How to get green card

Do it the Blackhat way,Create a business and offer your friend a job.

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=daa2a6c515083210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=daa2a6c515083210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD
 
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Since I'm not sure what part you dont believe in, here is a proof. :-)

Agreed. Personally I love to travel the World and been to many places. I've also been to the USA - rented a car and crossed the continent form Atlantic to Pacific. I've seen a lot there, but I haven't seen anything that would make me (a Russian guy) want to live and work there...
 
My girlfriend is from Romania and won the visa lottery 4 years ago and moved to Chicago - she gets her citizenship in a few months!
 
My girlfriend is from Romania and won the visa lottery 4 years ago and moved to Chicago - she gets her citizenship in a few months!

Does she understand that she will have a heavy worldwide tax burden once she gets it?
 
yeah people always thing that grass is greener on other side.

very true fact. Such people never get true satisfaction till their death.

I have my friend's brother is W DC and they are on edge of death after living around 10 years here.
 
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1. Get tourist visa (Many times)
2. Establish some business
3. Get work visa then
 
Is a lottery. I won in 2007 but didn`t go. There will be a lot of check ups after you win (if)
 
When I was working outsourcing for the NY software company in the later 90s, my US boss offered me a work visa in the Brooklyn university (he has good contacts there) with a yearly salary about $35,000. Even those times I did the same money here in Russia doing online coding and advertisement. After many years passed, I'm very happy I didn't move to the USA with my family.

Yes, I know that Moscow is much more expensive city than any city in the USA (food, clothes, gas, electronics, realty etc), but I still can't imagine me living in the Sates: the country without free health insurance; the country with insane taxes (for example I pay 6% tax here in Russia) with all their stupid Laws, unemployment, and police state politics. No... I'd better pay more for the goods, but feel myself much more free here, on my Mother Land.
 
When I was working outsourcing for the NY software company in the later 90s, my US boss offered me a work visa in the Brooklyn university (he has good contacts there) with a yearly salary about $35,000. Even those times I did the same money here in Russia doing online coding and advertisement. After many years passed, I'm very happy I didn't move to the USA with my family.

Yes, I know that Moscow is much more expensive city than any city in the USA (food, clothes, gas, electronics, realty etc), but I still can't imagine me living in the Sates: the country without free health insurance; the country with insane taxes (for example I pay 6% tax here in Russia) with all their stupid Laws, unemployment, and police state politics. No... I'd better pay more for the goods, but feel myself much more free here, on my Mother Land.

Is it alot cheaper to live a few km outside Moscow?
 
When I was working outsourcing for the NY software company in the later 90s, my US boss offered me a work visa in the Brooklyn university (he has good contacts there) with a yearly salary about $35,000. Even those times I did the same money here in Russia doing online coding and advertisement. After many years passed, I'm very happy I didn't move to the USA with my family.

Yes, I know that Moscow is much more expensive city than any city in the USA (food, clothes, gas, electronics, realty etc), but I still can't imagine me living in the Sates: the country without free health insurance; the country with insane taxes (for example I pay 6% tax here in Russia) with all their stupid Laws, unemployment, and police state politics. No... I'd better pay more for the goods, but feel myself much more free here, on my Mother Land.


Fuck YA!
Right!
 
Is it alot cheaper to live a few km outside Moscow?

Not a few, but a thousand km - yes, the apartments (realty) will be cheaper for sure. Everything else (food, clothes, gas, electronics) - not. In most best case it will have cost the same money.
 
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if anyone can still get visa/green paper prices would be discussed privately please let me know I have someone who needs it, let me know serious offers only and we can discuss pm me
 
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its a fucking hassell and extermely costly, join the army and you will become a US citizen what all my cousin do. serve for a few years and move on with your life.
 
Never understood why people wanna come to the USA, and the residents of the USA trying to find a place to move too.

For us Canadians, it's because of the warm weather in the south.
Otherwise I'm not sure why people come over seas.
 
for americans: if immigrants come with a boat and coast-guards dont catch you, is it true that the immigrant convert automatically to an american and can stay? (just curious, seen this in csi miami where some people came from cuba to usa in a boat)


Only cubans.
 
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