marriage, please don't. I love my husband but can no longer handle the situation he's brought upon my kids or myself. Thanks.
How can I file for divorce in Florida if I have residency in Arizona?
To be divorced in most states you have to be a resident there for six months. You can live in any state and get divorced as long as you are a resident. You do not have to file in the state that you were married in. I was married in Ohio but divorced in Georgia. It really doesn't matter what anyone thinks about your situation. Only you know for sure what you went through with your husband. I was also married to a man who verbally abused me for years. Try calling an attorney in your area and find out what you should do. Some attorneys will give a free consultation.
How can I file for divorce in Florida if I have residency in Arizona?
that's a tough one. i think you have to get divorced in the state in which you were married. not really sure. i know i did.
You can only file in the state in which you have established legal residency whether you physically stay there. Now if you go thru the divorce in Arizona, the courts should award you custody of your kids barring any legal trouble like child and/or drug/mental abuse that would make you unfit. Then youd get child upport and most likely the house due to the kids and the Judge will not put you and the kids out on the street. You then get a order to vacate premises for him so you can stillcome out ahead there. You can petition the court then to relocate the kids back to Florida due to family if dad wont agree and get the Judges permission. Now you can have a bargaining chip here in the house, you could let him have the house in return for his permission to let you move with the kids to here. Youll have to come up with a plan to satisfy dads visitation rights before the Judge will approve but youll come up with something. Also Arizon will get the divorce over quicker than trying to re-establish residency back here. Emotinal/verbalabuse is the hardest abuse to prove but if you have any witnesses or whatever, itll be a big help to you in court. Hope this helps, any more questions or thoughts, feel free tpo contact me at thunder_wright@yahoo.com and Ill try to help you. Good luck
The requirement to file for divorce in Florida is 6 months of established residency. Therefore, you would be required to prove to the court that you have lived in Florida for those six months immediately prior to filing.
In that six months your husband can file for divorce in Arizona and the court can order the children returned to the jurisdiction (you do not have to return). If you fail to return the children, and while there is a current action in the family court, you can be charged with parental abduction which, because you are in a different state, rises to the level of a federal offense.
Therefore, you MUST file in Arizona or face the above scenario.
Also, there is no way ANYONE can tell you that you will receive custody. That is not only irresponsible but based ONLY on your facts, something even your attorney sitting face to face with you will not tell you.
You make a good case but the court will require that you (and your husband) prove your allegations otherwise, according to Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure, joint custody is the norm.
Also, if you then do obtain permission to move the children and yourself to florida, it is likely the court will require that YOU pay for transportation expenses to allow your ex to exercise his visitation based on the fact that you created the distance.
And, as long as the ex lives in Arizona, jurisdiction, according to the UCCJA, will remain in Arizona so that every hearing in the future related to the case will be heard in that state.
How can I file for divorce in Florida if I have residency in Arizona?
To be divorced in most states you have to be a resident there for six months. You can live in any state and get divorced as long as you are a resident. You do not have to file in the state that you were married in. I was married in Ohio but divorced in Georgia. It really doesn't matter what anyone thinks about your situation. Only you know for sure what you went through with your husband. I was also married to a man who verbally abused me for years. Try calling an attorney in your area and find out what you should do. Some attorneys will give a free consultation.
How can I file for divorce in Florida if I have residency in Arizona?
that's a tough one. i think you have to get divorced in the state in which you were married. not really sure. i know i did.
You can only file in the state in which you have established legal residency whether you physically stay there. Now if you go thru the divorce in Arizona, the courts should award you custody of your kids barring any legal trouble like child and/or drug/mental abuse that would make you unfit. Then youd get child upport and most likely the house due to the kids and the Judge will not put you and the kids out on the street. You then get a order to vacate premises for him so you can stillcome out ahead there. You can petition the court then to relocate the kids back to Florida due to family if dad wont agree and get the Judges permission. Now you can have a bargaining chip here in the house, you could let him have the house in return for his permission to let you move with the kids to here. Youll have to come up with a plan to satisfy dads visitation rights before the Judge will approve but youll come up with something. Also Arizon will get the divorce over quicker than trying to re-establish residency back here. Emotinal/verbalabuse is the hardest abuse to prove but if you have any witnesses or whatever, itll be a big help to you in court. Hope this helps, any more questions or thoughts, feel free tpo contact me at thunder_wright@yahoo.com and Ill try to help you. Good luck
The requirement to file for divorce in Florida is 6 months of established residency. Therefore, you would be required to prove to the court that you have lived in Florida for those six months immediately prior to filing.
In that six months your husband can file for divorce in Arizona and the court can order the children returned to the jurisdiction (you do not have to return). If you fail to return the children, and while there is a current action in the family court, you can be charged with parental abduction which, because you are in a different state, rises to the level of a federal offense.
Therefore, you MUST file in Arizona or face the above scenario.
Also, there is no way ANYONE can tell you that you will receive custody. That is not only irresponsible but based ONLY on your facts, something even your attorney sitting face to face with you will not tell you.
You make a good case but the court will require that you (and your husband) prove your allegations otherwise, according to Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure, joint custody is the norm.
Also, if you then do obtain permission to move the children and yourself to florida, it is likely the court will require that YOU pay for transportation expenses to allow your ex to exercise his visitation based on the fact that you created the distance.
And, as long as the ex lives in Arizona, jurisdiction, according to the UCCJA, will remain in Arizona so that every hearing in the future related to the case will be heard in that state.
Centrelink, studying, relationship and her residency everything having a twisted crash. HELP!? O_o?
I am studying at the moment on newstart. My girlfriend and I have been together for a year. But she isnt citizen and is having trouble finding sponsored work. So too give her time, I can move in with her to prove we are in relationship giving her temp residency.
(only proof they seem too accept).
But I will have too tell centrelink I am in de-facto relationship and they will reduce my pay, Then I will not be able too finish my study as i wont be able too afford too. She only makes around 500$ a week but that is sent over by parents. ( this is tearing a whole in our relationship, what can i do??) how too calculate how my wage will change??? cant find out how online??
Centrelink, studying, relationship and her residency everything having a twisted crash. HELP!? O_o?
I'm not sure how it works but don't let her move in with you if it means you won't be able to complete your studies! You're under no obligation to support her after only a year, and to your own detriment.
(only proof they seem too accept).
But I will have too tell centrelink I am in de-facto relationship and they will reduce my pay, Then I will not be able too finish my study as i wont be able too afford too. She only makes around 500$ a week but that is sent over by parents. ( this is tearing a whole in our relationship, what can i do??) how too calculate how my wage will change??? cant find out how online??
Centrelink, studying, relationship and her residency everything having a twisted crash. HELP!? O_o?
I'm not sure how it works but don't let her move in with you if it means you won't be able to complete your studies! You're under no obligation to support her after only a year, and to your own detriment.
I want to know how is the best way & fast to take the residency in canada?
im under the caregiver program in canada that you can take the residency after 2 years of work, but i got a job offer and with this i can change my work permit as skill worker, but im wondering what is better if i say as caregiver or go for the skill worker and apply, i have a 4 year university degree, more than 2 years experience i think speak good english, single of 23 years old, i say this because they evaluate all this points.
what you think is the best? or how many time i suppouse to work to have the residency as skill worker or can i apply at anytime or i just need 2 years like the caregiver program?
I want to know how is the best way %26amp; fast to take the residency in canada?
Work in Canada and make a credible bank record to have no problem in applying for a residency status.
what you think is the best? or how many time i suppouse to work to have the residency as skill worker or can i apply at anytime or i just need 2 years like the caregiver program?
I want to know how is the best way %26amp; fast to take the residency in canada?
Work in Canada and make a credible bank record to have no problem in applying for a residency status.
Is there such a thing as dual residency or part time resident?
I live in my parents house in PA, i just got out of the military and plan on attending a school in Ohio. I am eligible for immediate residency and obtain the in state tuition in OH for being a veteran. my question is, i have an off campus apartment which only lasts six months then i have to find another apt after that, so does this mean that since i use this address i have to change my drivers license, insurance, vehicle registration etc or can i just use this address for the school and keep my residency status in PA which i have a DL, ID, vehicle registration, insurance etc? the school only wants the lease, my discharge papers, and a state ID, my other question is how can i obtain a state ID while not officially move to ohio? thanks in advance!
Is there such a thing as dual residency or part time resident?
You can only be a resident of one state...and that state is where you are required to have all your ID's, registrations, etc...but if you are a student in another state, you are not required to change anything over to the home state of the schoolhow is it to work two jobs desktop issue
Is there such a thing as dual residency or part time resident?
You can only be a resident of one state...and that state is where you are required to have all your ID's, registrations, etc...but if you are a student in another state, you are not required to change anything over to the home state of the school
How to Prove Residency - For Anniversary.?
I am a student in central/southern California. I used to live in northern California with my parents but moved down here with my gf. I am renting a studio, but do not pay utilities. For our anniversary i am taking us both to Disneyland. They offer tickets for Southern California residents at a very good discount. How do i prove my Residency here. I am in the proper zip code for the discount. I do have mail address here, but my ID, Bank account, Car and other documents are all registered to my Northern California home. *i do not want to change my address to here, because i will be moving out in October*. I also do not want to buy the tickets and then make it to the gate and be denied and have to waste 200+ dollars. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks. =)
How to Prove Residency - For Anniversary.?
Not aware that Disneyland offered ONE day tickets at a discount to local residents. I know they offer a season pass to Socal residents, but these passes have lots of blackout dates, including most of the summer, and all Saturdays.
Cuesta College in SLO is too far away to count as a local resident; there are specific zip codes to get the pass.
How to Prove Residency - For Anniversary.?
You need SOMEthing that proves you live in SoCal. If you have no utility bill, no driver's license or anything else with your name on it, you're rather stuck. A bank statement, or anything could be used, along with your ID.
Yes, you need something that has your name and address here in So Cal. Some kind of bill or something.
A copy of your lease and a photo ID card.
How to Prove Residency - For Anniversary.?
Not aware that Disneyland offered ONE day tickets at a discount to local residents. I know they offer a season pass to Socal residents, but these passes have lots of blackout dates, including most of the summer, and all Saturdays.
Cuesta College in SLO is too far away to count as a local resident; there are specific zip codes to get the pass.
How to Prove Residency - For Anniversary.?
You need SOMEthing that proves you live in SoCal. If you have no utility bill, no driver's license or anything else with your name on it, you're rather stuck. A bank statement, or anything could be used, along with your ID.
Yes, you need something that has your name and address here in So Cal. Some kind of bill or something.
A copy of your lease and a photo ID card.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
I currently live in Florida and have 1 year and 4 months left of community college. I want to move back to Mass. and plan to once I graduate from school.
I want to know if I would get in trouble if next January I drive up there and change my license, car insurance, cell phone, post office address, and all other needed documentation to form residency in Massachusetts while living in Florida for an additional 4-5 months???
I then plan to drive back down to Florida to finish my last semester of school and then move back to Massachusetts for good.
It takes 1 year to become a resident of Mass. and I figure if I do this in January of 2010. Graduate in May. In the meantime get a job or internship from July to December as I wait for January.
I'll be a considered a resident in January of 2011 and that would be just time for the spring semester. I want to finish school, but do not want to have to pay the out of state tuition.
Oh yeah and also do you think the school that I transfer to will question me about how did I complete my degree in Florida and claim myself a Massachusetts residence???
All informative answers will be greatly appreciated. I'm a planner so I have to plan this all now.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
Oh Please! We have enough trouble here now without people pulling **** like this! Jeez.
Schools require documentation - they will find out eventually and you will be billed accordingly.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
That wouldn't work. Massachussets will probably require proof of employment. You'd have to pay Massachussets taxes. They will know you were going to school while establishing residency.
I want to know if I would get in trouble if next January I drive up there and change my license, car insurance, cell phone, post office address, and all other needed documentation to form residency in Massachusetts while living in Florida for an additional 4-5 months???
I then plan to drive back down to Florida to finish my last semester of school and then move back to Massachusetts for good.
It takes 1 year to become a resident of Mass. and I figure if I do this in January of 2010. Graduate in May. In the meantime get a job or internship from July to December as I wait for January.
I'll be a considered a resident in January of 2011 and that would be just time for the spring semester. I want to finish school, but do not want to have to pay the out of state tuition.
Oh yeah and also do you think the school that I transfer to will question me about how did I complete my degree in Florida and claim myself a Massachusetts residence???
All informative answers will be greatly appreciated. I'm a planner so I have to plan this all now.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
Oh Please! We have enough trouble here now without people pulling **** like this! Jeez.
