Senate Bill Text Released - Page 25
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Received my Work Authorization card on 10/1/12, NUFF SAID!
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Originally Posted by Resistant
In case we have to fill out an application, some one should find a similar application to the one we will need to fill out so we can familiarize ourselves with the questions in advance.
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Originally Posted by Pianoswithoutfaith
Lmao hahaha
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Originally Posted by 2Face
Lets break this down. Somebody help me out.
RPI - Ability to work, drive, travel authorization Permanent Residence - Ability to work, drive, travel authorization, what else is included here..benefits? To me RPI is all we need IF there is definite travel authorization with no Advanced Parole BS. It's all in the mind. This bill is liberal as hell. They're trying to word it in such a way to bring as many GOP votes in as possible. It makes sense for them to make us wait 5 years. They need to clear the backlogs of people already in line. So this is the meaning of "getting behind the line" |
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7) After 10 years, aliens in RPI status may adjust to Lawful Permanent Resident Status through the same Merit Based System everyone else must use to earn a green card (described below) if the following things have occurred: o The alien maintained continuous physical presence o They paid all taxes owed during the period that they are in status as an RPI o They worked in the United States regularly; o And demonstrated knowledge of Civics and English o All people currently waiting for family and employment green cards as of the date of enactment have had their priority date |
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Originally Posted by JJ Glo
I don't believe this is described in the bill.
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Originally Posted by not_today
But it is, RPI is RPI for everyone, the difference is in how you get it and how long it lasts. Just start reading from page 87 and on.
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Originally Posted by JJ Glo
He's not asking about PRI, he's asking about applying for Permanent Residency. If he is a dreamer, he can apply in 5 years, but what happens if he doesn't complete the higher education requirement? Will he just have to wait in line with everyone else? What page is that on?
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