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You can check the number of selected winners by country on our results page. If you could not make it for DV-2011, keep your fingers crossed for DV-2012, the applications for which will begin in October this year. (more…)
By learning which cities are dangerous, you can help discern the worst cities America has in a more general sense. For example, if crime is high, that indicates that people are desperate for money, which suggests that unemployment is high as well. If unemployment is high, then cities do not have a lot of tax revenue coming in, so there is likely to be less green space and parks. Less green space and parks means that property values will not be as high, so neighborhoods may have challenges keeping quality housing around. (more…)
The following is a list of the top ten safest U.S. cities. These are the 2010 list, based on the 2009 crime figures that address the top 6 types of crime that impact community safety (those being murder robbery, assault, rape, burglary, and car theft). All but one of the top ten safest cities in America has a population between 75,000 and 85,000, so even if you don’t choose one of these, you have a good indication of a particularly safe size to choose when selecting your new home. (more…)
The Beautiful Game is perhaps the only sport that can truly lay claim to hosting a global meaningful World Cup in which the participation rivals that of the Olympic Games. Most other sports be they cricket or hockey have to choose from a limited pool of playing nations, but not so football. (more…)
The rainbow nation becomes the first African country to host the prestigious football world cup which was first held in 1930 and won by Uruguay. Since then there have been 18 editions and seven nations have shared the victor’s podium between them. South America has been the traditional powerhouse from where “the beautiful game” has derived some of its most beautiful moments of play and the most inspiring players. (more…)
What is the Green Card DV Lottery? DV stands for “Diversity Visa,” and is part of a program begun in 1990 that each year gives 50,000 people from dozens of different countries the opportunity to enter the United States and, if they choose, begin the path to naturalized citizenship. The name “Diversity Visa” is given because visas are distributed only to people from countries that have low rates of immigration into the United States. Distributing the 50,000 visas to these countries essentially makes for a more diverse group of immigrants into the United States for each year the lottery is in effect.
1. Groundwork: With a bit of luck you will have done at least some initial preparation before leaving your home country as this is especially helpful regarding things like the rules and regulations of the area in which you plan to settle. 2. Exactly Where to Live: This is certainly one of the absolute top 10 must do things when you arrive in America. Decisions concerning the landscape of the city such as an urban metropolis or a country town for example need to be considered. As everyone knows, your home is your castle! If you are planning on staying with friends or family already living in America; then obviously this will influence your decision on where to settle.
The current oath is as follows: (more…)
What’s required to become an American? Firstly immigrants wishing to become citizens of the US must agree to uphold the United States Constitution as well meet the specific responsibilities deemed as all American. By swearing allegiance to these US principals and thereby becoming a naturalized citizen; certain benefits and privileges are granted in return. In fact as a naturalized American citizen you are afforded the same rights as someone that is born in America. (more…)
A person who specializes in immigration and naturalization law will be able to advise you of the best methods to legally be permitted to stay in the US. The person knows about all laws and other information you need to make the process run as smooth as possible with little or no chance of rejection. The main reason most applications are “thrown out” is that the application is not completed correctly or not completed in full. (more…)
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