Schools require documentation - they will find out eventually and you will be billed accordingly.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
That wouldn't work. Massachussets will probably require proof of employment. You'd have to pay Massachussets taxes. They will know you were going to school while establishing residency.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
I currently live in Florida and have 1 year and 4 months left of community college. I want to move back to Mass. and plan to once I graduate from school.
I want to know if I would get in trouble if next January I drive up there and change my license, car insurance, cell phone, post office address, and all other needed documentation to form residency in Massachusetts while living in Florida for an additional 4-5 months???
I then plan to drive back down to Florida to finish my last semester of school and then move back to Massachusetts for good.
It takes 1 year to become a resident of Mass. and I figure if I do this in January of 2010. Graduate in May. In the meantime get a job or internship from July to December as I wait for January.
I'll be a considered a resident in January of 2011 and that would be just time for the spring semester. I want to finish school, but do not want to have to pay the out of state tuition.
Oh yeah and also do you think the school that I transfer to will question me about how did I complete my degree in Florida and claim myself a Massachusetts residence???
All informative answers will be greatly appreciated. I'm a planner so I have to plan this all now.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
If your family lives there and you are going to school in florida, then your permanent address can be your parents address legally. You should have no difficulties. However, if you do not have a physical address which you are in some way attached to(can receive mail at) then you cannot form residency.
*edit: if the only reason you moved to florida would be to be in school then technically you are still a resident of Mass. Most out of state students get licenses mail cellphones cars and those type of things in the state they are attending school, however schools only consider you an in state resident if you have been in the state for at least one year, and if you do not just reside in the state for educational purposes.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
Nice way to end school: getting charged with fraud, misrepresentation and several federal crimes for providing false information in government documents.
You are going to leave a mile of evidence and paper work; and jail is a very bad place to be.
I want to know if I would get in trouble if next January I drive up there and change my license, car insurance, cell phone, post office address, and all other needed documentation to form residency in Massachusetts while living in Florida for an additional 4-5 months???
I then plan to drive back down to Florida to finish my last semester of school and then move back to Massachusetts for good.
It takes 1 year to become a resident of Mass. and I figure if I do this in January of 2010. Graduate in May. In the meantime get a job or internship from July to December as I wait for January.
I'll be a considered a resident in January of 2011 and that would be just time for the spring semester. I want to finish school, but do not want to have to pay the out of state tuition.
Oh yeah and also do you think the school that I transfer to will question me about how did I complete my degree in Florida and claim myself a Massachusetts residence???
All informative answers will be greatly appreciated. I'm a planner so I have to plan this all now.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
If your family lives there and you are going to school in florida, then your permanent address can be your parents address legally. You should have no difficulties. However, if you do not have a physical address which you are in some way attached to(can receive mail at) then you cannot form residency.
*edit: if the only reason you moved to florida would be to be in school then technically you are still a resident of Mass. Most out of state students get licenses mail cellphones cars and those type of things in the state they are attending school, however schools only consider you an in state resident if you have been in the state for at least one year, and if you do not just reside in the state for educational purposes.
Is it illegal to live in Florida and try to form residency in Massachusetts?
Nice way to end school: getting charged with fraud, misrepresentation and several federal crimes for providing false information in government documents.
You are going to leave a mile of evidence and paper work; and jail is a very bad place to be.
Medical school, residency, being a full time mother? is it possible?
Okay so I am still trying to finish off highschool and have beautiful baby boy. Who I wouldn't take back for anything and is my world. Getting pregnant really changed me. Like literally saved my life, I was always slacking off in school, getting bad grades, never caring about the future, being fake and doing what everyone else was doing. But after I got pregnant I realized i needed to change be better, do better, and start being the person God created me to be. So I found a new dream. I was watching tons of med shows during pregnancy %26amp; realized..... I want be a surgeon. Big dream I know. I want to be a pediatric %26amp; neonatal surgeon. My son will be two when I go into med school. I am very determined now very focused. Focused only on being a good mother and on schoolwork so I can get into a good medical school. But the reality is it's a ton of work. Especially internship and all of that. Your working really late. I am afraid I won't barely see him. I considered being a nurse but I really want to be a surgeon. But how will I balance it all. Anyone out there that got through medical school and residency as a single mom. Please tell me how will I do this. I have tons of support and a large family that extends form blood relation to friends that are considered family. But leaving him is my worry. I am finishing highschool online. So I am here with him. He is not even a month old. %26amp; I shouldn't be worrying about this for a while but I am.
Medical school, residency, being a full time mother? is it possible?
I think you should follow your dreams. Go to med school. Your son will still be there, and your family will be more than happy to help you. If you can provide for him, a couple years of seeing him less is worth it.
You love your child and no amount of work will stop you from raising him. Follow your heart and become a surgeon. You won't regret it. You want him to look up to you one day.
Good luck.
Medical school, residency, being a full time mother? is it possible?
not possible....nor is law school, from personal experience. AIM A LITTLE LOWER.
It is possible, if you leave him at your parents house while your gone etc, money shouldnt be a problem really, its jsut mentally. Your going to get stressed, your going to get tired. Your not going to be able to play with him as much. But really itl all be worth it for you and him.
He will not be 2 when you start med school.Before med school you have to get an underdgad degree so at least 4 years after high school before you can start med school. So 4 years for your degree, 4 years for med school, 4 years for residency and then about another 6 years for your specialty.
Best of luck and congratulations on your baby boy.
Medical school, residency, being a full time mother? is it possible?
I think you should follow your dreams. Go to med school. Your son will still be there, and your family will be more than happy to help you. If you can provide for him, a couple years of seeing him less is worth it.
You love your child and no amount of work will stop you from raising him. Follow your heart and become a surgeon. You won't regret it. You want him to look up to you one day.
Good luck.
Medical school, residency, being a full time mother? is it possible?
not possible....nor is law school, from personal experience. AIM A LITTLE LOWER.
It is possible, if you leave him at your parents house while your gone etc, money shouldnt be a problem really, its jsut mentally. Your going to get stressed, your going to get tired. Your not going to be able to play with him as much. But really itl all be worth it for you and him.
He will not be 2 when you start med school.Before med school you have to get an underdgad degree so at least 4 years after high school before you can start med school. So 4 years for your degree, 4 years for med school, 4 years for residency and then about another 6 years for your specialty.
Best of luck and congratulations on your baby boy.
Becoming a resident of Massachusetts- converting Driver's Lisc. and Car Registration?
I'm over 18. I lived in Massachusetts a while go, as a kid. My parents split up, and we went to NH. I've been a resident of NH for about 5 or 6 years now. I've have my lisc. and a car since September 2008.
My dad lives in MA still and so I'll be moving in with him. I've got a few questions about becoming a resident.
How much does it cost to convert a regular ol' Driver's Lisc. from NH to MA. On the website it says $125, but there are other fees below it. Are these also needed (they're about driving records and such) to be paid when converting your lisc. over?
For registering a car, how much is it? How about inspection? I've got a '95 Ford Taurus if that helps.
What's the deal on insurance? My mom, who lives in NH, has the insurance policy that my car is on. If I switch to an MA residency, do I have to change my insurance somehow and/or get my own?
Last: Marriage question! If I want to get married to someone who lives in NH, do they need to become a resident of MA? What fees are there, in general?
Any other fun facts/taxes/fees I should about? I'm a college student attending and living in MA. I get in-state fees already, since my dad lives here, so it's not like I'm trying to get residency.
Thanks!
Becoming a resident of Massachusetts- converting Driver's Lisc. and Car Registration?
change car to ma and get ma plates ma insurance. marriage is she going to live with you in ma then she will have to change her car plate and etc to ma .call dads ins agent on the fee's. the registration and the ins they can help there .ma inspection emissions and safety is 29$ you're basically talking about 6-700 dollars to get in.. license /ins down payment/ inspection and so forthWhat are duvet covers msdn
My dad lives in MA still and so I'll be moving in with him. I've got a few questions about becoming a resident.
How much does it cost to convert a regular ol' Driver's Lisc. from NH to MA. On the website it says $125, but there are other fees below it. Are these also needed (they're about driving records and such) to be paid when converting your lisc. over?
For registering a car, how much is it? How about inspection? I've got a '95 Ford Taurus if that helps.
What's the deal on insurance? My mom, who lives in NH, has the insurance policy that my car is on. If I switch to an MA residency, do I have to change my insurance somehow and/or get my own?
Last: Marriage question! If I want to get married to someone who lives in NH, do they need to become a resident of MA? What fees are there, in general?
Any other fun facts/taxes/fees I should about? I'm a college student attending and living in MA. I get in-state fees already, since my dad lives here, so it's not like I'm trying to get residency.
Thanks!
Becoming a resident of Massachusetts- converting Driver's Lisc. and Car Registration?
change car to ma and get ma plates ma insurance. marriage is she going to live with you in ma then she will have to change her car plate and etc to ma .call dads ins agent on the fee's. the registration and the ins they can help there .ma inspection emissions and safety is 29$ you're basically talking about 6-700 dollars to get in.. license /ins down payment/ inspection and so forth
My Ex entered the U.S. under "False Pretenses", how to get her deported?
My ex just used me to come into the country and to take as much money from me as she could. She admitted to beating her young child for years before her visa application (Moral Turpitude?)
Once she married me and realized that I had no more money for her to steal, she moved out (after 9 days of marriage)! SHe kept claiming that she wanted to %26quot;work out%26quot; our marriage problems...clear up to the day she received her %26quot;Conditional Residency Card%26quot;, then she changed to: %26quot;hope we can at least be friends%26quot;.
She moved in with my sister (to mooch off of her) and never told Immigration about her change of residence! She filed %26quot;flase change of address forms with the Postal Service (crime), to interfere with MY mail and to %26quot;screw up%26quot; my credit.
I filed for divorce and she counter filed to try and get more money out of me... Weeks after the divorce she started sleeping with (she calls it %26quot;dating%26quot;) my brother.........BUT Immigration REFUSES to even acknowledge my request to have her deported!!
My Ex entered the U.S. under %26quot;False Pretenses%26quot;, how to get her deported?
I am sorry you are having such trouble. But I am amazed at the amount of people who think they have found the love of their lives, only to find out, they want the country, not you.
People really need to NOT get involved with illegals. It can lead to all kinds of problems like this. I imagine there are a few real relationships, but I guarantee you, they are few %26amp; far between. Best of luck to you.
My Ex entered the U.S. under %26quot;False Pretenses%26quot;, how to get her deported?
That's not your place.
Call INS
Dude, either you r messed up, you have a messed up family, or this girl is one evil *****
I am sorry....
....but why does the rest of the family like her so much?
The best thing i could really tell you is to settle this kind of problem in court.
She sounds crazy! Good luck! :D
i dunno, but did you learn a valuable lesson?
nicely done man try INS
Call INS, i like your style, %26quot;break up with me will ya?! I'll deport your butt!%26quot;
INS is your best bet but it sounds like you have tried that. Your problem should be with your family - why do they house her...and DATE her??
Gee with a family like yours she sounds like she fits right in so, what's the problem? Y'all sound like prime candidates for an epsiode of %26quot;The Jerry Springer Show%26quot;!!!!
lol if u really wanted to take it that far instead of calling it quits with her and leaving it alone. call immigration with out telling them the reasons why when you know were shes at and report it. dont tell them shes ur ex then they know your just being hateful. immigration picks ppl up in vans around my area all the time for others calling on them.
Sorry but this isn't true or you haven't done your research. A proper marriage visa requires the couple to maintain a relationship for a certain amount of time otherwise the limited residency that they receive is void.
If there is any truth to this question, simply calling the police and explaining the situation should resolve things.
Sleeping with your brother? Living with your sister? They must feel something for her....I'm wondering just exactly what your problem is.
Talk about DRAMA!! Which is not all her fault, you fell for her. I am not sure if there is anything you can do about immigration since you married her she is legal now. Also you have a pretty screwed up brother, what kind of man would hook up with his brother's ex-wife! Don't tell me you guys don't get along?? Weird!! She played the game Good, it is unfortunate that you fell for it/her!! That is why people say lust is never good, you have to find out who you are sleeping with before you wake up with flees!
For some reason I don't think that is the complete story, a lot of important details seems to be missing, for example what your problems are. There is always two sides to a story, I would love to hear what she has to say!
p.s. I like Bob C's answer, well said!
All I can say is you got played big time! Have your marriage annulled if you can. then her visa can be revoked coz she got it on false grounds. Why is your brother foolish enough to 'date' her?
Sorry you are going through this, be lucky you can start over and move on. As far as your sister and brother go I am sure they had fair warning.
By the way who the hell sleeps with their brother's wife? I think you brother deserves what he gets.
Good luck.
That is absolutely horrible. First, you should report her for beating the child, then show child services that she is an unfit mother. This will hopefully lead to an investigation then deportation.
