can i get a passport if im behind on child support?
There's no warrent for my arrest, and the mother isn't pressing the issue, but I am behind. I want a job transfer to mexico to make extra money to get caught up. If I apply for a passport, will I be denied?
Law & Ethics - 4 Answers
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probably, but you can't get a hunting or fishing license in oklahoma or texas.
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Wait a second... You are going to mexico for work?!?! Immigration, ur doing it wrong.
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If you are in arrears of child support payments in excess of $2,500, you are ineligible to receive a U.S. passport.
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It depends on whether Child Support Enforcement has made a notification, which they can do when you have more than $2500 in arrears. She needs not have taken an action for this to happen. Why are you in arrears? If it's due to a justifiable reason, you could get it reduced. To learn a father's rights, join Dads House in Yahoo Groups. It's free to join and you associate with other fathers going through the same thing. http://Dads-House.org Child Support Modifications & Arrears Negotiating The System http://ch11-Child_Support-Negotiating_The_System.Dads-House.org Modifying The Order http://Ch11c-Child_Support_Modifications.Dads-House.Org Federal Handbook For Non-custodial Parents http://Www.Pueblo.Gsa.Gov/Cic_Text/Family/Childenf/Noncustodial.Htm Rebuttable Presumptions Modifications http://Ch11d-Child_Support_Rebuttable_Presumption.Dads-House.Org Child Support Trust Funds http://Ch11e-Child_Support_Trust_Funds.Dads-House.Org Contempt Of Court Hearings http://Ch11f-Child_Support_Contempt_Hearing.Dads-House.Org Retroactive Modifications Of Arrears http://Docs.Dads-House.org/Federal_Child_Support_Laws.pdf Tax Info http://Ch11g-Child_Support-Income_Tax_Considerations.Dads-House.Org When Support Orders End http://Ch11h-Child_Support_Ends_At_What_Age.Dads-House.Org Modifications Due to New Child http://Ch11i-Child_Support_Adjust_Due_2_New_Child.Dads-House.Org Modification Due Remarriage http://Ch11l-Child_Support_Adjust-Income_Of_2nd_Spouse.Dads-House.Org \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
We spend so much money fighting drugs and border security, why can't we dig a canal between the US and Mexico?
We spend so much money fighting drugs and border security, why can't we dig a canal between the US and Mexico?
Wouldn't building a lock or canal system across our border make it much easier to control traffic in and out of the US? It seems like we are willing to spend an infinite amount of money to try to control our border in what appears to be a futile effort anyway. Also, if big enough, wouldn't it help passage of ships from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean? And depending on desalination technology...possibly solar powered...wouldn't this help agriculture in these areas? I know you would have to rebuild roads and make new bridges, but wouldn't all this also help the US economy? Construction workers would likely relocate their families to the border areas, bringing money into the local economies. Even Mexican citizens can be employed to help with the construction, helping them make money.
Other - Politics & Government - 11 Answers
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Take Panama and multiply it by about 100. Reconsider.
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good idea...make it deep and pumpt water into it...but there has to be a couple bridges for traffic,...
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Because it would be quite deep in some areas, the entire border is not at sea level. Would be much easier to build two fences with a death zone in between the two.
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The canal would have to be extremely long. It is much too long to be cost effective but it would give the U.S. control over goods going from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific again. We lost control of the Panama Canal after the fool Jimmy Carter sold it to the Chinese.
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We already built a huge canal further south in Panama. We have no need for one further north. Also, The Panama location was chosen because of the least amount of land that needed to be moved. If you look at a globe or even Google Earth you will see what a massive undertaking that would be. It is impractical.
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A canal won't stop anything... I know several Mexicans that know how to swim. I also know a few that own boats. This is a dumb idea.
