Is there any way to move to USA for good? We're Czech family, not rich,not students nor any experts THANK YOU.

Question

Is there any other possibility to procure US citizenship apart from Visa Lottery? We are 35 years of age with 16 years old daughter. We lived in USA in between years 1999 - 2003, made many closed friends then we were deported at our own expense. We aren't able to make any investment, we don't have any special profession, but we are honest, healthy and hard-working people. We have a weakness for Americans and for US wildreness. There is only one place like that in the world.

Answer 1

if you were deported before you may not be able to come back.

the us immigration site is here. www.usics.gov you seem to know the answers already. unless you can find an emplooyer to sponsor tyou it is hard. good luck. go to www.usa.gov to learn more too.

Answer 2

Well this is the thing, first someone in the united states needs to apply for citizenship for you, you will need to wait 5 yrs outside the united states since you were deported, that person in the united states needs to be really close to you like ( father, son, etc ) , well thats the legal way, but if you want to take the short way then just like Bob Baker saids on his show, "COME ON DOWN" the border US & Canada doesn't exist you can just walk over here. You're problably aware that if they catch you here in the US is going to be ugly. But how many people aren't here illegally? 48,000,000 they don't have time to fine czechs in this country they're after the mexicans.

Answer 3

Other than coming here through a job it will be very very difficult and the fact that you were deported, even at your own expens is now on file which means it would be darn near impossible to get in the legal way. You shuld try canada, they ahve much more leniant immigration laws and if you eventually get citizenship it is no problem to come across the border

Answer 4

It depends on why you were deported.

Your daughter is going to graduate soon so why not have her apply for a student visa. Then maybe she can get a job and become a permanent resident and eventually sponsor visas for the rest of the family. You have to be a permanent resident before you can apply for citizenship.

Answer 5

Have you looked up this info online? A government website that talks about the procedure?

I knew someone who is here on a work visa, he can't go back to his native country while on this work visa. I think it lasts about 5 years, but as long as you are still employed you just renew it.

Hope this helps you out a little.
Good luck!

Answer 6

I know it is hard for people like you to deal with our immigration policies. Unfortunately, there is a very large demand of people that want to immigrate to the US, and very few available immigration places. The fact that you were previously deported is going to hurt your chances. While you like the US, have you considered perhaps Canada? Canadians are equally as gracious, and tend to have a more relaxed policy.
good luck1

Answer 7

Just sneak across the Mexican border illegally and the US government won't do a thing about it. They won't even know you exist, and you can get all those free benefits if you fake a Mexican accent. Who knows, in a few years, you might even get amnesty.

Answer 8

Only thing I could suggest is to go to uscis.gov and look for some options there, or go here http://en.allexperts.com/q/Immigration-Issues-344/index.htm
and try to ask one of the immigration lawyers for some free advice.
Or look into moving to southern Canada.

Hope that helps & good luck.

Answer 9

Why would you want to! we are in moral decline, and every other decline is soon to follow economic, political ect. If you have a family you won't have one for long here. American style no longer supports family and is almost antagonistic to it

Answer 10

No. Forget about it. Unless you migrate to Mexico and then just walk over the border.