If true, you should move on. Seriously. I know it's easy for me to say but it's the only way. Otherwise you're going to use up all your energy on this waste of space. As for your family?? WTF! Disown the heartless gits. Only heard your side so can only answer accordingly. Good luck.
By the way, where is she from?
In case you don't know how to spell bitter, it's your NAME.
I don't hear one iota of responsibility from you. Not one.
You picked her. You married her. You stayed with her. You don't take any responsibility for your choices and now that you got hurt you want revenge?
There's a reason why you chose her and, buddy lemme tell ya what, she has definite reasons for divorcing you.
Your energy and efforts may be best directed in a way that benefits your person, perhaps something that will contribute to helping you become a loving, caring partner.
You won't have a chance to get her deported. She has a Conditional Residency Card now. I know lots of marriages between Americans and foreigners that broke up within the first year and they all still live here in the USA.
I do not understand though your sister %26amp; brother!!! Shame on them. You should be mad at them.
well now,since you have reported her,it's out of your hands now,not your job,is it ??it seems your family think she's ok,are you sure you're just not jealous???,my suggestion,move away or ignore them all
Get as much viable information on this woman as you can. Find out from her family members across seas, if you can, what her plans were coming to the US. Also, get written statements from friends and family of what is going on. Follow her around and get some footage on camcorder, then when you have everything, send the story to your local television news station. Show how some immigrants can %26quot;legally%26quot; fleece unsuspecting, honest, US citizens. Also, give your brother an ultimatum, either help you with your quest or be part of her downfall. If he is really your brother, he will drop her and help you like he should. Also, if she has a job, try to find a way to get her fired.
dang, that's some evil stuff!
That is because you have not filed a lawsuit to have them change her status. Try that it works. Also I think you need to kick your brothers butt around his ears.
Sorry, but if I were immigration, I'd just assume this was a case of the old d-i-v-o-r-c-e revenge attempt. Channel your energies elsewhere. You will be happier if you can.
I would say talk to the FBI if she doing illegal things under a conditional residency card there is a good chance they would do something about it.
A lot of the reason might be that your in a sanctuary city (a city that doesn't allow police to arrest for immigration status). They aren't allowed to ask or anything.
if you married someone then you're responsible for the stuff that happened while you were in the marrige, no way out of it. that's your fault for signing that marrige paper.
Believe in KARMA it well come to her if she is that bad as you stated.
There is one thing I know in life for sure:
The truth is ALWAYS in the middle.
There is more to this story than you are telling. Your brother is sleeping with her, and your sister took her in...............yep, if your family is taking her side, I'm figuring there is deifnitely more to this story.
Feel free, call INS, she doesn't sound like a peachy sort. But somehow....I'm wondering wht it is she has on you too pal.
Once she married me and realized that I had no more money for her to steal, she moved out (after 9 days of marriage)! SHe kept claiming that she wanted to %26quot;work out%26quot; our marriage problems...clear up to the day she received her %26quot;Conditional Residency Card%26quot;, then she changed to: %26quot;hope we can at least be friends%26quot;.
She moved in with my sister (to mooch off of her) and never told Immigration about her change of residence! She filed %26quot;flase change of address forms with the Postal Service (crime), to interfere with MY mail and to %26quot;screw up%26quot; my credit.
I filed for divorce and she counter filed to try and get more money out of me... Weeks after the divorce she started sleeping with (she calls it %26quot;dating%26quot;) my brother.........BUT Immigration REFUSES to even acknowledge my request to have her deported!!
My Ex entered the U.S. under %26quot;False Pretenses%26quot;, how to get her deported?
I am sorry you are having such trouble. But I am amazed at the amount of people who think they have found the love of their lives, only to find out, they want the country, not you.
People really need to NOT get involved with illegals. It can lead to all kinds of problems like this. I imagine there are a few real relationships, but I guarantee you, they are few %26amp; far between. Best of luck to you.
My Ex entered the U.S. under %26quot;False Pretenses%26quot;, how to get her deported?
That's not your place.
Call INS
Dude, either you r messed up, you have a messed up family, or this girl is one evil *****
I am sorry....
....but why does the rest of the family like her so much?
The best thing i could really tell you is to settle this kind of problem in court.
She sounds crazy! Good luck! :D
i dunno, but did you learn a valuable lesson?
nicely done man try INS
Call INS, i like your style, %26quot;break up with me will ya?! I'll deport your butt!%26quot;
INS is your best bet but it sounds like you have tried that. Your problem should be with your family - why do they house her...and DATE her??
Gee with a family like yours she sounds like she fits right in so, what's the problem? Y'all sound like prime candidates for an epsiode of %26quot;The Jerry Springer Show%26quot;!!!!
lol if u really wanted to take it that far instead of calling it quits with her and leaving it alone. call immigration with out telling them the reasons why when you know were shes at and report it. dont tell them shes ur ex then they know your just being hateful. immigration picks ppl up in vans around my area all the time for others calling on them.
Sorry but this isn't true or you haven't done your research. A proper marriage visa requires the couple to maintain a relationship for a certain amount of time otherwise the limited residency that they receive is void.
If there is any truth to this question, simply calling the police and explaining the situation should resolve things.
Sleeping with your brother? Living with your sister? They must feel something for her....I'm wondering just exactly what your problem is.
Talk about DRAMA!! Which is not all her fault, you fell for her. I am not sure if there is anything you can do about immigration since you married her she is legal now. Also you have a pretty screwed up brother, what kind of man would hook up with his brother's ex-wife! Don't tell me you guys don't get along?? Weird!! She played the game Good, it is unfortunate that you fell for it/her!! That is why people say lust is never good, you have to find out who you are sleeping with before you wake up with flees!
For some reason I don't think that is the complete story, a lot of important details seems to be missing, for example what your problems are. There is always two sides to a story, I would love to hear what she has to say!
p.s. I like Bob C's answer, well said!
All I can say is you got played big time! Have your marriage annulled if you can. then her visa can be revoked coz she got it on false grounds. Why is your brother foolish enough to 'date' her?
Sorry you are going through this, be lucky you can start over and move on. As far as your sister and brother go I am sure they had fair warning.
By the way who the hell sleeps with their brother's wife? I think you brother deserves what he gets.
Good luck.
That is absolutely horrible. First, you should report her for beating the child, then show child services that she is an unfit mother. This will hopefully lead to an investigation then deportation.
If true, you should move on. Seriously. I know it's easy for me to say but it's the only way. Otherwise you're going to use up all your energy on this waste of space. As for your family?? WTF! Disown the heartless gits. Only heard your side so can only answer accordingly. Good luck.
By the way, where is she from?
In case you don't know how to spell bitter, it's your NAME.
I don't hear one iota of responsibility from you. Not one.
You picked her. You married her. You stayed with her. You don't take any responsibility for your choices and now that you got hurt you want revenge?
There's a reason why you chose her and, buddy lemme tell ya what, she has definite reasons for divorcing you.
Your energy and efforts may be best directed in a way that benefits your person, perhaps something that will contribute to helping you become a loving, caring partner.
You won't have a chance to get her deported. She has a Conditional Residency Card now. I know lots of marriages between Americans and foreigners that broke up within the first year and they all still live here in the USA.
I do not understand though your sister %26amp; brother!!! Shame on them. You should be mad at them.
well now,since you have reported her,it's out of your hands now,not your job,is it ??it seems your family think she's ok,are you sure you're just not jealous???,my suggestion,move away or ignore them all
Get as much viable information on this woman as you can. Find out from her family members across seas, if you can, what her plans were coming to the US. Also, get written statements from friends and family of what is going on. Follow her around and get some footage on camcorder, then when you have everything, send the story to your local television news station. Show how some immigrants can %26quot;legally%26quot; fleece unsuspecting, honest, US citizens. Also, give your brother an ultimatum, either help you with your quest or be part of her downfall. If he is really your brother, he will drop her and help you like he should. Also, if she has a job, try to find a way to get her fired.
dang, that's some evil stuff!
That is because you have not filed a lawsuit to have them change her status. Try that it works. Also I think you need to kick your brothers butt around his ears.
Sorry, but if I were immigration, I'd just assume this was a case of the old d-i-v-o-r-c-e revenge attempt. Channel your energies elsewhere. You will be happier if you can.
I would say talk to the FBI if she doing illegal things under a conditional residency card there is a good chance they would do something about it.
A lot of the reason might be that your in a sanctuary city (a city that doesn't allow police to arrest for immigration status). They aren't allowed to ask or anything.
if you married someone then you're responsible for the stuff that happened while you were in the marrige, no way out of it. that's your fault for signing that marrige paper.
Believe in KARMA it well come to her if she is that bad as you stated.
There is one thing I know in life for sure:
The truth is ALWAYS in the middle.
There is more to this story than you are telling. Your brother is sleeping with her, and your sister took her in...............yep, if your family is taking her side, I'm figuring there is deifnitely more to this story.
Feel free, call INS, she doesn't sound like a peachy sort. But somehow....I'm wondering wht it is she has on you too pal.
How do I change my name(deed poll) and Become British?
I have a European passport and have been living in the UK as a permanent resident for the last 20 years.As my home is here, I wanted to just have a British Passport(not EU), plus I wanted to change my name for practical reasons:My name is latin and very long.I want a shorter name when I get my British Passport. How do I go about doing this? I have been given so many numbers to call, but what nobody can tell me is what do I do first: apply for change of name by deed poll, get a new british passport, apply for residency?
Does anyone know what to do first(and in order.Or know where I can get this info?) and how much all this would cost and how long would it take? Thanks.
How do I change my name(deed poll) and Become British?
You really should do it thru the laws of your own country
to do it properly
How do I change my name(deed poll) and Become British?
go on the border agency website and get your answers there
Does anyone know what to do first(and in order.Or know where I can get this info?) and how much all this would cost and how long would it take? Thanks.
How do I change my name(deed poll) and Become British?
You really should do it thru the laws of your own country
to do it properly
How do I change my name(deed poll) and Become British?
go on the border agency website and get your answers there
Question on prooving residency?
hi
am from virginia and currently in denver for some temporary work
i got pulled over by cop for driving in denver with virgina license....and was asked to
appear at the court.
i dont want to change my virginia license to colorado, since am here only for temporary
work...
so,how do i prove my virgina residency to the judge..what are the documents that are
accepted to prove, at the court...
Question on prooving residency?
This is the Australia section. Try asking your question in the US section
Here is Australia, if you are in another state for temporary work, you tell the cop that, and they call your employer and ask.
How long have you been in Colorado?
Here in Australia we would take a power bill, a water bill, your drivers licence (as this has your address on it) and thats about it.
Try asking the police.
Question on prooving residency?
this is the australian section
am from virginia and currently in denver for some temporary work
i got pulled over by cop for driving in denver with virgina license....and was asked to
appear at the court.
i dont want to change my virginia license to colorado, since am here only for temporary
work...
so,how do i prove my virgina residency to the judge..what are the documents that are
accepted to prove, at the court...
Question on prooving residency?
This is the Australia section. Try asking your question in the US section
Here is Australia, if you are in another state for temporary work, you tell the cop that, and they call your employer and ask.
How long have you been in Colorado?
Here in Australia we would take a power bill, a water bill, your drivers licence (as this has your address on it) and thats about it.
Try asking the police.
Question on prooving residency?
this is the australian section
What is the difference between Out-of-State College Students and In-State College Students?
What is the difference between Out-of-State College Students and In-State College Students. Also, how do you change from an Out-of-State to an In-State College Student?
More Details: Admission, College, University, School, State, Residency, Financial Aid, Residence.
What is the difference between Out-of-State College Students and In-State College Students?
Out-of-State and In-State refers to a student's residency status for tuition purposes. It means Non-Resident and Resident respectively.
A Resident is someone who is a resident for tax purposes of that state the school is located in. You must also reside in the state for at least 12 months prior to the start of your enrollment. If you are under the age of 24 and you are a full-time student, you are most likely claimed as a dependent on your parent(s)/legal guardian(s) State taxes. Because you are a dependent, your residency status is based on your parent(s)/legal guardian(s). Being a Resident will qualify you for tuition at a discounted rate. Non-Resident students pay a higher tuition rate. Normally State institutions differentiate between Residents and Non-residents because they receive State funding.
Converting to Resident status is not as simple as it used to be. Simply residing in the state for 12 months and filing State taxes as a Resident is not necessarily sufficient to show show your intent to make the State your legal residence. If you are registered for 6 or more credits at an institution, that shows your intent to be in the State is for educational reasons, therefore it does not qualify you for Resident tuition.
If you have any further questions about residency, drop me an email. Best wishes!
What is the difference between Out-of-State College Students and In-State College Students?