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That will not work but thanks for trying.*
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You are talking about spending trillions and trillions of dollars with an uncertain chance of success. First of all, you are talking about a very long distance to dig. That is over 1900 miles. That would take decades to dig out. The environmental impact would be tremendous. Plus, where do you plan on getting the water to fill this thing? Even if you have a great desalination plant going at the Gulf of Mexico, you will not be able to produce enough water to keep this thing filled. 1900 miles, lets say the thing is 50 feet wide and 20 feet deep. That would take 75,044,571,400 gallons of water to fill it. If your desalination plant can produce a million gallons a day then it will take over 200 years to fill this thing up. I know it does rain from time to time in these areas but I am figuring that the rain will compensate for evaporation. Plus, there is some really tough terrain out there. You are talking about digging up mountains. Not an easy task. Even after it was all said and done it would not go a long way towards slowing down illegal immigration or the drug flow. Unless you have security guards watching every inch of the thing then people will not have a hard time swimming across or boating across or building their own bridges or flying over it or some other imaginative method of getting across. Lets say that you plan in hiring security guards to watch every inch of the thing. Lets say one guard every 500 feet (that is a lot of area for them to watch but oh well). You have 3 8 hour shifts and each guard makes $25,000 a year. That would take 60,000 guards and would cost the U.S. $1,504,800,000. That is just salaries and that is without management or benefits or structures or training or equipment and various other costs. In the end, this idea is not technically feasible, econically viable, or able to fix the problem it is proposed to fix.
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Nope it it is an absurd idea and the initial cost would be astronomical due to the fact that the U.S. Mexican border spans approximately 1,969 miles. To put this into perspective the Panama Canal which is considered to be one of the greatest achievements in engineering history spans a mere 50 miles from deep water to deep water. I don't have the time to really get into the logistics of the whole project but it would be a very expensive endeavor that would do absolutely nothing to stop illegal immigration or drug trafficking to the U.S.
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Wouldn't do any good. Beaners can swim. Why do you think they're called wetbacks?
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Because our politicians are far from aligned about what to do about illegal immigration, or even admitting that there is a problem. I suspect it has a lot to with major corporations loving employing illegals below minimum wages.
Wouldn't building a lock or canal system across our border make it much easier to control traffic in and out of the US? It seems like we are willing to spend an infinite amount of money to try to control our border in what appears to be a futile effort anyway. Also, if big enough, wouldn't it help passage of ships from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean? And depending on desalination technology...possibly solar powered...wouldn't this help agriculture in these areas? I know you would have to rebuild roads and make new bridges, but wouldn't all this also help the US economy? Construction workers would likely relocate their families to the border areas, bringing money into the local economies. Even Mexican citizens can be employed to help with the construction, helping them make money.
Other - Politics & Government - 11 Answers
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Take Panama and multiply it by about 100. Reconsider.
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good idea...make it deep and pumpt water into it...but there has to be a couple bridges for traffic,...
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Because it would be quite deep in some areas, the entire border is not at sea level. Would be much easier to build two fences with a death zone in between the two.
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The canal would have to be extremely long. It is much too long to be cost effective but it would give the U.S. control over goods going from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific again. We lost control of the Panama Canal after the fool Jimmy Carter sold it to the Chinese.
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We already built a huge canal further south in Panama. We have no need for one further north. Also, The Panama location was chosen because of the least amount of land that needed to be moved. If you look at a globe or even Google Earth you will see what a massive undertaking that would be. It is impractical.
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A canal won't stop anything... I know several Mexicans that know how to swim. I also know a few that own boats. This is a dumb idea.
