Kuten alla oleva teksti osoittaa, ulkomaalaisen puoliso (K-3) ja lapset (K-4) pääsevät odottamaan oleskelulupapäätöstä USA:aan. Miksi siis Vihreät halusivat kaataa JA KAATOIVAT Ulkomaalaislakiesityksen, jossa tämä epäkohta olisi Suomen osalta korjattu?
Itseasiassa myös avopuolisot (V-1), kihlatut (K-1) ja heidän lapsensa (K-2),(V-2) myös saavat odottaa oleskelulupapäätöstä USA:ssa, tämä ei ole edes tulevan Ulkomaalaislain mukaan mahdollista.
Teidän on syytäkin olla oppositiossa!
http://travel.state.gov/vwp.html
Do Canadian Citizens Need a Visa or MRP?
Citizens of Canada generally do not require a visa. (While some people mistakenly think Canada is part of the visa waiver program, the authorization for Canadian citizens to travel visa-free comes from other immigration laws.) The machine-readable passport requirement does not apply to Canadian citizens, because they are not part of the visa waiver program. It should be noted, these Canadian citizens travelling to the US require nonimmigrant visas: treaty traders (E), and fiance/es (K-1), as well as a U.S. citizen's foreign citizen spouse, who is traveling to the U.S. to reside here while they wait for the final completion of the process of immigration (K-3), and their respective children (K-2 for children of fiancees, and K-4 for children of a foreign citizen spouse), spouses of lawful permanent residents (V-1) and the children of those spouses (V-2) traveling to the U.S. to reside here while they wait for the final completion of their immigration process. Additionally, these Canadian citizens travelling to the US require nonimmigrant visas: foreign government officials (A), officials and employees of international organizations (G), NATO officials, representatives and employees if they are being assigned to the U.S. (as opposed to an official trip). To learn more about Canadian entry select Border Countries - Canada and Mexico and select the U.S. Embassy In Ottawa, Canada. Also select Entry from Canada to go to the DHS Bureau of Immigration and Citizen Services web site.
Itseasiassa myös avopuolisot (V-1), kihlatut (K-1) ja heidän lapsensa (K-2),(V-2) myös saavat odottaa oleskelulupapäätöstä USA:ssa, tämä ei ole edes tulevan Ulkomaalaislain mukaan mahdollista.
Teidän on syytäkin olla oppositiossa!
http://travel.state.gov/vwp.html
Do Canadian Citizens Need a Visa or MRP?
Citizens of Canada generally do not require a visa. (While some people mistakenly think Canada is part of the visa waiver program, the authorization for Canadian citizens to travel visa-free comes from other immigration laws.) The machine-readable passport requirement does not apply to Canadian citizens, because they are not part of the visa waiver program. It should be noted, these Canadian citizens travelling to the US require nonimmigrant visas: treaty traders (E), and fiance/es (K-1), as well as a U.S. citizen's foreign citizen spouse, who is traveling to the U.S. to reside here while they wait for the final completion of the process of immigration (K-3), and their respective children (K-2 for children of fiancees, and K-4 for children of a foreign citizen spouse), spouses of lawful permanent residents (V-1) and the children of those spouses (V-2) traveling to the U.S. to reside here while they wait for the final completion of their immigration process. Additionally, these Canadian citizens travelling to the US require nonimmigrant visas: foreign government officials (A), officials and employees of international organizations (G), NATO officials, representatives and employees if they are being assigned to the U.S. (as opposed to an official trip). To learn more about Canadian entry select Border Countries - Canada and Mexico and select the U.S. Embassy In Ottawa, Canada. Also select Entry from Canada to go to the DHS Bureau of Immigration and Citizen Services web site.
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