Most public universities charge residents of their own states considerably less tuition than out-of-state residents. Your eligibility for some specific financial aid may also depend upon your state of residence. You become a resident of another state by establishing your primary residence there. Usually there are some time constraints, a few months perhaps, but the exact requirements will vary from school to school.
If you are interested in acquiring resident status for tuition purposes, you should contact the schools you are interested in. More than likely, your information will be in the school catalogs, and more than likely you can find it on-line at their web sites.
If you go to an in-state college, it is the/a college that is located in the state you reside in / have your residency in.
If it is out-of-college, then it is a college that is outside of the state you reside in.
If you want to change then you have to talk to your college administration.
Out of state students pay a higher per unit rate than in state students. The reason is that the in state students is that they or their parents have been paying income and sales taxes and they are entitled to attend the schools they have been paying for.
More Details: Admission, College, University, School, State, Residency, Financial Aid, Residence.
What is the difference between Out-of-State College Students and In-State College Students?
Out-of-State and In-State refers to a student's residency status for tuition purposes. It means Non-Resident and Resident respectively.
A Resident is someone who is a resident for tax purposes of that state the school is located in. You must also reside in the state for at least 12 months prior to the start of your enrollment. If you are under the age of 24 and you are a full-time student, you are most likely claimed as a dependent on your parent(s)/legal guardian(s) State taxes. Because you are a dependent, your residency status is based on your parent(s)/legal guardian(s). Being a Resident will qualify you for tuition at a discounted rate. Non-Resident students pay a higher tuition rate. Normally State institutions differentiate between Residents and Non-residents because they receive State funding.
Converting to Resident status is not as simple as it used to be. Simply residing in the state for 12 months and filing State taxes as a Resident is not necessarily sufficient to show show your intent to make the State your legal residence. If you are registered for 6 or more credits at an institution, that shows your intent to be in the State is for educational reasons, therefore it does not qualify you for Resident tuition.
If you have any further questions about residency, drop me an email. Best wishes!
What is the difference between Out-of-State College Students and In-State College Students?
Most public universities charge residents of their own states considerably less tuition than out-of-state residents. Your eligibility for some specific financial aid may also depend upon your state of residence. You become a resident of another state by establishing your primary residence there. Usually there are some time constraints, a few months perhaps, but the exact requirements will vary from school to school.
If you are interested in acquiring resident status for tuition purposes, you should contact the schools you are interested in. More than likely, your information will be in the school catalogs, and more than likely you can find it on-line at their web sites.
If you go to an in-state college, it is the/a college that is located in the state you reside in / have your residency in.
If it is out-of-college, then it is a college that is outside of the state you reside in.
If you want to change then you have to talk to your college administration.
Out of state students pay a higher per unit rate than in state students. The reason is that the in state students is that they or their parents have been paying income and sales taxes and they are entitled to attend the schools they have been paying for.
The governor abdicated her responsibility to protect the human rights of every individual in Arizona?
John Morton, who heads U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says that they will not support racist Arizona Law
He needs to be doing exactly what he is doing; his job. He is there to enforce federal immigration law; not placate the Bull Connors of Arizona in their attempt to turn all undocumented aliens into criminals. They are not. It is not a federal crime to be here without authorization. Look it up. The wonderful people of Arizona enacted this law making it a STATE crime to be in Arizona in violation of the federal immigration laws. Let the good people or Arizona pay to arrest, detain, prosecute and house in state prisons these horrible people who simply entered our country. They have no right to dictate to the federal authorities how to enforce federal law. Hell, to anyone with any semblence of intelligence and understanding of Constutitional law, it is clear that the state has not authority under the Constitution to pass any laws that touch upon illegal immigration. It is impossible to round up all undocumented aliens and remove them to their country of origin. It would be a profound waste of resources, to. Why not have the police arrest people who commit crimes? If they happen to be here without authority, then they get deported. Chasing down the law abiding undocumented is diverting resources from the effort to stem the tide of drugs pouring into the country; drugs drawn here by the insatiable appetite of Americans. Every law abiding undocumented alien that is hunted down by the police in Arizona means that somewhere else in that state a criminal, native born or illegal, is still free.I find it shocking that many didn't learn from the original flawed language law they supported that left egg on their faces when Arizona had to change the wording to try and make it legal after they passed it. It seems to me that everyone should think about it before they blindly support something they do not even know is legal...particularly because it impacts other Americans.
the fact is the arizona law is illegal and the federal government is not going to be a party to an illegal law. By picking up the illegals taken by the arizona law ..sounds good!
We all know we have a border problem so it takes no brains to recognise something must be done. Some want a solution and they don't care if it is legal or not. The rest want a legal solution and are content to establish that it is legal before accepting a blue eye/green eye law that impacts other Americans. I am of the last group. No way I want to look as foolish as those who accepted Arizona's first flawed law. I am content to wait until the courts make the call rather than look like a confident
There are hundred of stupid laws still on the books..
remeber this law In Arizona: It is illegal for men and women over the age of 18 to have less than one missing tooth visible when smiling
There was a day when the law did not allow women to vote, allowed one human being toown another and when United States citizens of Japanese descent were rounded up and placed ininternment camps and None of those laws were right.. There is a big difference between controlling the nation's border and discriminating by skin color, and Arizona's refusal to distinguish between the two undermines this nation's constitutional commitment to fairness and equality. The measure Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law last week gives police in Arizona broad powers to stop and arrest anyone not carrying proof that they are legally in the United States. The law sanctions ethnic profiling, and it underscores the need for a reasonable national policy on immigration.
With nearly 500,000 undocumented immigrants, Arizona's experience illustrates both a real problem and the wrong way to try to reverse the flood along the border. Federal policy should include effective border control and a reasonable path for illegal residents to gain legal residency.
A new report by the Census Bureau underscores how much foreign-born residents contribute to this nation. The number of foreign-born residents in the United States with doctoral degrees jumped by a third in the past five years. Immigrants now hold one of every four doctorates in the nation. A clear majority have become naturalized citizens, a turnaround from 2005. This nation continues to be the land of opportunity. Discriminatory responses like Arizona's to a national problem cannot be allowed to whittle away those values.
The overwhelming majority of Mexicans and others who come here are not criminals. Most are just desperate for honest work
I'm in opposition to this law not because it is a violation of human and civil rights alone ...It goes against all human dignity, against the principles of most Americans I know
The governor abdicated her responsibility to protect the human rights of every individual in Arizona...not just those who dont look like her
The governor abdicated her responsibility to protect the human rights of every individual in Arizona?
Sounds more like a statement then a question.
Sadly you are wrong. The Governors job is to protect the American citizens in Arizona...not the illegal ones. Her job is to see to it that the people who break the law are punished. This would include illegals.
Mortans job is to prosecute and return illegal immigrants back to their home country and to establish procedure's to aid the state in keeping them out.
The Governor is doing her job....Mortan is not.
The governor abdicated her responsibility to protect the human rights of every individual in Arizona?
Wrong category
But I will answer anyway:
The Arizona law is nothing, repeate nothing more that reiterating federal law and reinforcing every law enforcement official's duty to uphold Federal, state, county and city laws inside their jurisdiction.
Turn it into state law to violate a federal law
Oh my goodness.
It is a federal law that one sahll not attack a postal employee,while on duty
I bet you that it is also a state offense to attack a postal employee, Whether they are on duty or not!
You have no idea what you are talking about in this question!
Now let;s get to your incorrect statements:
The overwhelming majority of Mexicans and others who come here are not criminals. Most are just desperate for honest work
Not criminals, if they come illegally (you know what illegal is, don't you?) then they are criminals.
Nost democrates want to say they are not criminals and they mean felons. They dishonestly say criminal, they viloate federal crinimal codes not civil codes, hence criminals!
Honest work?
With dishonest, false papers, and with identity theft?
Under-the-table pay
You call this honest?
These are also crimes.
Yes there HAVE been many foolish laws
So does that fact make ALL LAWS STUPID AND UN-NEEDED?
NO!
Buy the logic you use, by bringing up old laws should be uniformly and declare ALL laws wrong!
Racist???
No! Criminal is not a racial group!
Will this law, on the southern border snare more hispanic illegals than, say asian?
YES, because the asian illegals come in through San Diego and Seattle, by and large
European illegals come in through the east coast more than other places
You should actually use your head before jumping on any bandwagon!
I dont think you have read it, I have
they are criminals as soon as they come here illeagally
It mimics the federal law already in place
and if you want to be mad at anyone be mad at the greedy people who come here just for money, and the people who hire them just to make more money, its all about greed
As Christians we would send train after train to Mexico full of food and aid if they asked
Its like someone saying look I have been stealing from your company for a long time, and now I depend on that money, so you need to make it part of my pay check
read the law before you talk about it
OK%26lt; OK maybe I agree, but first show me your ID papers.
They are all screaming about this law. I don't like it either but Mexico has the same law. In fact they have a more strict immigration law. And Americans have to make sure they have their paper work on them also. Az had this on the news they said that Mexico is the Pot calling the Kettle Black. If they are legal then they have nothing to worry about. I do understand why ppl are upset about the job situation, Where i work the owner put an ad in the paper lots of men came to get a job you could see that these men needed that job badly they left with hope and the owner hired an illegal. I felt really bad for these other men. Well he quit and she hired a local legal man. I do not want a debate over this. This is just what i have seen. I live in Az and have lost jobs because of illegals. My best friend is here illegally. So i don't care that they are here but something has to be done.
Cry me a river.
They are here ILLEGALLY. Look it up since most of the people who complain about the law seem to gloss that term over.
As this area has a high Hispanic population, which translates into higher than average Hispanic policemen numbers, will you still call it %26quot;racism%26quot; if one arrests the other? A man from Wales was recently deported from here (AZ) since he overstayed his visa. Is it racism if a non-white arrested him?
It seems as though you just want to do away with the borders. Lets just shuts done the checkpoints and let the flood continue! Pffft!
They ARE criminals once they set foot on US soil without permission. If it isn't wrong, then why are they deported when caught?
BTW, ALL illegals KNOW before they get here they might get caught and sent back. They KNOW it is wrong, but still violate the sovereignty of the US.
The US is not a charity pinata that people can keep whacking on. They need to solve the problems in their own countrys. There are millions of US citizens that need help that don't get it because they are poor yet illegals get a lot for FREE. It needs to stop!
We do need to treat the Mexicans in the way of their country . Imprison them an throw them in a **** hole exactly like their country does.
Why cant the miserable people from all the 3rd worlds just improve own country? They say they Like to work. Example Australia started with a bunch of white crooks.
Great law and I SUPPORT ARIZONA'S STAND FOR THE RULE OF LAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!dc motor via rheostat store properties
He needs to be doing exactly what he is doing; his job. He is there to enforce federal immigration law; not placate the Bull Connors of Arizona in their attempt to turn all undocumented aliens into criminals. They are not. It is not a federal crime to be here without authorization. Look it up. The wonderful people of Arizona enacted this law making it a STATE crime to be in Arizona in violation of the federal immigration laws. Let the good people or Arizona pay to arrest, detain, prosecute and house in state prisons these horrible people who simply entered our country. They have no right to dictate to the federal authorities how to enforce federal law. Hell, to anyone with any semblence of intelligence and understanding of Constutitional law, it is clear that the state has not authority under the Constitution to pass any laws that touch upon illegal immigration. It is impossible to round up all undocumented aliens and remove them to their country of origin. It would be a profound waste of resources, to. Why not have the police arrest people who commit crimes? If they happen to be here without authority, then they get deported. Chasing down the law abiding undocumented is diverting resources from the effort to stem the tide of drugs pouring into the country; drugs drawn here by the insatiable appetite of Americans. Every law abiding undocumented alien that is hunted down by the police in Arizona means that somewhere else in that state a criminal, native born or illegal, is still free.I find it shocking that many didn't learn from the original flawed language law they supported that left egg on their faces when Arizona had to change the wording to try and make it legal after they passed it. It seems to me that everyone should think about it before they blindly support something they do not even know is legal...particularly because it impacts other Americans.
the fact is the arizona law is illegal and the federal government is not going to be a party to an illegal law. By picking up the illegals taken by the arizona law ..sounds good!
We all know we have a border problem so it takes no brains to recognise something must be done. Some want a solution and they don't care if it is legal or not. The rest want a legal solution and are content to establish that it is legal before accepting a blue eye/green eye law that impacts other Americans. I am of the last group. No way I want to look as foolish as those who accepted Arizona's first flawed law. I am content to wait until the courts make the call rather than look like a confident
There are hundred of stupid laws still on the books..
remeber this law In Arizona: It is illegal for men and women over the age of 18 to have less than one missing tooth visible when smiling
There was a day when the law did not allow women to vote, allowed one human being toown another and when United States citizens of Japanese descent were rounded up and placed ininternment camps and None of those laws were right.. There is a big difference between controlling the nation's border and discriminating by skin color, and Arizona's refusal to distinguish between the two undermines this nation's constitutional commitment to fairness and equality. The measure Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law last week gives police in Arizona broad powers to stop and arrest anyone not carrying proof that they are legally in the United States. The law sanctions ethnic profiling, and it underscores the need for a reasonable national policy on immigration.
