immigration process

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just wondering what searches the us immigration do on a subject who is applying for green card in the us?

as a point of data protection and security

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just wondering what searches the us immigration do on a subject who is applying for green card in the us?

as a point of data protection and security

applying for green card or for a K3 or CR1 visa? for the latter you are going to need to prove that you are not a criminal, that you are a good person, read the part about moral torpitude, it is actually interesting. They will require your record from every place you lived and will cross check the results with the federal database to make sure they want to let you in. Moreover they will perform a physical at the embassy to make sure you don't have cancer, or HIV and that you are not using any kind of drugs. Quite an interesting process

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just wondering what searches the us immigration do on a subject who is applying for green card in the us?

as a point of data protection and security

They'll do full background and criminal checks. Don't lie and don't expect to keep anything private from the Immigration Authorities. They won't share it with the public.

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*** not a K-3 visa topic - moving to AOS forum ***

[Nartaki 7]

They take your name, date of birth, SS number and address and run it over multiple checks:

1. Prior immigration history (how you entered the country, if you petitioned for anyone before, prior fraud investigations)

2. FBI Name check (local, state and federal criminal database registries)

3. IBIS/TECS (inter agency "wanted" databases)

4. FBI Fingerprint checks (if your fingerprint matches the criminal database)

5. IDENT (if your fingerprint matches the person fingerprinted when he/she entered the country)