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I am a first attempt Chartered Accountant (ICAI) from India. I am planning to apply for a job in Australia. Is it so that if I have migration plans to Australia then I should firstly obtain a PR status of Australia and then apply for a job in that country. It has been told to me that only after getting a PR status it will be worth trying for a job in Australia.

A foreigner hv criminal record in US 6 years ago, now married to PR, can her husband sponsor her to reenter US again?

how do i obtain a lost jamaican passport without a pr card (permanent resident)? i have a drivers license, sin card and birth certificate. pls leave links and/or steps for the fastest way to get this done. thx. i need to go back home to c my mom.

Its a grey area i find myself in. I have BA in Communications with a major in Advertising, I have been a sportscaster on TV and have even covered the Super bowl and would cover NFL games every Sunday. I am fully bilingual in English/Spanish certified by both the TOEFL TOEIC certifications. I currently handle PR for a developing company from San Francisco that is developing in Mexico. I have been a simultaneous interpreter at conferences and courses. I am a traveled person who has driven across the US with a friend from Boston to Tijuana and from Tijuana to Mazatlan. I have been to NY 4 times in my life to stay. Have flown to most states in Mexico and spent leisure there. I have vacationed in Scotland, England, Ireland, Italy France. I am a songwriter and am currently promoting them in the music industry. I have created a name brand that is being sold in Mexico by department stores and in the US online.

With all of this, I would like a shot at living legally somewhere other than Mexico. But with so many of my dear countrymen (who I don’t blame… I know they have done what they thought necessary) already established illegally in most countries… its like those governments have said “enough Mexicans!” And the door closes on some that might want a shot through the door. I am happily married so marrying into a country is out of the question, and I will not go illegally anywhere (I truly am a law-abiding person).

I am 29 years old and can even speak with a perfect English-Irish brogue (believe me I tried it in those countries and I pulled it off). Anyway… yahoo people, go to the world cup and answer my question… WITH MY PROFILE, HOW DO I ACQUIRE CITIZENSHIP TO THE EU OR THE US?
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i am chef applying for PR in australia by myself, after working here for 2 years, i need this above module so that i can submit it with the application, its employers nomination scheme (subclass 121/856)
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i m +2 pass from c.b.s.e. unmarried, age 28. working as clerk in state agricultural marketing board from last 8 years and i want to settle abroad. i wana know companies or any sponsors that can help me in finding solution to this and making me getting PR overthere.

I want to relocate to Canada and am planning to go via www.canadavisa.com . Now, this agency helps me to apply for Permanent Residentship. They say it will take upto 14 months for my application to succeed. Two questions:

1. Is it possible that by applying via such agencies, our application time reduces to 14 months (instead of 65-69 monthsa as they say it takes if applied directly).

2. How do I get a job in Canada while I am in my country and my PR application is under process? Do the employers accept applications online?

3. Do recruitment agencies in Canada help if we want to apply via them while we are still in our country?

I really need some help and guidance. And am grateful for all those who will share their information with me. Thanks!
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A “concentrated crackdown” on illegal immigrants started Friday night in Maricopa County. Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced he’s dispatched more than 200 deputies and posse members to saturate valley cities and roadways known to be corridors for human smuggling.

East Valley hot spots include Bush Highway, U.S. Highway 60 and “any major highway,” said deputy chief Brian Sands.

Arpaio said he’s also opening a hotline for tipsters to report suspected illegal immigrants.

Arpaio said the program is comprehensive and controversial, but that it’s constitutional.

“We’re not going to go out on a street corner and round up people because they look like they’re from a foreign country,” Arpaio said Friday.

He said it’s nothing like Chandler’s infamous 1997 “roundup,” in which police officers swept the city in search of illegal immigrants.

He added that no one has complained about racial profiling since his deputies began detaining illegal immigrants.

Arpaio said his deputies have already arrested and jailed about 614 illegal immigrants on felony charges since the Arizona law against human smuggling passed in March 2006.

The deputies’ strategies for the crackdown aren’t necessarily different from those they’ve been using already to target immigrants who have likely employed a human smuggler to help them enter the country.

But they’ll have greater resources and more manpower with which to work.

Deputies will use SWAT, aviation and electronic surveillance, night vision and high-tech weaponry to target vehicles commonly used to move large numbers of illegal immigrants, Arpaio said. If such a vehicle is stopped for speeding, for example, anyone inside the vehicle who’s determined by deputies to be an illegal immigrant will be arrested and jailed.

Arpaio stressed the need for probable cause to arrest a suspect. That means a vehicle must have a fake license plate, be speeding, run a red light, or break some other law before deputies can pull over the vehicle and question its occupants.

The crackdown, which has no end date, will utilize 160 deputies and officers who’ve been trained by federal agents to enforce immigration law.

Of this group, 15 officers will be devoted strictly to the human smuggling unit funded by the state. To fill the personnel void this unit has created in the ranks, the sheriff said his office is recruiting officers from local and national police agencies to join his office through lateral transfers.

To further add to his numbers, the sheriff will deputize 64 federal immigration (ICE) agents on Monday, which will enable them to act as both federal and local law enforcement agents.

“We are quickly becoming a full-fledged anti-illegal immigration agency,” Arpaio said.

Arpaio also announced a hotline for citizens to call with information or evidence about illegal immigrants. He plans to advertise the hotline by posting its phone number on the sides of sheriff’s trucks.

He is unsure off how his office will be able to use the tips provided. “It’s an intelligence gathering tool,” Arpaio said.

The hotline number is: (602) 876-4154.

So all of Graham’s, McCain’s, Kennedy’s, Lott’s, Specter’s, Bush’s, Chertoff’s, Tony Snow’s ‘we need new laws; the old ones don’t work’, is a load of PR crap.

Well! We really already knew that.

Someone I know is looking to apply for PR in Australia. She is working on her Masters in Business (Marketing). I’m trying to help her find out if that is a needed field and what is her chances of getting a PR.

Thanks all.