With nearly 500,000 undocumented immigrants, Arizona's experience illustrates both a real problem and the wrong way to try to reverse the flood along the border. Federal policy should include effective border control and a reasonable path for illegal residents to gain legal residency.
A new report by the Census Bureau underscores how much foreign-born residents contribute to this nation. The number of foreign-born residents in the United States with doctoral degrees jumped by a third in the past five years. Immigrants now hold one of every four doctorates in the nation. A clear majority have become naturalized citizens, a turnaround from 2005. This nation continues to be the land of opportunity. Discriminatory responses like Arizona's to a national problem cannot be allowed to whittle away those values.
The overwhelming majority of Mexicans and others who come here are not criminals. Most are just desperate for honest work
I'm in opposition to this law not because it is a violation of human and civil rights alone ...It goes against all human dignity, against the principles of most Americans I know
The governor abdicated her responsibility to protect the human rights of every individual in Arizona...not just those who dont look like her
The governor abdicated her responsibility to protect the human rights of every individual in Arizona?
Sounds more like a statement then a question.
Sadly you are wrong. The Governors job is to protect the American citizens in Arizona...not the illegal ones. Her job is to see to it that the people who break the law are punished. This would include illegals.
Mortans job is to prosecute and return illegal immigrants back to their home country and to establish procedure's to aid the state in keeping them out.
The Governor is doing her job....Mortan is not.
The governor abdicated her responsibility to protect the human rights of every individual in Arizona?
Wrong category
But I will answer anyway:
The Arizona law is nothing, repeate nothing more that reiterating federal law and reinforcing every law enforcement official's duty to uphold Federal, state, county and city laws inside their jurisdiction.
Turn it into state law to violate a federal law
Oh my goodness.
It is a federal law that one sahll not attack a postal employee,while on duty
I bet you that it is also a state offense to attack a postal employee, Whether they are on duty or not!
You have no idea what you are talking about in this question!
Now let;s get to your incorrect statements:
The overwhelming majority of Mexicans and others who come here are not criminals. Most are just desperate for honest work
Not criminals, if they come illegally (you know what illegal is, don't you?) then they are criminals.
Nost democrates want to say they are not criminals and they mean felons. They dishonestly say criminal, they viloate federal crinimal codes not civil codes, hence criminals!
Honest work?
With dishonest, false papers, and with identity theft?
Under-the-table pay
You call this honest?
These are also crimes.
Yes there HAVE been many foolish laws
So does that fact make ALL LAWS STUPID AND UN-NEEDED?
NO!
Buy the logic you use, by bringing up old laws should be uniformly and declare ALL laws wrong!
Racist???
No! Criminal is not a racial group!
Will this law, on the southern border snare more hispanic illegals than, say asian?
YES, because the asian illegals come in through San Diego and Seattle, by and large
European illegals come in through the east coast more than other places
You should actually use your head before jumping on any bandwagon!
I dont think you have read it, I have
they are criminals as soon as they come here illeagally
It mimics the federal law already in place
and if you want to be mad at anyone be mad at the greedy people who come here just for money, and the people who hire them just to make more money, its all about greed
As Christians we would send train after train to Mexico full of food and aid if they asked
Its like someone saying look I have been stealing from your company for a long time, and now I depend on that money, so you need to make it part of my pay check
read the law before you talk about it
OK%26lt; OK maybe I agree, but first show me your ID papers.
They are all screaming about this law. I don't like it either but Mexico has the same law. In fact they have a more strict immigration law. And Americans have to make sure they have their paper work on them also. Az had this on the news they said that Mexico is the Pot calling the Kettle Black. If they are legal then they have nothing to worry about. I do understand why ppl are upset about the job situation, Where i work the owner put an ad in the paper lots of men came to get a job you could see that these men needed that job badly they left with hope and the owner hired an illegal. I felt really bad for these other men. Well he quit and she hired a local legal man. I do not want a debate over this. This is just what i have seen. I live in Az and have lost jobs because of illegals. My best friend is here illegally. So i don't care that they are here but something has to be done.
Cry me a river.
They are here ILLEGALLY. Look it up since most of the people who complain about the law seem to gloss that term over.
As this area has a high Hispanic population, which translates into higher than average Hispanic policemen numbers, will you still call it %26quot;racism%26quot; if one arrests the other? A man from Wales was recently deported from here (AZ) since he overstayed his visa. Is it racism if a non-white arrested him?
It seems as though you just want to do away with the borders. Lets just shuts done the checkpoints and let the flood continue! Pffft!
They ARE criminals once they set foot on US soil without permission. If it isn't wrong, then why are they deported when caught?
BTW, ALL illegals KNOW before they get here they might get caught and sent back. They KNOW it is wrong, but still violate the sovereignty of the US.
The US is not a charity pinata that people can keep whacking on. They need to solve the problems in their own countrys. There are millions of US citizens that need help that don't get it because they are poor yet illegals get a lot for FREE. It needs to stop!
We do need to treat the Mexicans in the way of their country . Imprison them an throw them in a **** hole exactly like their country does.
Why cant the miserable people from all the 3rd worlds just improve own country? They say they Like to work. Example Australia started with a bunch of white crooks.
Great law and I SUPPORT ARIZONA'S STAND FOR THE RULE OF LAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Change of F1 status to J1?
I have come to the U.S. as a F1 student on January 7, 2010. The classes started yesterday. I don't really want to study now and besides I am running out of money and now I am seeking any options to obtain work permit.
the question is: can I change my F1 status to J1 now? if yes, how? and what time does it take? what are the consequences? does J1 status give work authorization? and how can I obtain J1 without 2 year residency rule ?
Change of F1 status to J1?
Theoretically you can change, but do you have an university which is willing to sponsor the J1 and pay you? I am not sure if you can change within the country or if you would have to leave, but your international student office should be able to tell you.
If not you have to keep in mind that you lose your F1 status if you don't go to classes or if you fail all of them.
If you run out of money before even classes start how come you got an F1? You needed to show sufficient funds didn't you? Where are they?
Unless somebody offers you a position (e.g. postdoctoral position) I don't think you have much chances for a J1. Also you aren't allowed to work for a different employer than the educational institution which sponsors you.
Change of F1 status to J1?
J1 is an exchange program. You can only apply for it when at a european university.
There is no way to change a F1 to anything.
Go home now before you run out of money
and get yourself in order inc funds ..then re-apply
the question is: can I change my F1 status to J1 now? if yes, how? and what time does it take? what are the consequences? does J1 status give work authorization? and how can I obtain J1 without 2 year residency rule ?
Change of F1 status to J1?
Theoretically you can change, but do you have an university which is willing to sponsor the J1 and pay you? I am not sure if you can change within the country or if you would have to leave, but your international student office should be able to tell you.
If not you have to keep in mind that you lose your F1 status if you don't go to classes or if you fail all of them.
If you run out of money before even classes start how come you got an F1? You needed to show sufficient funds didn't you? Where are they?
Unless somebody offers you a position (e.g. postdoctoral position) I don't think you have much chances for a J1. Also you aren't allowed to work for a different employer than the educational institution which sponsors you.
Change of F1 status to J1?
J1 is an exchange program. You can only apply for it when at a european university.
There is no way to change a F1 to anything.
Go home now before you run out of money
and get yourself in order inc funds ..then re-apply
If I live in NJ now but move to PA for college, how can I become eligible for in-state tuition fees?
Instead of becoming financially emancipated from my parents, can i change my legal guardian to my aunt in Pennsylvania? Will her Pennsylvania residency then apply to me? And how would I go through the process of changing my legal guardianship from my parent to my aunt? I am 18 years old.
If I live in NJ now but move to PA for college, how can I become eligible for in-state tuition fees?
You are over 18. You need to live in PA for at least one year before you would qualify for instate tuition.
https://www.ecampustours.com/payingforco鈥?/a>
If I live in NJ now but move to PA for college, how can I become eligible for in-state tuition fees?
I mean yes techincally you can do that, but they will recognize you moved just for the difference in tuition. If you are applying for financial aid they'll need all of the information as far as where you lived, esp. if you recently moved.
If you are 18 you don't need to change the legal guardianship from your parent to your aunt. You just need to change your address to there. Change your ID and forward all your mail to her address.
If I live in NJ now but move to PA for college, how can I become eligible for in-state tuition fees?
You are over 18. You need to live in PA for at least one year before you would qualify for instate tuition.
https://www.ecampustours.com/payingforco鈥?/a>
If I live in NJ now but move to PA for college, how can I become eligible for in-state tuition fees?
I mean yes techincally you can do that, but they will recognize you moved just for the difference in tuition. If you are applying for financial aid they'll need all of the information as far as where you lived, esp. if you recently moved.
If you are 18 you don't need to change the legal guardianship from your parent to your aunt. You just need to change your address to there. Change your ID and forward all your mail to her address.
Wednesday 21 September 2011
How do i become a residence of the Arizona ?
I'm moving to Phoenix, to attend ASU. I'm 18 years old now and a German citizen, and will be paying my own bills, apartment, and i contacted DMV, and they told me to change the EU drivers license after 6 months , to some state drivers license what i believe, since ill be staying there for at least 5 years, also because of Uni. I'm not wanting to move back to anywhere else. How will i gain residency in Arizona ?
How do i become a residence of the Arizona ?
if you want to stay in the US you will need to get your visa changed from student to permanent resident. then you can establish residency in Arizona.
How do i become a residence of the Arizona ?
if you want to stay in the US you will need to get your visa changed from student to permanent resident. then you can establish residency in Arizona.
What is the weather like in Calgary...how should one plan in terms of what to wear when migrating?
Is it easy to get secretarial/Administrative/Executive Assitant jobs there?...What's the salary for such jobs?..How about getting a work permit..heard one needs a sponsor company..how do you go about getting one? and how long is the work permit going to be for? is it renewable on expiration?...Can you change jobs with a work permit?..Can the processing of a permanent residency permit run concurrently with this? If one arrives how easy is it to get accomodation and what's the cost per month for basement...studio apartment...discription of the cheapest accomodation one can start with....what is the public transportation like? Are they buses, tubes, trains etc..Are they African/Nigerian communities there...how are the immigrant serving communities?
Will like to get in touch also with Toni_busy...i love her questions and responses and it's like she stays in calgary
Yahoo answers is really interesting! let me hear from you all. Do give it your best as usual
What is the weather like in Calgary...how should one plan in terms of what to wear when migrating?
You have asked far too many questions at once.
Here are some web sites to help you:
weather
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather鈥?/a>
immigration
http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/en/index_e.htm
work permit
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.鈥?/a>
jobs
http://www.monster.ca/
Calgary rentals
http://www.places4rent.com/finder.asp?LO鈥?/a>
Calgary transit
http://www.calgarytransit.com/
What is the weather like in Calgary...how should one plan in terms of what to wear when migrating?
theres more jobs than people, salaries are getting competitive, weather changes every 5 min, bring shorts, pants, t-shirts, sweaters, rain coat, winter coat, shoes and sandals. good city.
Will like to get in touch also with Toni_busy...i love her questions and responses and it's like she stays in calgary
Yahoo answers is really interesting! let me hear from you all. Do give it your best as usual
What is the weather like in Calgary...how should one plan in terms of what to wear when migrating?
You have asked far too many questions at once.
Here are some web sites to help you:
weather
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather鈥?/a>
immigration
http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/en/index_e.htm
work permit
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.鈥?/a>
jobs
http://www.monster.ca/
Calgary rentals
http://www.places4rent.com/finder.asp?LO鈥?/a>
Calgary transit
http://www.calgarytransit.com/
What is the weather like in Calgary...how should one plan in terms of what to wear when migrating?
theres more jobs than people, salaries are getting competitive, weather changes every 5 min, bring shorts, pants, t-shirts, sweaters, rain coat, winter coat, shoes and sandals. good city.
In florida what determines how a person establishes residency can my mominlaw throw out sisinlaws boyfriend?
my sis in laws boyfriend %26quot;moved%26quot; in with my mon in law-he decided to leave %26amp; stay w/ friend-now wants to come back-is mom in law legally allowed to say no-he did change his liscence to mom in laws address-what options does she have to keep him out-what establishes his residency
In florida what determines how a person establishes residency can my mominlaw throw out sisinlaws boyfriend?
