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bblueamberUID：209649

为了选举，啥事都能忽悠出来。法案是很好，所有的事情都可以描述的天花乱坠，至于通过不通过那是另外一回事。

F2：大哥，俺们善良的F2不会被非法移民欺负吧？

移民官：非法移民都去欺负F1了，哪有时间管你F2。

[ 本帖最后由 bblueamber 于 2006-4-4 01:55 编辑 ]

pliuyaUID：66115

原帖由 mimazongwang 于 2006-4-4 01:29 发表
美国的IRS和INS其实是两个分开的部门， 很多很多在CHINA TOWN的非法移民为了将来可以有大赦， 每年都填税表纳税的。

纳税不需要身份证明吗？？？没有身份怎么证明是谁纳的？？？难道拿过期的护照吗？？真是不懂？？？

mimazongwangUID：161741

可以申请个税号就成了。 好像CHINA TOWN有人专门干这个的。

pliuyaUID：66115

俺们要是也能纳税就好了

mimazongwangUID：161741

原帖由 pliuya 于 2006-4-4 02:29 发表
俺们要是也能纳税就好了

hehe, 你没事干嘛给他们钱啊？我真希望美国有个法案就是只要以后不打算待在美国的可以少纳税，或者不纳那些SSN,和MEDICARE的税， 我们又不在这养老， 还得付钱养美国老人，真是不公平。

阿姨来了@-@UID：115208

我一早要出去办事,写了就走了.后来在LG办公室里看到有回复的贴子,就写了F2也可以合法工作的事.如果F2也能申请到工卡的话.那多好呀!

这是我上周五花了一百刀的咨询费得到的消息,是黄唯亲自跟我说的,她说我们要尽可能地要让大家知道,给议员打电话,表达支持的愿望.然后,我回来查他的网站没找到相关的消息.后来,周六我给她写信了,(当然还有关于我自己的事情).上面的是她今天早上回的信和他的手下人给我的WORD文档.

我们谈的就是合法入境的人的工作权利.这个法案是本周要讨论的,不知道能通过否.如果能够通过的话,对我们是大利好!!!!我们所能够做的是是没有通过前表示支持这个法案!

关于那个非法入境的是前几天就已经通过的,还要我们去努力吗?

[ 本帖最后由 sunnyyx 于 2006-4-4 02:48 编辑 ]

pliuyaUID：66115

纳税当然是有盈利以后才纳税，能纳税就等于可以工作。你公民以后回国一样可以拿养老金，就是看你等不等得到那一天才回去了。

阿姨来了@-@UID：115208

Dear ###:

I can't find the website and telephone number which you told me that we
can vote the senator.I will post to any BBS as your suggestion.

Could you please email to me the website and telephone ?

This is a good news to every Chinese!You will be very welcome in all
Chinese!

Thank you for your information.

Yours Sincerely
###

pliuyaUID：66115

原帖由 sunnyyx 于 2006-4-4 02:47 发表
我一早要出去办事,写了就走了.后来在LG办公室里看到有回复的贴子,就写了F2也可以合法工作的事.如果F2也能申请到工卡的话.那多好呀!

这是我上周五花了一百刀的咨询费得到的消息,是黄唯亲自跟我说的,她说我们要尽 ...

那样的话太好了，但是如果那样跟H签证有些什么差别呢？？？还有今年是说04年以前的，明年能不能变成05年，呵呵！偶是04年初来的，刚好不够格。不管怎么说非法都可以工作了，这是个大好消息。

阿姨来了@-@UID：115208

Thx for letting me know. I will email this to my writer and dble check
the web and email you after 8 am. Thx.


然后,我就收到了他的WORD文档了.就是上面贴的东西啦.

我自己已经被身份问题弄得焦头烂额了.不会有意给我自己再添麻烦.
如果这消息提案被通过,那是大利好,所以,我才来这里.(我已经好几个月没来这里了!)

[ 本帖最后由 sunnyyx 于 2006-4-4 02:54 编辑 ]

pliuyaUID：66115

我们想念你！！！！

阿姨来了@-@UID：115208

具体的我也不懂啊.
我只知道这个提案如果通过,会让很多合法入境的人可以合法的工作(也包括我们自己)
律师指着我和LG说:你们以后都可以合法工作,如果通过的话.那不是说F2也可以工作了吗?我是F2.

