Jeff Flake votes YES on TAX - Got Assurance on DACA! - Page 5
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Originally Posted by Swim19
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Jake Tapper Retweeted Jake Tapper 2/ Flake spokesman @Jason_Samuels tells me that the DACA commitment came directly from @VP Pence. https://twitter.com/jaketapper/statu...51436636737536 |
Trump administration is well know for flaking out on everything, and a commitment from Pence doesn't mean much.
Let's see how the cards are played out by everyone.
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so in theory for us who already qualify can cut the 10 year to 5?
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Originally Posted by Demise
Under the current text the maximum period of conditional permanent residency is 10 years. Initial grant of 5 years, and then an extension for 5 years if you need it. They give you a lot of time to get the requirements done.
There is no minimum time requirement to file for removal of conditions in this case, and as with any other removal of conditions your time as a CPR counts for naturalization purposes. So for those of us who already qualify the process would look like this. Apply for conditional permanent residency -> (wait however long to be approved, get an EAD in the meantime) -> Get conditional Green Card valid for 5 years -> File for removal of conditions right off the bat -> (wait however long it takes them to approve that) -> (5 years (or 3 if you're married to a USC) from your Resident Since Date - 90 days) - file N-400 for naturalization. |
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Originally Posted by 2MoreYears
I don't know what to think. If there's a commitment then pass DA along tax bill together at the same time, not after.
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so in theory for us who already qualify can cut the 10 year to 5?
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Naturalization via military is a little murky right now since the who bills differ in those sections. RACA has a section says that you can naturalize under INA 328 and 329. DA doesn't. Both have requirements to remove conditions before you can naturalize.
Thing to consider is that under Dream Act most of us will be eligible to be citizens in 5 years from the date the initial application is approved.
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so in theory for us who already qualify can cut the 10 year to 5?
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I thought the conditional permanent residence was for a period of 8 years...at least that's what the DREAM Act text says.
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They might differ a bit. Still, both let you remove conditions as soon as you meet the requirements without some mandatory wait times.
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They might differ a bit. Still, both let you remove conditions as soon as you meet the requirements without some mandatory wait times.
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