Uslovi za prijavu DV-2012

[dalibor_mkd]

Mnogu sreka na site od srce vi posakuvam,da ne ima sto poveke od Ex Yu.Pozdrav

[nataly]

[QUOTE=dalibor_mkd;18390]Mnogu sreka na site od srce vi posakuvam,da ne ima sto poveke od Ex Yu.Pozdrav[/QUOTE]


srecno i tebi drugar:1072:...pa da 2012 pijemo kafu u SAD :grin:

[Score]

[QUOTE=Isabelle;18470]Vi,vi mladi gospodine....

Evo sanse za popravni, samo mi reci molim te, djelujes mi dosta upuceno u sve ovo, kada se aBd ode u Usa, citam neka pravila o boravku minimalno 6 mjeseci. Da li je to u komadu 6 mjeseci, ili zbirno se moze sabrati...2 mjeseca tamo,mjesec ovdje, pa recimo 3 tamo itd..itd..

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Evo ovako, tu pravila nisu potpuno jasna, ali evo sta kaze Guide For New Immigrants:
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Permanent residents who leave the United States for extended periods, or who cannot show their intent to live permanently in the U.S., may lose their permanent resident status. Many immigrants believe they can live abroad as long as they return to the U.S. at least once a year. This is incorrect. If you think you will be out ofthe U.S. for more than 12 months, you should apply for a re-entry permit before leaving the country.You should file Form I-131, Application for a Travel Document.You can get this form at [url]http://www.uscis.gov[/url] or by calling the USCIS Forms Line at 1-800-870-3676.You must pay a fee to file Form I-131. A re-entry permit is valid for up to two years.You may show the re-entry permit, instead of a visa or your Permanent Resident Card, at a port of entry. Having a re-entry permit does not guarantee that you will be admitted to the United States when you return, but it can make it easier to show that you are returning from a temporary visit abroad. Visit [url]http://www.state.gov[/url] or your nearest Department of State Consular Office overseas for more information.