FL law states that continued residing in a home for a period of 30 days or signing a rental aggrement or lease and residing in said building for 5 days establishes residency. Can mom-in-law toss him probly....can she refuse to let him back in you bet
In florida what determines how a person establishes residency can my mominlaw throw out sisinlaws boyfriend?
it's here house isn't it? unless he is part owner she can throw him out/ keep him out. I'm not from Florida, but I think this is the same everywhere.Is it possible to execute Windows Script Hosting procedures in a web page script serious problems gaining weight
In florida what determines how a person establishes residency can my mominlaw throw out sisinlaws boyfriend?
FL law states that continued residing in a home for a period of 30 days or signing a rental aggrement or lease and residing in said building for 5 days establishes residency. Can mom-in-law toss him probly....can she refuse to let him back in you bet
In florida what determines how a person establishes residency can my mominlaw throw out sisinlaws boyfriend?
it's here house isn't it? unless he is part owner she can throw him out/ keep him out. I'm not from Florida, but I think this is the same everywhere.
If custodial parent moves to different states, do child support guidelines change?
If custodial parent moves permanent residency to another state with different guidelines concerning how long child support payments must be paid, do the guidelines of the state of the new residency supercede the original state where child support was being paid?
If custodial parent moves to different states, do child support guidelines change?
all states are different, and the state the child resides in is where the case is, thus, its there.
INTERSTATE CASES
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http://www.policyalmanac.org/social_welf鈥?/a>
http://www.law.upenn.edu/bll/ulc/fnact99鈥?/a>
http://www.ericsa.org/
CHILD SUPPORT CALCULATOR
http://www.alllaw.com/calculators/childs鈥?/a>
YOUR STATES CS POLICY
http://childsupportcenter.org/stateprofi鈥?/a>
AGE TAKEN OFF
http://www.child-support-collections.co >
ABANDONMENT (NO SHOW PARENTS)
http://www.alllaw.com/articles/family/
NOT ALL PARENTS LOVE THEIR CHILDREN
And %26quot;RATIONAL LIES%26quot;
http://www.alllaw.com/articles/family/ch鈥?/a>
FREE LEGAL HELP IN YOUR STATE
(just click on your state to find contact info)
http://www.lawhelp.org/
LAWS and INFO
http://www.delinquentdad.com/csr.htm
http://www.womansdivorce.com/
http://www.divorcehq.com/spprtgroups.ht >
http://www.divorceinfo.com/statebystate.鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcenet.com/states
http://www.divorcesource.com/
http://www.divorcesource.com/info/deadbe鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcecentral.com/
http://family.findlaw.com/
http://law.onecle.com/new-jersey/ (change the state to yours)
http://family.findlaw.com/child-support/鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcehq.com/deadbeat.html
http://www.divorceinanutshell.com/
http://www.lawchek.com/Library1/_books/d鈥?/a>
http://family.findlaw.com/child-support/鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/resourc鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/links.h鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/laypers鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/article鈥?/a>
http://family.findlaw.com/child-support/鈥?/a>
http://www.spiesonline.net/deadbeat.sht >
http://www.childsupport-aces.org/index2.鈥?/a>
STATS
http://www.childsupport-aces.org/acessta鈥?/a>
FINDING DEADBEATS
(and background cks to find them)
http://www.usarecordssearch.com/
http://deadbeatsnitch.com/
http://www.wantedposters.com/skiptrace.h鈥?/a>
http://find.intelius.com/search-name.php鈥?/a>
http://omnitrace.com/Missing-Persons-Sea鈥?/a>
http://www.discreetdata.com/index.html
http://www.identitycrawler.net/people_se鈥?/a>
http://www.peoplefinders.com
http://zabasearch.com/
http://www.crimcheck.com/personalreports鈥?/a>
http://www.easybackgroundchecks.com/
http://www.abika.com/
http://www.freeprf.com/
http://www.efindoutthetruth.com/
http://www.netsleuth.com/
http://netonlineinvestigators.com/index.鈥?/a>
http://www.backgroundcheckgateway.com/
http://www.backgroundcheckgateway.com/lo鈥?/a>
FED AGENCIES
http://www.ncsea.org/
http://www.nfja.org/index.shtml
http://www.naag.org/issues/issue-consume鈥?/a>
REGIONAL FEDERAL CHILD SUPPORT OFFICES
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/oro/regi鈥?/a>
FACTS AND REGIONAL FEDERAL CS OFFICE INFO
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/fct/鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcesource.com/WI/ARTICLES鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/opa/fact_sheets/鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/new鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/faq鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/newh鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/newh鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/newh鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/ext鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/grants/grants_cs鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/index.html
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/region2/鈥?/a>
http://www.fms.treas.gov/faq/offsets_chi鈥?/a>
http://www.govbenefits.gov/govbenefits_e鈥?/a>
http://www.fedstats.gov/qf/
http://www.fedworld.gov/gov-links.html
http://fatherhood.hhs.gov/pfs92/ch3.htm
SSI AND DISABILITY
FOR CHILD SUPPORT
https://s044a90.ssa.gov/apps6z/ISBA/main鈥?/a>
http://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/policybri鈥?/a>
http://www.ssa.gov/notices/supplemental-鈥?/a>
http://family.findlaw.com/
FIND YOUR REPS
http://www.usa.gov/
http://www.usa.gov/Agencies/State_and_Te鈥?/a>
http://www.nga.org
http://www.naag.org/attorneys_general.ph鈥?/a>
http://judiciary.senate.gov/
CHILD SUPPORT LIEN NETWORK
(some states work with them)
http://www.childsupportliens.com/
COLLECTORS
http://www.supportkids.com/
http://www.supportcollectors.com/faq.php
http://www.deadbeatdadfinders.com/
http://www.deadbeatdadfinders.com/links.鈥?/a>
http://www.childsupport-aces.org/index2.鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcesource.com/info/deadbe鈥?/a>
TAX INFO
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p501/ind鈥?/a>
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p504/ar0鈥?/a>
http://www.taxsites.com/index.htm
http://www.divorceinfo.com/taxes.htm
http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc354.html
http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc422.html
http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq4-5.html
http://www.irs.gov/localcontacts/index.h鈥?/a>
http://www.irs.gov/advocate/index.html
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p525/ind鈥?/a>
http://www.fms.treas.gov/faq/offsets_chi鈥?/a>
http://money.cnn.com/2007/02/14/pf/taxes鈥?/a>
INJURED SPOUSE FORM
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p504/ar0鈥?/a>
REPORT DEADBEATS
WORKING UNDER THE TABLE
(in writing, to your local and federal IRS offices)
http://www.irs.gov/localcontacts/index.h鈥?/a>
http://www.irs.gov/compliance/enforcemen鈥?/a>
REPORT A DEADBEAT USING OTHERS
SS# TO AVOID CHILD SUPPORT
http://www.ssa.gov/oig/public_fraud_repo鈥?/a>
http://www.ssa.gov/oig/hotline/
SEX OFFENDERS
http://www.mapsexoffenders.com/
http://www.scanusa.com/
http://www.nsopr.gov/
http://www.familywatchdog.us/Default.asp
If custodial parent moves to different states, do child support guidelines change?
I am the custodial parent and I moved from Indiana to Mississippi.
According to my original papers It states that I have to follow the guidelines set up in Indiana no matter where moved to. That Indiana rules applies to all of my child support and visitation guidelines. So unless your papers stated something different than mine then you would have to follow the same rules as you had orginially. I am not sure if you could go back to court in the new state and have them changed. You could contact the child support department of your court that set up your child support payments before you move they would more than likely give you the legal details. I also suggest you contact the attorney that handled your case if you had one. That attorney is the attorney of record they have a legal obligation to give you advice on the matter since they in the eyes of the court are your attorney on record. hope that helps. But each case has special guidelines and special circumstances. I would go threw your papers.
As far as I know the Child Support Payments are set up according to the state that the divorce and the Child Support was orginally set.
Child Support Guidlines change often, and I dont know the state that you live, asumming that you live in the US.
But here is a link to a web site that should help you out.
Child Support Guidelines on the Web
Federal | Alabama | Alaska | Arizona | Arkansas | California | Colorado | Connecticut | Delaware | District of Columbia | Florida | Georgia | Hawaii | Idaho | Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Kansas | Kentucky | Louisiana | Maine | Maryland | Massachusetts | Michigan | Minnesota | Mississippi | Missouri | Montana | Nebraska | Nevada | New Hampshire | New Jersey | New Mexico | New York | North Carolina | North Dakota | Ohio | Oklahoma | Oregon | Pennsylvania | Rhode Island | South Carolina | South Dakota | Tennessee | Texas | Utah | Vermont | Virginia | Washington | West Virginia | Wisconsin | Wyoming | Guam | Canada
Last updated 11/25/2006 08:37:01
Notice any missing or broken links? E-mail me.
Some of these links require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Federal
42 USC 搂搂 666, 667
45 CFR 搂搂 302.56, 303.8
Office of Child Support Enforcement Alabama
Alabama Child Support Guidelines
Alabama Division of Child Support Enforcement
Alaska
Alaska Civil Rule 90.3
Alaska Child Support Forms
Alaska Division of Child Support Enforcement Arizona
Arizona Child Support Guidelines
Arizona Division of Child Support Enforcement
Arkansas
Arkansas Administrative Order of the Supreme Court No. 10
Arkansas Division of Child Support Enforcement California
California Family Code 搂搂 4050-4076
California Child Support Enforcement Unit
Colorado
Colorado Rev. Stat. 搂搂 14-10-115 et seq.
Colorado Division of Child Support Enforcement Connecticut
Ct. Child Support Guidelines Booklet
Connecticut Bureau of Child Support Enforcement
Delaware
Delaware Child Support Guidelines
Worksheet
Instructions for Worksheet
Delaware Division of Child Support Enforcement
District of Columbia
D.C. Code Ann. 搂 16-916.1
D.C. Child Support Enforcement Division
Florida
Florida Stat. Ann. 搂 61.30
Florida Worksheet
Florida Child Support Enforcement Program
Georgia
Georgia Child Support Guidelines
Georgia Child Support Enforcement
Hawaii
Hawaii Child Support Guidelines
Hawaii Child Support Enforcement Agency Idaho
Idaho R. Civ. Pro. 6(c)(6)
Idaho Child Support Services
Illinois
750 I.L.C.S. 搂 5/505 et seq.
Illinois Child Support Enforcement Indiana
Indiana Child Support Guidelines
Indiana Bureau of Child Support
Iowa
Iowa Child Support Guidelines
Iowa Bureau of Child Support Collections Kansas
Kansas Administrative Order No. 128
Kansas Child Support Enforcement Program
Kentucky
Kentucky Rev. Stat. 搂搂 403-210 to -213
Kentucky Division of Child Support Enforcement Louisiana
Louisiana Rev. Stat. 9:315.1 et seq.
Louisiana Support Enforcement Services, Office of Family Support
Maine
Maine Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 19-A, 搂搂 2001-2010
Maine Division of Support Enforcement %26amp; Recovery
Maine Child Support Manual (with tables for calculation of support) Maryland
Maryland Fam. Law Code Ann. 搂搂 12-201 et seq.
Maryland Child Support Enforcement Administration
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Child Support Guidelines
Massachusetts Dep't of Revenue, Child Support Enforcement Division Michigan
Michigan Child Support Formula
Michigan Family Independence Agency
Minnesota
Minn. Stat. Ann. 搂搂 518.551 et seq.
Minnesota Child Support Enforcement Division Mississippi
Miss. Code 搂搂 43-19-101 et seq.
Mississippi Division of Child Support Enforcement
Missouri
Missouri Child Support Guidelines
Missouri Division of Child Support Enforcement Montana
Montana Child Support Guidelines
Montana Division of Child Support Enforcement
Nebraska
Nebraska Child Support Guidelines
Nebraska Child Support Enforcement Office Nevada
Nev. Rev. Stat. 搂搂 125B.070 to -.080
Nevada Office of Child Support Enforcement
New Hampshire
N.H. Rev. Stat. 搂搂 458-C:1 to -:7
New Hampshire Division of Child Support Services New Jersey
New Jersey Rules of Court Appendix IX
New Jersey Office of Child Support Enforcement
New Mexico
N.M. Stat. 搂搂 40-4-11.1 to -11.6
New Mexico Child Support Enforcement Bureau New York
N.Y. Dom. Rel. Law. 搂 240(1-b)
New York Division of Child Support Enforcement
North Carolina
North Carolina Child Support Guidelines
North Carolina Division of Social Services North Dakota
North Dakota Child Support Guidelines
North Dakota Child Support Enforcement Agency
Ohio
Ohio Rev. Code 搂搂 3119.01 et seq.
