Remember to check the DV2013 results again on October 1, 2012.
See my original post for full details here:
DV 2013 Entrant Status Check
This blog is about my immigration journey - which began in the late-1990s - from Zimbabwe to the United States of America. I am sharing my experiences with the objective of helping individuals who, similarly to me, may find the immigration process impermeable. I am not an attorney and the contents of this blog do not constitute legal advice.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Another Exciting Migration Chapter
Today I arrived back in the US with my immediate relative who is now a legal permanent US resident.
My immediate relative was a first-time incoming US resident, so I had the privilege of seeing first hand, how incoming residents are processed at the port of entry. Dulles International Airport (Washington) was our port of entry.
The immigration officers were friendly and helpful; the entire process only took approximately 25 minutes more than I would normally spend going through immigration and customs.
My only advice for first time incoming residents is ensure you have the packet provided to you by the US Embassy ready for the immigration officer at your port of entry. The officers will guide you through the rest -fingerprinting, customs declaration and agricultural check. Importantly, do not carry more than ten thousand dollars.
Are you applying for US residence and need help? Feel free to ask using the "comment" link below.
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)
Citizenship Application - Travel and Tax Matters
Naturalization is the legal process by which foreign born nationals (who are legal permanent residents) may gain citizenship if they meet al...
-
Immigration reform is a hot topic at the moment. Check out my article on US Immigration Facts and Figures . Also, the New York Times , o...
-
Permanent residents may travel outside the U.S. and reenter without requiring a visa. However, residents who plan to be outside the country ...
-
I am excited to announce that IzIzWe -"the place for immigrants" was launched in Jan. 2010. Thank you Ian for your invaluable in...