阿姨来了@-@UID：115208

原帖由 pliuya 于 2006-4-4 02:56 发表
我们想念你！！！！

我也想念你!
我就是太忙了,难得有空上来啊.
心理想想而已.;P

bblueamberUID：209649

原帖由 pliuya 于 2006-4-4 02:53 发表


那样的话太好了，但是如果那样跟H签证有些什么差别呢？？？还有今年是说04年以前的，明年能不能变成05年，呵呵！偶是04年初来的，刚好不够格。不管怎么说非法都可以工作了，这是个大好消息。

姐姐这是个初步提案，虽然已经通过。但是没有说非法就可以工作了，
Any legislation that passes the Senate will have to be reconciled with the tough border security bill passed in December by the Republican-controlled House, which defied President Bush's call for a temporary worker plan.

bblueamberUID：209649

原帖由 sunnyyx 于 2006-4-4 02:53 发表
Thx for letting me know. I will email this to my writer and dble check
the web and email you after 8 am. Thx.


然后,我就收到了他的WORD文档了.就是上面贴的东西啦.

我自己已经被身份问题弄得焦 ...

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The much awaited Senate debate on comprehensive immigration reform begins today. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold executive business meetings ("mark-up") to consider the comprehensive immigration reform bill proposed by Chairman Arlen Specter (R-PA). Below are the highlights of the bill.

New H-2C Temporary Worker program

Guest Worker: The new category would authorize the issuance of a temporary visa to an individual who (1) is capable of performing the labor or services required for the occupational classification; (2) has received an offer of employment; (3) pays a $500 fee in addition to the cost of processing and adjudicating the application; and (4) undergoes a medical exam at their own expense.

Period of stay: The initial authorization of H-2C status would run for three years, and could be extended for one additional three-year period. At the conclusion of the six-year period, the individual could not reenter the U.S. in H-2C status until he or she had been in his or her home country for at least one year.

Status: If they remain unemployed for more than 45 days, they could lose their H-1C status. Portability would be allowed.

Dependants: Family members may accompany the principal under H-4 status on payment of additional $500 fee.

Student Visas

New F-4 visa: The bill would create a new F-4 visa for individuals pursuing an advanced degree in a math, engineering, technology, or physical sciences program. The F-4 visa would be valid for an additional year after completion of the graduate program while the individual seeks full-time employment related to the field of study.

Permanent residence for F-4 nonimmigrants: The bill would also allow students in the newly established F-4 visa classification to be intending immigrants if they plan to seek employment in the U.S. related to the graduate program’s field of study. They will be able to adjust their status to permanent residence immediately on payment of $1,000 fee.

Increase in OPT period: The bill would authorize 24 months of optional practical training for F-1 students.

Off-campus employment: All F students would be eligible for off-campus employment unrelated to the field of study if they maintain good academic standing and the employer attests to the educational institution and the Department of Labor that it has spent at least 21 days recruiting U.S. citizens to fill the position and will pay the greater of the actual or prevailing wage. Such off-campus employment is limited to 20 hours per week during the academic term and 40 hours per week during vacation periods and between terms.

H-1B Cap

Flexible H-1B Cap: The bill proposes to increase the numbers of H-1B visas available (to 115,000 in the fiscal year following enactment) and adds a market-based escalator mechanism so that the number available annually will fluctuate in response to the demand for such visas in the preceding fiscal year.

Cap-exempt visas: In addition, it exempts from the numerical limitation foreign nationals who have earned advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering, or math.

Visas for Individuals with Advanced Degrees

Exempt from numerical limitation: The bill would exempt from the numerical limitations on employment-based immigration foreign nationals with advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering, or math who have been working in a related field in the United States on a nonimmigrant visa during the three year period immediately preceding their application for an immigrant visa.

Flexible labor certification: The bill would also subject such nationals with advanced degrees to more flexible special handling labor certification procedures.

Conditional Nonimmigrant Work Authorization

Work authorization: The bill would grant a "conditional nonimmigrant work authorization and status to remain in the United States” to aliens who were employed in the United States on January 4, 2004. The alien’s employer would be required to a $500 application fee.

Dependants: Spouses and minor children of these workers could qualify to remain in the U.S., although not to work, upon payment of a $100 fee.

Family Based Green Cards

Immediate relatives removed from annual ceiling: Immediate relatives (spouses, children, and parents) of U.S. citizens will be removed from the annual worldwide ceiling of 480,000 family-based visas and redistribute them elsewhere in the family-based preference system. It would also redistribute the 480,000 family based immigrant visas among the existing four family-based preference categories and redistribute the 290,000 employment-based visas, making modifications to the categories. The bill would also raise the per-country limits.

Employment Based Green Cards

Increase ceiling: The bill would increase the ceiling on employment-based visas from 140,000 to 290,000 as well as the per-country ceilings. It would also exempt spouses and children of employment-based immigrants from the limits.

We at VisaPro will keep a close watch on Senate Judiciary Committee meetings on comprehensive immigration reform and update our esteemed readers on the progress of the discussions, through Immigration News and Immigration Monitor, our monthly newsletter.