Ohio Child Support Enforcement Manual
Ohio Office of Child Support Oklahoma
Okla. Stat. tit. 43, 搂搂 118 to 120
Oklahoma Department of Human Services
Oregon
Oregon Child Support Guidelines
Oregon Division of Child Support Pennsylvania
Pa. R. Civ. Pro. 1910.16-1 to -5
Pa. Child Support Collection and Disbursement Unit,
A Branch of the Office of Income Maintenance, Department of Public Welfare
Rhode Island
R.I. C.S.G. Admin. Order
R.I. C.S.G. Schedule
R.I. C.S.G. Conversion Table
R.I. C.S.G. Worksheet (Adobe Acrobat file)
R.I. Dep't of Human Services South Carolina
S.C. Soc. Serv. Reg. 114-4710 to -4750 (Adobe Acrobat file)
S.C. Child Support Enforcement Division
South Dakota
South Dakota Cod. Laws 搂搂 25-7-6.1 et seq.
South Dakota Office of Child Support Enforcement Tennessee
Tennessee Child Support Guidelines
Tennessee Department of Human Services
Texas
Tex. Fam. Code 搂搂 154.001 et seq.
Texas Attorney General Child Support Services Utah
Utah Code 搂搂 78-45-7 et seq.
Utah Office of Recovery Services
Vermont
Vt. Stat. title 15, 搂搂 653-657
Vermont Child Support Handbook
Vermont Office of Child Support Virginia
Va. Code 搂搂 20-108.1, 20-108.2
Virginia Department of Social Services, Division of Child Support
Washington
Wash. Rev. Code 搂搂 26.19.001 et seq.
Washington Division of Child Support West Virginia
West Virginia Child Support Guidelines
West Virginia Bureau for Child Support Enforcement
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Child Support Guidelines
Wisconsin Bureau of Child Support Wyoming
Wyoming Stat. 搂搂 20-6-301 et seq.
Wyoming Child Support Enforcement
Guam
Guam Guidelines
Guam Worksheet
Guam Child Support Enforcement Division
Canada
Canadian Federal Child Support Guidelines
Canada Child Support Homepage
http://www.childsupportguidelines.com/
http://www.supportguidelines.com/main.ht鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/article鈥?/a>
http://childsupportguidelines.com/articl鈥?/a> (This is about the Custodial Parent)
If these arent what you are looking for then I suggest these, as always, seek advice from an attorney in your state or country. They best know how to answer your questions.
If you are still in doubt then you can check out your states Federal Guidelines for Child support which should be in your State's Laws online, as in here in Kentucky you can find them by looking up the Kentucky State Statutes
The following list of links is from several states, if your state isnt listed, then it will at least give you an idea of how to search for the info that you need.
http://www.mass.gov/courts/formsandguide鈥?/a>
http://courts.state.ar.us/courts/acs_gui鈥?/a>
http://www.childsupport.state.co.us/do/h鈥?/a>
http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/csguide鈥?/a>
http://www.hawaii.gov/jud/childpp.htm
http://www.judicial.state.ia.us/self_hel鈥?/a>
www.state.tn.us/sos/rules/1240/1240-02鈥?
www.in.gov/judiciary/rules/child_suppo鈥?
www.supreme.state.az.us/dr/childsup/dr鈥?
canada.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/sup
www.state.sc.us/dss/csed/forms/2006gui鈥?
www.kscourts.org/ctruls/csintro.htm
Hope this helps you find the info that you need!!
If custodial parent moves to different states, do child support guidelines change?
all states are different, and the state the child resides in is where the case is, thus, its there.
INTERSTATE CASES
http://library.findlaw.com/1999/Jan/1/24鈥?/a>
http://www.policyalmanac.org/social_welf鈥?/a>
http://www.law.upenn.edu/bll/ulc/fnact99鈥?/a>
http://www.ericsa.org/
CHILD SUPPORT CALCULATOR
http://www.alllaw.com/calculators/childs鈥?/a>
YOUR STATES CS POLICY
http://childsupportcenter.org/stateprofi鈥?/a>
AGE TAKEN OFF
http://www.child-support-collections.co >
ABANDONMENT (NO SHOW PARENTS)
http://www.alllaw.com/articles/family/
NOT ALL PARENTS LOVE THEIR CHILDREN
And %26quot;RATIONAL LIES%26quot;
http://www.alllaw.com/articles/family/ch鈥?/a>
FREE LEGAL HELP IN YOUR STATE
(just click on your state to find contact info)
http://www.lawhelp.org/
LAWS and INFO
http://www.delinquentdad.com/csr.htm
http://www.womansdivorce.com/
http://www.divorcehq.com/spprtgroups.ht >
http://www.divorceinfo.com/statebystate.鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcenet.com/states
http://www.divorcesource.com/
http://www.divorcesource.com/info/deadbe鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcecentral.com/
http://family.findlaw.com/
http://law.onecle.com/new-jersey/ (change the state to yours)
http://family.findlaw.com/child-support/鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcehq.com/deadbeat.html
http://www.divorceinanutshell.com/
http://www.lawchek.com/Library1/_books/d鈥?/a>
http://family.findlaw.com/child-support/鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/resourc鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/links.h鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/laypers鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/article鈥?/a>
http://family.findlaw.com/child-support/鈥?/a>
http://www.spiesonline.net/deadbeat.sht >
http://www.childsupport-aces.org/index2.鈥?/a>
STATS
http://www.childsupport-aces.org/acessta鈥?/a>
FINDING DEADBEATS
(and background cks to find them)
http://www.usarecordssearch.com/
http://deadbeatsnitch.com/
http://www.wantedposters.com/skiptrace.h鈥?/a>
http://find.intelius.com/search-name.php鈥?/a>
http://omnitrace.com/Missing-Persons-Sea鈥?/a>
http://www.discreetdata.com/index.html
http://www.identitycrawler.net/people_se鈥?/a>
http://www.peoplefinders.com
http://zabasearch.com/
http://www.crimcheck.com/personalreports鈥?/a>
http://www.easybackgroundchecks.com/
http://www.abika.com/
http://www.freeprf.com/
http://www.efindoutthetruth.com/
http://www.netsleuth.com/
http://netonlineinvestigators.com/index.鈥?/a>
http://www.backgroundcheckgateway.com/
http://www.backgroundcheckgateway.com/lo鈥?/a>
FED AGENCIES
http://www.ncsea.org/
http://www.nfja.org/index.shtml
http://www.naag.org/issues/issue-consume鈥?/a>
REGIONAL FEDERAL CHILD SUPPORT OFFICES
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/oro/regi鈥?/a>
FACTS AND REGIONAL FEDERAL CS OFFICE INFO
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/fct/鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcesource.com/WI/ARTICLES鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/opa/fact_sheets/鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/new鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/faq鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/newh鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/newh鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/newh鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/ext鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse/
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/grants/grants_cs鈥?/a>
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/index.html
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/region2/鈥?/a>
http://www.fms.treas.gov/faq/offsets_chi鈥?/a>
http://www.govbenefits.gov/govbenefits_e鈥?/a>
http://www.fedstats.gov/qf/
http://www.fedworld.gov/gov-links.html
http://fatherhood.hhs.gov/pfs92/ch3.htm
SSI AND DISABILITY
FOR CHILD SUPPORT
https://s044a90.ssa.gov/apps6z/ISBA/main鈥?/a>
http://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/policybri鈥?/a>
http://www.ssa.gov/notices/supplemental-鈥?/a>
http://family.findlaw.com/
FIND YOUR REPS
http://www.usa.gov/
http://www.usa.gov/Agencies/State_and_Te鈥?/a>
http://www.nga.org
http://www.naag.org/attorneys_general.ph鈥?/a>
http://judiciary.senate.gov/
CHILD SUPPORT LIEN NETWORK
(some states work with them)
http://www.childsupportliens.com/
COLLECTORS
http://www.supportkids.com/
http://www.supportcollectors.com/faq.php
http://www.deadbeatdadfinders.com/
http://www.deadbeatdadfinders.com/links.鈥?/a>
http://www.childsupport-aces.org/index2.鈥?/a>
http://www.divorcesource.com/info/deadbe鈥?/a>
TAX INFO
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p501/ind鈥?/a>
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p504/ar0鈥?/a>
http://www.taxsites.com/index.htm
http://www.divorceinfo.com/taxes.htm
http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc354.html
http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc422.html
http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq4-5.html
http://www.irs.gov/localcontacts/index.h鈥?/a>
http://www.irs.gov/advocate/index.html
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p525/ind鈥?/a>
http://www.fms.treas.gov/faq/offsets_chi鈥?/a>
http://money.cnn.com/2007/02/14/pf/taxes鈥?/a>
INJURED SPOUSE FORM
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p504/ar0鈥?/a>
REPORT DEADBEATS
WORKING UNDER THE TABLE
(in writing, to your local and federal IRS offices)
http://www.irs.gov/localcontacts/index.h鈥?/a>
http://www.irs.gov/compliance/enforcemen鈥?/a>
REPORT A DEADBEAT USING OTHERS
SS# TO AVOID CHILD SUPPORT
http://www.ssa.gov/oig/public_fraud_repo鈥?/a>
http://www.ssa.gov/oig/hotline/
SEX OFFENDERS
http://www.mapsexoffenders.com/
http://www.scanusa.com/
http://www.nsopr.gov/
http://www.familywatchdog.us/Default.asp
If custodial parent moves to different states, do child support guidelines change?
I am the custodial parent and I moved from Indiana to Mississippi.
According to my original papers It states that I have to follow the guidelines set up in Indiana no matter where moved to. That Indiana rules applies to all of my child support and visitation guidelines. So unless your papers stated something different than mine then you would have to follow the same rules as you had orginially. I am not sure if you could go back to court in the new state and have them changed. You could contact the child support department of your court that set up your child support payments before you move they would more than likely give you the legal details. I also suggest you contact the attorney that handled your case if you had one. That attorney is the attorney of record they have a legal obligation to give you advice on the matter since they in the eyes of the court are your attorney on record. hope that helps. But each case has special guidelines and special circumstances. I would go threw your papers.
As far as I know the Child Support Payments are set up according to the state that the divorce and the Child Support was orginally set.
Child Support Guidlines change often, and I dont know the state that you live, asumming that you live in the US.
But here is a link to a web site that should help you out.
Child Support Guidelines on the Web
Federal | Alabama | Alaska | Arizona | Arkansas | California | Colorado | Connecticut | Delaware | District of Columbia | Florida | Georgia | Hawaii | Idaho | Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Kansas | Kentucky | Louisiana | Maine | Maryland | Massachusetts | Michigan | Minnesota | Mississippi | Missouri | Montana | Nebraska | Nevada | New Hampshire | New Jersey | New Mexico | New York | North Carolina | North Dakota | Ohio | Oklahoma | Oregon | Pennsylvania | Rhode Island | South Carolina | South Dakota | Tennessee | Texas | Utah | Vermont | Virginia | Washington | West Virginia | Wisconsin | Wyoming | Guam | Canada
Last updated 11/25/2006 08:37:01
Notice any missing or broken links? E-mail me.
Some of these links require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Federal
42 USC 搂搂 666, 667
45 CFR 搂搂 302.56, 303.8
Office of Child Support Enforcement Alabama
Alabama Child Support Guidelines
Alabama Division of Child Support Enforcement
Alaska
Alaska Civil Rule 90.3
Alaska Child Support Forms
Alaska Division of Child Support Enforcement Arizona
Arizona Child Support Guidelines
Arizona Division of Child Support Enforcement
Arkansas
Arkansas Administrative Order of the Supreme Court No. 10
Arkansas Division of Child Support Enforcement California
California Family Code 搂搂 4050-4076
California Child Support Enforcement Unit
Colorado
Colorado Rev. Stat. 搂搂 14-10-115 et seq.
Colorado Division of Child Support Enforcement Connecticut
Ct. Child Support Guidelines Booklet
Connecticut Bureau of Child Support Enforcement
Delaware
Delaware Child Support Guidelines
Worksheet
Instructions for Worksheet
Delaware Division of Child Support Enforcement
District of Columbia
D.C. Code Ann. 搂 16-916.1
D.C. Child Support Enforcement Division
Florida
Florida Stat. Ann. 搂 61.30
Florida Worksheet
Florida Child Support Enforcement Program
Georgia
Georgia Child Support Guidelines
Georgia Child Support Enforcement
Hawaii
Hawaii Child Support Guidelines
Hawaii Child Support Enforcement Agency Idaho
Idaho R. Civ. Pro. 6(c)(6)
Idaho Child Support Services
Illinois
750 I.L.C.S. 搂 5/505 et seq.
Illinois Child Support Enforcement Indiana
Indiana Child Support Guidelines
Indiana Bureau of Child Support
Iowa
Iowa Child Support Guidelines
Iowa Bureau of Child Support Collections Kansas
Kansas Administrative Order No. 128
Kansas Child Support Enforcement Program
Kentucky
Kentucky Rev. Stat. 搂搂 403-210 to -213
Kentucky Division of Child Support Enforcement Louisiana
Louisiana Rev. Stat. 9:315.1 et seq.
