New Immigrants to the USA

[Jamaican JNR 2]

It is all good and nice now that we are immigrants (permanent residents) of the US; however in my opinion I do think that the "Welcome to America" brochure should be read by all immigrants. It consists of valuable and important information, such as our rights and responsibilities as LPR. You can get if from the USCIS.gov website or just Google it.

[Chris Me lil D 17]

It is all good and nice now that we are immigrants (permanent residents) of the US; however in my opinion I do think that the "Welcome to America" brochure should be read by all immigrants. It consists of valuable and important information, such as our rights and responsibilities as LPR. You can get if from the USCIS.gov website or just Google it.

Someone is paying attention That's good

[edp333 9]

Isn't it great!! Maybe this reading thing will catch on.

Just yesterday abby n sheryl posted some information from the Manila Embassy faq.

[-B&T- 1]

If you plan to travel outside US or cross the borders, my advice is keep a record on it or write down on a piece of paper the important informations such as the dates of travel, length of time spent outside US, etc.. and keep it in a safe place coz one day you will need those informations when you file for N-400 or US Citizenship if you choose to become a naturalized Citizen of this country of course.

[PhiLandShiR 18]

you got that right!

I printed this and sent it to my sweetheart months before she was here.

Its an excellent read for citizens as well as immigrants.

-Phil

It is all good and nice now that we are immigrants (permanent residents) of the US; however in my opinion I do think that the "Welcome to America" brochure should be read by all immigrants. It consists of valuable and important information, such as our rights and responsibilities as LPR. You can get if from the USCIS.gov website or just Google it.

Someone is paying attention That's good

[rheanick 42]

If you plan to travel outside US or cross the borders, my advice is keep a record on it or write down on a piece of paper the important informations such as the dates of travel, length of time spent outside US, etc.. and keep it in a safe place coz one day you will need those informations when you file for N-400 or US Citizenship if you choose to become a naturalized Citizen of this country of course.

Bituin,

Stupid question. On the naturalization process, do i need to indicate all countries travelled on the duration i'm out of the country. My hubby and I are planning our summer vacation for 2010. We would be out for a week or 2 but during that vacation we would be jumping from one country to another.

[-B&T- 1]

Bituin,

Stupid question. On the naturalization process, do i need to indicate all countries travelled on the duration i'm out of the country. My hubby and I are planning our summer vacation for 2010. We would be out for a week or 2 but during that vacation we would be jumping from one country to another.

Hi rhea kumusta?I don't really know the answer to your question but I believe USCIS only wants to make sure that you don't overstay outside (6 months and up)which breaks the residency requirement to be eligible to file for naturalization so jumping from one counrty to another wouldn't really matter Just make sure you list down the dates when you leave US and when you returned that is the most important.You may also post your queries on the US Citizenship forum ahead and get better response.Good luck and take care.

[.:MzMorgan:. 0]

I never heard of this brochure but sounds like something that is needed.....I will have to google it later.

Edited August 12, 2009 by Haymsmorgan

[rheanick 42]

Bituin,

Stupid question. On the naturalization process, do i need to indicate all countries travelled on the duration i'm out of the country. My hubby and I are planning our summer vacation for 2010. We would be out for a week or 2 but during that vacation we would be jumping from one country to another.

Hi rhea kumusta?I don't really know the answer to your question but I believe USCIS only wants to make sure that you don't overstay outside (6 months and up)which breaks the residency requirement to be eligible to file for naturalization so jumping from one counrty to another wouldn't really matter Just make sure you list down the dates when you leave US and when you returned that is the most important.You may also post your queries on the US Citizenship forum ahead and get better response.Good luck and take care.

I'm doing good here in Phoenix. Thanks for the response.