Sentences with phrase «for permanent residency status»

Actor Randy Quaid's request for permanent residency status in Canada has been denied by Canadian immigration officials, The Associated Press reports.

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If these would - be immigrants aren't actually filling jobs for which out - of - work Canadians are available — as claimed — then why are they being denied the opportunity to gain permanent residency status?

This workshop will touch on the most common pathways that postdoctoral researchers can use to adjust to permanent residency status, including employment based filings such as Labor Certification for college and university teachers and the Outstanding Professor / Researcher category, as well as categories in which one can self - petition, including the Extraordinary Ability and National Interest Waiver categories.

Buyers will be required to give information about their residency, citizenship and permanent resident status, if they're buying the home for the benefit of anyone else, or, if the buyer is a corporation, about the ownership and control of the company.

Borrowers who meet the age of majority in their state may apply for cosigner release by providing proof of graduation (or completion of certification program), income, and U.S. citizenship or permanent residency (if your status has changed since you applied).

Resolution 108E, passed by the House, urges Congress to enact federal legislation to help DACA recipients and other «un-documented immigrants who entered the United States as children and who meet age, residency, educational and other qualifications... apply for permanent legal status and citizenship.»

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A juvenile delinquency adjudication (i.e. conviction) does not make you deportable the way that many adult criminal convictions do, but they do have to be disclosed on immigration forms such as applications for adjustment of status to permanent residency (I - 485), and applications for naturalization (N - 400) and once juvenile adjudications (i.e. convictions) are disclosed:

The permanent residency stream allows employers to employ TFW and either support an application for permanent resident status, or allow a foreign national to work in Canada while they apply for permanent resident status.

In addition to their other cases, the students are all working on several asylum cases, representing clients from all over the world, and seeking custody orders and filing petitions with USCIS for many juveniles who are eligible for SIJS status (which can lead to legal permanent residency).

During the same period as the ONS migration figures — January 2016 to March 2016 — our firm saw a three-fold increase in EU citizens and UK organisations seeking Permanent Residency and British Nationality status for themselves and their staff as the UK headed towards an EU vote.

«The U.S. government prioritizes permanent residency for immigrants who can contribute to the nation's economy,» said D'Alessio, and if a resident becomes unable to work and has to apply for government assistance (like welfare), «could place [their] residency status in jeopardy.»