Louisiana Support Enforcement Services, Office of Family Support
Maine
Maine Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 19-A, 搂搂 2001-2010
Maine Division of Support Enforcement %26amp; Recovery
Maine Child Support Manual (with tables for calculation of support) Maryland
Maryland Fam. Law Code Ann. 搂搂 12-201 et seq.
Maryland Child Support Enforcement Administration
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Child Support Guidelines
Massachusetts Dep't of Revenue, Child Support Enforcement Division Michigan
Michigan Child Support Formula
Michigan Family Independence Agency
Minnesota
Minn. Stat. Ann. 搂搂 518.551 et seq.
Minnesota Child Support Enforcement Division Mississippi
Miss. Code 搂搂 43-19-101 et seq.
Mississippi Division of Child Support Enforcement
Missouri
Missouri Child Support Guidelines
Missouri Division of Child Support Enforcement Montana
Montana Child Support Guidelines
Montana Division of Child Support Enforcement
Nebraska
Nebraska Child Support Guidelines
Nebraska Child Support Enforcement Office Nevada
Nev. Rev. Stat. 搂搂 125B.070 to -.080
Nevada Office of Child Support Enforcement
New Hampshire
N.H. Rev. Stat. 搂搂 458-C:1 to -:7
New Hampshire Division of Child Support Services New Jersey
New Jersey Rules of Court Appendix IX
New Jersey Office of Child Support Enforcement
New Mexico
N.M. Stat. 搂搂 40-4-11.1 to -11.6
New Mexico Child Support Enforcement Bureau New York
N.Y. Dom. Rel. Law. 搂 240(1-b)
New York Division of Child Support Enforcement
North Carolina
North Carolina Child Support Guidelines
North Carolina Division of Social Services North Dakota
North Dakota Child Support Guidelines
North Dakota Child Support Enforcement Agency
Ohio
Ohio Rev. Code 搂搂 3119.01 et seq.
Ohio Child Support Enforcement Manual
Ohio Office of Child Support Oklahoma
Okla. Stat. tit. 43, 搂搂 118 to 120
Oklahoma Department of Human Services
Oregon
Oregon Child Support Guidelines
Oregon Division of Child Support Pennsylvania
Pa. R. Civ. Pro. 1910.16-1 to -5
Pa. Child Support Collection and Disbursement Unit,
A Branch of the Office of Income Maintenance, Department of Public Welfare
Rhode Island
R.I. C.S.G. Admin. Order
R.I. C.S.G. Schedule
R.I. C.S.G. Conversion Table
R.I. C.S.G. Worksheet (Adobe Acrobat file)
R.I. Dep't of Human Services South Carolina
S.C. Soc. Serv. Reg. 114-4710 to -4750 (Adobe Acrobat file)
S.C. Child Support Enforcement Division
South Dakota
South Dakota Cod. Laws 搂搂 25-7-6.1 et seq.
South Dakota Office of Child Support Enforcement Tennessee
Tennessee Child Support Guidelines
Tennessee Department of Human Services
Texas
Tex. Fam. Code 搂搂 154.001 et seq.
Texas Attorney General Child Support Services Utah
Utah Code 搂搂 78-45-7 et seq.
Utah Office of Recovery Services
Vermont
Vt. Stat. title 15, 搂搂 653-657
Vermont Child Support Handbook
Vermont Office of Child Support Virginia
Va. Code 搂搂 20-108.1, 20-108.2
Virginia Department of Social Services, Division of Child Support
Washington
Wash. Rev. Code 搂搂 26.19.001 et seq.
Washington Division of Child Support West Virginia
West Virginia Child Support Guidelines
West Virginia Bureau for Child Support Enforcement
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Child Support Guidelines
Wisconsin Bureau of Child Support Wyoming
Wyoming Stat. 搂搂 20-6-301 et seq.
Wyoming Child Support Enforcement
Guam
Guam Guidelines
Guam Worksheet
Guam Child Support Enforcement Division
Canada
Canadian Federal Child Support Guidelines
Canada Child Support Homepage
http://www.childsupportguidelines.com/
http://www.supportguidelines.com/main.ht鈥?/a>
http://www.supportguidelines.com/article鈥?/a>
http://childsupportguidelines.com/articl鈥?/a> (This is about the Custodial Parent)
If these arent what you are looking for then I suggest these, as always, seek advice from an attorney in your state or country. They best know how to answer your questions.
If you are still in doubt then you can check out your states Federal Guidelines for Child support which should be in your State's Laws online, as in here in Kentucky you can find them by looking up the Kentucky State Statutes
The following list of links is from several states, if your state isnt listed, then it will at least give you an idea of how to search for the info that you need.
http://www.mass.gov/courts/formsandguide鈥?/a>
http://courts.state.ar.us/courts/acs_gui鈥?/a>
http://www.childsupport.state.co.us/do/h鈥?/a>
http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/csguide鈥?/a>
http://www.hawaii.gov/jud/childpp.htm
http://www.judicial.state.ia.us/self_hel鈥?/a>
www.state.tn.us/sos/rules/1240/1240-02鈥?
www.in.gov/judiciary/rules/child_suppo鈥?
www.supreme.state.az.us/dr/childsup/dr鈥?
canada.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/sup
www.state.sc.us/dss/csed/forms/2006gui鈥?
www.kscourts.org/ctruls/csintro.htm
Hope this helps you find the info that you need!!
How to appeal to get a federal loan for school?
I am a full time student. I qualified for 3,500 in federal loans. However my school is saying that I missed the deadline for federal aid because I was not enrolled as full time on that fate. The reason being, I was coming out of state and waiting for my residency status to be changed, thus delaying the process. Meanwhile, I have no groceries, no bus tokens, and am FINALLY starting a part time job next week(this process also took WAY longer then expected). How can I appeal and have the school give me the loan? I am entitled too it. My parents are paying my tuition and books but otherthen that im on my own. I literally cannot afford a loaf of bread or a bus token to get to class. How can I appeal this?
How to appeal to get a federal loan for school?
You have to contact the financial aid office. Each state/school is different. Good luck.
How to appeal to get a federal loan for school?
You have to contact the financial aid office. Each state/school is different. Good luck.
How to apply for permanent U.S residency?
What would be the quickest way to get a green card? (nothing illegal please).
I am 13 years old and of British residency and I am aware that immigration laws may well change by the time I've finished school but I would like to know a legal yet quick way to gain a green card e.g. qualification's, work experience and so on. The reason I ask for a quick method is that I've heard it can take anywhere between 2-9 years to acquire a green card is this true? I'm not quite sure what job I would like to do just yet but not to boast my intelligence is above quite a few of my peers, my litterateur (though I would like to improve on my punctuation) and science skills are above average, unfortunately though my mathematics skills are not what I'd like them to be as far a physical education I'm in the middle so if you could give me a brief overview of what jobs are suited to such things?
Thanks.
How to apply for permanent U.S residency?
Marriage to a US citizen is the fastest way.
Other than marriage, your best chance is to get a college education in a subject such as information technology which will enable you to find a US employer. Employment can eventually lead to a green card.
How to apply for permanent U.S residency?
Buy it in the Black Market.
In maricopa County Az or Dade county FL.
you have to have someone to sponsor you. Yore parents, a wife (you're too young for that) so if your mom or dad are not legal residents or us citizens I don't see any other way. Or you can be adopted by a US citizen before you turn 16 yrs old.
If you don't get a Masters or a PhD forget it ....
or you can marry a US citizen for the quickest way
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university professor (particularly if you have some international prizes)
internationally renowned actor/performer/artist/musician
sport star
person who has at least a million dollars to invest (whereever you get the money from, though you will at least have to be able to give the impression that you acquired the money by legal means.)
basically if you are internationally famous for any legal occupation you have good chances.
I am 13 years old and of British residency and I am aware that immigration laws may well change by the time I've finished school but I would like to know a legal yet quick way to gain a green card e.g. qualification's, work experience and so on. The reason I ask for a quick method is that I've heard it can take anywhere between 2-9 years to acquire a green card is this true? I'm not quite sure what job I would like to do just yet but not to boast my intelligence is above quite a few of my peers, my litterateur (though I would like to improve on my punctuation) and science skills are above average, unfortunately though my mathematics skills are not what I'd like them to be as far a physical education I'm in the middle so if you could give me a brief overview of what jobs are suited to such things?
Thanks.
How to apply for permanent U.S residency?
Marriage to a US citizen is the fastest way.
Other than marriage, your best chance is to get a college education in a subject such as information technology which will enable you to find a US employer. Employment can eventually lead to a green card.
How to apply for permanent U.S residency?
Buy it in the Black Market.
In maricopa County Az or Dade county FL.
you have to have someone to sponsor you. Yore parents, a wife (you're too young for that) so if your mom or dad are not legal residents or us citizens I don't see any other way. Or you can be adopted by a US citizen before you turn 16 yrs old.
If you don't get a Masters or a PhD forget it ....
or you can marry a US citizen for the quickest way
its literature
university professor (particularly if you have some international prizes)
internationally renowned actor/performer/artist/musician
sport star
person who has at least a million dollars to invest (whereever you get the money from, though you will at least have to be able to give the impression that you acquired the money by legal means.)
basically if you are internationally famous for any legal occupation you have good chances.
Is it better to marry first before applying for permanent residency?
Im a temporary foreign worker in alberta, canada and I came here as single. the company I work with is kind enough to help me apply for a permanent residency here. now my fiancee and I are planning to get married, he鈥檚 from australia and were planning to get married there. Will there be complications when I marry before applying for permanent residency since I apply here as single? how will the change of status from single to married go, what are the documents to update. Can I still use my maiden name in my documents but attach my marriage certificate and declare married in my status? How long will the process go?
thanks and good day.
Is it better to marry first before applying for permanent residency?
YES there would be complications if you married before your PR application is complete.
if you were to get married while the PR application is in process - the delay may be many months - particularly since he is not canadian and he is not eligible to get PR based on your application - he needs to apply for himself based on his work permit
you must be a PR first before you can get married and apply for the spouse
I strongly suggest that you do NOT get married until after you get your PR status (as a single) - otherwise you could create a LOT of problems for you and your spouse.
thanks and good day.
Is it better to marry first before applying for permanent residency?
YES there would be complications if you married before your PR application is complete.
if you were to get married while the PR application is in process - the delay may be many months - particularly since he is not canadian and he is not eligible to get PR based on your application - he needs to apply for himself based on his work permit
you must be a PR first before you can get married and apply for the spouse
I strongly suggest that you do NOT get married until after you get your PR status (as a single) - otherwise you could create a LOT of problems for you and your spouse.
I just received my welcome letter for my adjustment of status?
It is conditional residency; through spouse!
Do i still have to wait 2 years to get my Permanent residency?
Even that i've already been married for 1 year and half.
I got married in Jul/07 and got my conditional residency in Nov/08,
how long do i have to wait to change my continional?
And how long to be Citizen?
Thanks for your truly answers!
I just received my welcome letter for my adjustment of status?
You are a conditional permanent resident, this really is no different from being a non-conditional permanent resident except of course having the two-year green card as opposed to a 10 year.
You will file for those condition to be removed by filing Form I-751 at anytime during the 90 day period before your conditional green card expires.
Being married for 1.5 years make no difference, it is how long you was married for at the time of filing. If you filed after you had been married for two years, you would have received a 10 year green card.
You can file for citizenship upon the third anniversity of obtaining your green card.good idea to buy a rental car How big for a toddler quilt
Do i still have to wait 2 years to get my Permanent residency?
Even that i've already been married for 1 year and half.
I got married in Jul/07 and got my conditional residency in Nov/08,
how long do i have to wait to change my continional?
And how long to be Citizen?
Thanks for your truly answers!
I just received my welcome letter for my adjustment of status?
You are a conditional permanent resident, this really is no different from being a non-conditional permanent resident except of course having the two-year green card as opposed to a 10 year.
You will file for those condition to be removed by filing Form I-751 at anytime during the 90 day period before your conditional green card expires.
Being married for 1.5 years make no difference, it is how long you was married for at the time of filing. If you filed after you had been married for two years, you would have received a 10 year green card.
You can file for citizenship upon the third anniversity of obtaining your green card.
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