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Member You - Thinking About Naturalizing - Here's A Good Reason To Do It As Soon As Possible
I look back on my career and I see with perfect hindsight how shortsighted I was in handling certain customer relationships.I’ve done it all.I’ve “fired” clients that have told little lies to me. I’ve failed to stay in contact with past clients. I’ve deliberately not used certain clients as references because I didn’t want to make them feel important, or give them a
The perfect example of this is HR4437 passed by the House of Representatives this year. This ridiculously harsh bill not only makes it an “aggravated felony” to be
How many of the visitors to your web site take the action you want them to take? Whether you want them to buy something from you, sign up for your newsletter, enter your sweepstakes, or give you contact information to follow up on, you want them to do something. The percentage of visitors who actually do that something is called your “conversion rate.”Many web site owners
If there is one thing I stress to my clients who have recently become lawful permanent residents it’s the importance of becoming a US Citizen if he or she intends to stay in the United States. I have received many calls from prospective clients who are long-time permanent residents that have gotten themselves into a bit of trouble and are at risk of being deported from the only home they have known for decades and separated from their children and spouses.
The reason I make sure my clients are thinking about this issue even though they have just become permanent residents is that as a resident you have far less rights than a US Citizen. In fact, other than basic due process rights under the US Constitution your life in the United States is dictated by the political winds blowing through Washington D.C. at any given moment and those change frequently.
The provisions of the 1996 IIRAIRA bill have had devastating effects on many lawful permanent residents and their families by removing relief and creating new grounds for removal which were retroactive. In other words, lawful permanent residents were (and are) being removed for acts they committed, or at least said they committed as part of a plea agreement, years ago.
The perfect example of this is HR4437 passed by the House of Representatives this year. This ridiculously harsh bill not only makes it an “aggravated felony” to be
If you haven't heard of MySpace yet, it is one of the biggest social interacting websites out there today. Over 150 million members and at least 230,000 new registrations a day, MySpace is the place to be. All you have to do is sign up and you are now on to a whole to world of interaction.YourSpaceAfter you sign up for MySpace, you will have to describe yourself and
The reason I make sure my clients are thinking about this issue even though they have just become permanent residents is that as a resident you have far less rights than a US Citizen. In fact, other than basic due process rights under the US Constitution your life in the United States is dictated by the political winds blowing through Washington D.C. at any given moment and those change frequently.
The provisions of the 1996 IIRAIRA bill have had devastating effects on many lawful permanent residents and their families by removing relief and creating new grounds for removal which were retroactive. In other words, lawful permanent residents were (and are) being removed for acts they committed, or at least said they committed as part of a plea agreement, years ago.
The perfect example of this is HR4437 passed by the House of Representatives this year. This ridiculously harsh bill not only makes it an “aggravated felony” to be
Tell me. What’s the first thing that comes to your mind whenever you hear the word “blog?”Web logs, or blogs as they have fondly been referred to in recent years, were originally meant as online journals where users can talk about the events of their days, their thoughts about political issues and current events, their reviews on certain products or services, and the like
The provisions of the 1996 IIRAIRA bill have had devastating effects on many lawful permanent residents and their families by removing relief and creating new grounds for removal which were retroactive. In other words, lawful permanent residents were (and are) being removed for acts they committed, or at least said they committed as part of a plea agreement, years ago.
The perfect example of this is HR4437 passed by the House of Representatives this year. This ridiculously harsh bill not only makes it an “aggravated felony” to be
There is no internet marketing chore that I enjoy more than doing a regular google search to check the viral effect and progress of my online marketing articles. Within a recent short period I saw the number of websites where my articles are listed grow by a staggering 16,000.The full implications of this is that without me lifting a finger 16,000 more websites, blogs and
The perfect example of this is HR4437 passed by the House of Representatives this year. This ridiculously harsh bill not only makes it an “aggravated felony” to be
Search engines are in fact the most common source of web site traffic. So it is a must for every website owners to invest their time, money and effort to search engine submission optimization service which can help them to improve their website,s status on the search engines.Internet users and even the most highly targeted market of
The perfect example of this is HR4437 passed by the House of Representatives this year. This ridiculously harsh bill not only makes it an “aggravated felony” to be in the United States without status (either you entered illegally or you fell out of status at some point) it also makes anyone who assists a person who is here without status an aggravated felon as well. This is not only applicable to smugglers as the bill has a separate penalties for those who are assisting the undocumented or out of status for profit. This bill also applies to family members, clergy, attorneys, anyone that may do something (arguably anything as the language of the bill is very broad) that causes the individual to stay in the United States while out of status.
As mixed status families (families with some undocumented members and members who are in the US legally) are common this could create a situation where not only does the undocumented worker get removed from the US but the family members who are permanent residents may be charged with an aggravated felony and subject to removal as well. Being charged with an aggravated felony may preclude the family member from seeking any relief from removal and they may be removed no matter how long they have been in the United States.
On the other hand, a US citizen cannot be removed from the United States (and would arguably be subject to prosecution as
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