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That will not work but thanks for trying.*
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You are talking about spending trillions and trillions of dollars with an uncertain chance of success. First of all, you are talking about a very long distance to dig. That is over 1900 miles. That would take decades to dig out. The environmental impact would be tremendous. Plus, where do you plan on getting the water to fill this thing? Even if you have a great desalination plant going at the Gulf of Mexico, you will not be able to produce enough water to keep this thing filled. 1900 miles, lets say the thing is 50 feet wide and 20 feet deep. That would take 75,044,571,400 gallons of water to fill it. If your desalination plant can produce a million gallons a day then it will take over 200 years to fill this thing up. I know it does rain from time to time in these areas but I am figuring that the rain will compensate for evaporation. Plus, there is some really tough terrain out there. You are talking about digging up mountains. Not an easy task. Even after it was all said and done it would not go a long way towards slowing down illegal immigration or the drug flow. Unless you have security guards watching every inch of the thing then people will not have a hard time swimming across or boating across or building their own bridges or flying over it or some other imaginative method of getting across. Lets say that you plan in hiring security guards to watch every inch of the thing. Lets say one guard every 500 feet (that is a lot of area for them to watch but oh well). You have 3 8 hour shifts and each guard makes $25,000 a year. That would take 60,000 guards and would cost the U.S. $1,504,800,000. That is just salaries and that is without management or benefits or structures or training or equipment and various other costs. In the end, this idea is not technically feasible, econically viable, or able to fix the problem it is proposed to fix.
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Nope it it is an absurd idea and the initial cost would be astronomical due to the fact that the U.S. Mexican border spans approximately 1,969 miles. To put this into perspective the Panama Canal which is considered to be one of the greatest achievements in engineering history spans a mere 50 miles from deep water to deep water. I don't have the time to really get into the logistics of the whole project but it would be a very expensive endeavor that would do absolutely nothing to stop illegal immigration or drug trafficking to the U.S.
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Wouldn't do any good. Beaners can swim. Why do you think they're called wetbacks?
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Because our politicians are far from aligned about what to do about illegal immigration, or even admitting that there is a problem. I suspect it has a lot to with major corporations loving employing illegals below minimum wages.
Friday, February 1, 2013
Do you think I can make money this way?
Do you think I can make money this way?
If I borrow money from an individual and pay 5 percent interest to them, and use the money I borrow to lend to another person or company charging 25 percent interest. My Uncle in Mexico became rich this way. Obviously I would have to do this kind of business in Mexico where people can't declare bankruptcy, thus eliminating much of the risk. I just came from Mexico and to my surprise, there was no fear of the drug cartels... The media exaggerates situations, and it's mostly the Northern states that are having mafia issues. There's a saying in Mexico "Mind your own business and you'll stay alive." It's not hard.
Small Business - 1 Answers
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Yes, you would make money with that plan - if it works, that is. If you don't consider being beheaded or murdered a risk, go for it !!! ---------------------- Have you been following the news lately ??? There's a LOT of violence happening in Mexico right now. People are being beheaded and the killers leave your decapitated head sitting in your dead body's lap. I'm never going back to Mexico. No way, Jose. (And I want the illegal Mexican immigrants who are sucking off the US welfare system deported as well, but Obamaman isn't cool with that). --------------- OK. Like I said, go for it !!!
If I borrow money from an individual and pay 5 percent interest to them, and use the money I borrow to lend to another person or company charging 25 percent interest. My Uncle in Mexico became rich this way. Obviously I would have to do this kind of business in Mexico where people can't declare bankruptcy, thus eliminating much of the risk. I just came from Mexico and to my surprise, there was no fear of the drug cartels... The media exaggerates situations, and it's mostly the Northern states that are having mafia issues. There's a saying in Mexico "Mind your own business and you'll stay alive." It's not hard.
Small Business - 1 Answers
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Yes, you would make money with that plan - if it works, that is. If you don't consider being beheaded or murdered a risk, go for it !!! ---------------------- Have you been following the news lately ??? There's a LOT of violence happening in Mexico right now. People are being beheaded and the killers leave your decapitated head sitting in your dead body's lap. I'm never going back to Mexico. No way, Jose. (And I want the illegal Mexican immigrants who are sucking off the US welfare system deported as well, but Obamaman isn't cool with that). --------------- OK. Like I said, go for it !!!
Monday, January 28, 2013
do you think should I leave mexico?
do you think should I leave mexico?
