Knowledge points of American professional immigrants
1. When the birth place of the professional immigrant applicant needs to be scheduled, but the birth place of the spouse's deputy applicant does not need to be scheduled, the main applicant can use the birth place of the spouse's deputy applicant to skip the scheduling and directly submit the green card adjustment application with the spouse's deputy applicant.
2. When the birthplace of the deputy applicant (spouse or unmarried children under 2 1) of professional immigrants needs to be scheduled, but the birthplace of the main applicant does not need to be scheduled, the deputy applicant can use the birthplace of the main applicant to skip the scheduling and directly submit the application for green card adjustment with the main applicant.
3. However, if it is necessary to arrange the birthplace of the principal applicant, but it is not necessary to arrange the birthplace of the child's deputy applicant, the principal applicant cannot use the birthplace of the child's deputy applicant to skip the arrangement.
Frequently asked questions:
Q: If my child was born in a birthplace that is not restricted by the timetable, can I skip the timetable by using the child's birthplace?
A: No, professional immigrant applicants can only use the place of birth applied by their spouse's deputy to adjust the scheduling time, not the place of birth of their children.
Q: My I- 140 has been approved. My spouse was born in Chinese mainland, but she has obtained Singaporean citizenship. Is it necessary for me and my spouse to apply for I-485?
A: No, because the schedule is determined according to the birthplace of the applicant or the deputy applicant. So even if you change your nationality, you will still decide whether it is necessary to schedule according to the country where you were born.
Further reading: What are the comprehensive advantages of American immigrants?
Economic index:
No matter whether the American economy is in recession or not, as an excellent technical talent, there will be absolute room for development for a long time to come. If middle-and low-end workers are at a disadvantage, the unemployment rate and legal minimum income standard in the United States are the lowest among the four major immigrants, so we should carefully consider emigrating middle-and low-end skilled workers to the United States.
Employment index:
The United States has a temperate continental climate, and the climate varies greatly from place to place, that is, there are areas where the seasons are like spring, and there are also areas where it is cold and hot all the year round.
Climate index:
The United States is almost the lowest price country in the world, and its general consumer goods prices are at the lowest level among the four major immigrant countries.
Price index:
America is not a welfare state. The American government has pushed many social security responsibilities to the society, and the undertakers are basically local major insurance companies. Pursuing benefits is the essence of insurance companies as businessmen. Compared with other countries, social security is directly undertaken by the government, and its effectiveness, adaptability and universality are quite different. Although the federal and state governments of the United States also provide a small amount of benefits, there are many application thresholds. At present, the most prominent problem of welfare security in the United States is the lack of universal medical security system, which means that a considerable number of people are still in a state of lack of medical care and medicine, and high drug prices further increase the living burden of low-income groups. In the most extreme case, if a poor American finds out that he has cancer, assuming that he didn't buy insurance or his claim was rejected by the insurance company (some people simply don't meet the conditions for buying insurance), the outcome will be tragic, in this race against time. In reality, many seriously ill Americans have to find ways to marry Canadians in neighboring countries and get free medical care from the Canadian government. However, it is worth noting that US President Barack Obama began to comprehensively promote medical reform from 20 10, trying to turn the United States into a welfare state.