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| U. S. Immigration Made Easy (6th Edition) June 1998 | |
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Covers every possible way to legally enter and live in the United States. Step-by-step instructions show how to fill out and file all forms, handle INS bureaucracy, obtain a green card, qualify for various types of visas, and more. This new sixth edition covers recent changes to federal laws and policies governing immigration and naturalization. Includes forms.
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| How to Get a Green Card : Legal Ways to Stay in the U.S.A. (3rd Ed) August 1998 | |
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Former INS attorney Loida Lewis and immigration expert Len Madlansacay give insider advice on how to deal with the INS. They explain all the ways to qualify for a green card, show applicants how to prepare and present all the right documents and let them know what to expect every step of the way. Includes the latest forms with completed samples and instructions Selected as an "outstanding reference book" by the New York Public Library, and thoroughly revised to reflect the latest laws, this book shows the quickest, easiest way to get a green card through parents, siblings and adult children, spouses or fiancees, employers, green card lotteries, political asylum or refugee status, plus a list of 400 immigration groups that help with paperwork and offering counseling and legal referrals.
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| Immigration Questions & Answers Paperback - 176 pages Revised edition (February 1998) | |
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Critically important to noncitizens living in the States, this manual covers major new laws affecting both legal and illegal immigrants. Presented in a question-and-answer format, the completely up-to-date information
covers how to obtain a green card, how to work legally, what employers can do to help, and more. Immigration Questions and Answers is a complete introduction to immigration law that will help immigrants become aware of their rights and know when and how to seek legal assistance. If you have a question or problem, this book offers detailed instructions on how to file petitions and applications successfully in order to get an immigration benefit - ranging from asylum, to a green card, to citizenship. Easy-to-understand answers are given to questions about working legally, job discrimination, temporary stays, the visa lottery, access to public benefits, and much more. Taking sharp issue with today's critics of both legal and illegal immigration, the book argues that we in the United States could not be competitive in the new global economy, or staff our hospitals, or care for our children, much less cut sugar cane and harvest apples, without the skill and hard work of men and women from all over the world.
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| U.S. Immigration and Citizenship : Your Complete Guide Paperback - 285 pages (March 1997) | |
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This easy-to-use guide will help anyone interested in coming to--or staying in--the United States. Top immigration lawyer Allan Wernick explains the U.S. immigration system, who can come to the U.S. and how, tips for dealing with the INS, filing procedures, and when to seek professional advice. You can become a permanent resident in America - or even a citizen! You (and your loved ones) can come here to work, study, or visit. But it won't be easy to qualify; the more you know about it, the better your chances are. Here you have the expert advice of a top immigration lawyer at your fingertips. You will learn the shortcuts and avoid the traps that can block your way. You won't just learn the rules of the immigration "game" - you'll learn how to win.
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| American Immigration: Citizenship Do-it-Yourself Kit Paperback - 33 pages Bk&cassett edition (January 1998) | |
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Package includes instruction manual, original application form N-400, an exam preparation audio tape (40 min), eligibility requirements and step-by-step instructions.
Product review: Comments from Ed Doherty who retired as an Assistant District Director from the Immigration & Naturalization Services after 30 years of service. "After carefully examining the do-it-yourself Citizenship package provided by the American Immigration Center it is my conclusion that it contains
everything the average immigrant would need to successfully negotiate the naturalization process. The instruction book takes the aspiring citizen through the process step by step, from the eligibility requirements to the naturalization ceremony. Most importantly it alerts the applicant to those unusual and rare
circumstances where professional advice may be in order to avoid delays and legal problems. The package contains all necessary forms and instructions and government publications including instruction on how to secure a United States passport after being naturalized. I highly recommend the Citizenship package to those immigrants who have the desire to become citizens of the United States and have the ability to follow the simple directions contained in the instruction book provided"
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