Can disabled or unemployed people visit the US; my neighbour wants to go and he's unemployed and receiving

Question

disability benefits...will they let him in at passport control?

Answer 1

Yes, he can ... however ... he should take have these things with him to show proof of intention to return to home country:
1) Mortgage statement, lease agreement, or proof of property ownership for where he lives
2) Information regarding other ties to the country, i.e. close relatives, community organizations, church membership, etc.
3) Specifically detailed information on where he is traveling to, who he is staying with and visiting, and when he is returning.
4) Proof of income
5) Sufficient funds for the time he is in the U.S.

I speak from experience, a person who is not actively employed will often be questioned more thoroughly as to their intentions. Having the above documentation will assist in being approved to enter the U.S. for a visit.

Answer 2

Billions? Do you have a shred of suggestions they have been given BILLIONS in help for their compliance? Unemployment is an coverage - no longer a income fairly - for the main area you're meant to pay into the kit so as which you have funds to be conscious on an identical time as/in case you bypass unemployed - AFLAC is a greater efficient deal and you'd be waiting to surely use it as quickly as you like it - the gov has too many regulations and does not pay out adequate to truly stay unemployed for long - optimum people take jobs speedier through reality they cant hit upon the money for to survive unemployment - in a recession on an identical time as jobs shrink and budgets are tighter the coverage could help whether it via utilizing no means will hide each and every element or make some thing greater desirable efficient As continuously - somebody discounts account must be greater desirable efficient than Social protection/Unemployment reward....you are going to be able to advance it and carry your self in charge for it extremely than the politicians who will borrow from it, no longer pay it back with interest and alter the regulations on you on an identical time as its time to be conscious it Oh the magic you talk of is the national debt - not often magic fairly

Answer 3

What US immigration are looking for is a tie to your country of origin. They want to make sure that his intent is not to stay on in the states beyond his time allowed as a tourist.
A job is usually a way to prove intent to leave the country/tie to another country. But think about retired people, they let them in too. Ties to another country can be that is where his family is, that is where he will receive his disability money, that is where he owns a home etc etc. Honestly would be shocked if they are to give him too mush hassle, their concern is usually for people coming to work illegally & if he is on disability then he cannot work. Logic dictates his intent will not be to stay so he really should have very little problems.
They may just say something as simple as what is the purpose of your visit here & then stamp him on through or they could keep him for hours & hours of questioning in secondary (referred to when they take you from the line/queue & put you in a holding area for further questioning). Secondary can be quite intimidating but as long as his intent is only to visit he should be fine. BTW a return ticket is a MUST!

Answer 4

I don't see why not. A lot of disabled people travel around the world....why do you think restaurants, airports etc are all handicapped accessable? It's no ones business that someone is receiving disabilitiy benefits. Tell him to go and have a great time!!!!!!!

Answer 5

Why would someone who is unemployed want to travel? are they independently wealthy?
The ansewer is yes you can visit even if you are unemployed.
If you disabled and need special services you will be responsible for those arrangements your self.

Answer 6

Yes.