I am mexican but I feel afraid for the conditions of my country and I don't feel there are jobs, I know many countries dislike the mexican people because they think we want go to as illegals but I don't know, I can't afford to leave Mexico, Mexico has been never good but many immigrants are Ok with living in mexico why is that? I am not against immigrants from another country but I feel many countries hate mexicans according tv and many americans or europeans come to mexico and they make money how is that? actually I have a bachelor degree and there is not job in my town and I live in a city where the violence hasn't come yet
Other - Mexico - 8 Answers
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cause americans think they're better and they beleive that they can just immigrate into another country cause they're better. In my opinion, the mexican police should arrest american illegals also cause its what americans are doing to mexicans in the US
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No...you should not leave Mexico. You should stay, get an education and make a success of your life. I know young people who have built a business from scratch and made a success of themselves. Mexico needs young people to help build a better Mexico. don't worry about what other countries think. People from other countries who come to Mexico, live here...and I know MANY Americans and Europeans who live here in Mexico...know what the Mexican people are really like.
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I actually love my culture, traditions, and the I love the piece of land where I live, but I hate what some people have done with my nation, we are starting a war, and It's better to be prepared and leave our Mexico, the government sucks, also police and those people who used to care about security now, I'm afraid of them instead of trust them, harmful, I'll miss Mexico I hope everything changes in a future. Por lo tanto da un buen ejemplo a cualquier lugar a donde vayas,rompe con esos estereotipos que tienen de nosotros, MUCHA SUERTE!!
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Yes, you should try to leave. If you already have a licenciatura you might try and get into a master program in some developed country. While studying in another country you might receive a good job offer. I know several young educated Mexicans who have done this. Mexico has no future for bright, young, good people; only for corrupt politicians and narcos. My son and all of his friends are planning to make their lives elsewhere - several already have. I wish you the best. edit: and don-t forget. In a desperate attempt to turn public opinion against the government war on drug gangs the gangs are murdering innocent Mexican high school and university students. http://www.jornada.unam.mx/ultimas/2011/04/06/arranca-marcha-en-morelos-contra-la-violencia/?searchterm=sicilia GO. GO NOW
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The person who says mexico has no future for young people is wrong. Think about what you're good at, what contacts you have, and who could lend you a bit of money and maybe think about setting up your own business My boyfriend did this - started up a publicity company making branded items for companies and within a year he was making more money doing that then at his full time job! I'm not saying its easy to do, but it can definitely be considered an option. Most of the europeans/americans who make money here have either set up a business or have been sent to work by companies in their home country - thus they get paid at the level they would expect at home and it goes further here. Other europeans who say, teach english, make enough money to live but don't make enough for luxuries Most countries don't dislike mexicans, in fact to be honest most europeans don't know all that much about mexico. Americans do often associate mexico with the immigration/violence problem, but not all of them do! You have a degree so you're in a better position than people who finished after high school. Maybe move to a bigger city, or look at options for businesses
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i live in tijuana and i'm an american citizen and IM NOT AFFRAID! i like it here
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if there are no jobs where you live then maybe you need to move to a different city where there is work available. if you went to school then look for jobs online and move to where there is something for you to do. You speak english and have a bachelor degree so there ARE jobs. Americans and Europeans come to Mexico and make money maybe because they are professionals in their field with a lot of experience and are able to get good paying jobs. If you can't afford to leave Mexico then how will you do it? And no, people don't hate Mexicans. Go to Canada, they love everybody.
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You already know the answer dude. Ya sabes la respuesta güey. Hay que irnos.
I am mexican but I feel afraid for the conditions of my country and I don't feel there are jobs, I know many countries dislike the mexican people because they think we want go to as illegals but I don't know, I can't afford to leave Mexico, Mexico has been never good but many immigrants are Ok with living in mexico why is that? I am not against immigrants from another country but I feel many countries hate mexicans according tv and many americans or europeans come to mexico and they make money how is that? actually I have a bachelor degree and there is not job in my town and I live in a city where the violence hasn't come yet
Other - Mexico - 8 Answers
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cause americans think they're better and they beleive that they can just immigrate into another country cause they're better. In my opinion, the mexican police should arrest american illegals also cause its what americans are doing to mexicans in the US
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No...you should not leave Mexico. You should stay, get an education and make a success of your life. I know young people who have built a business from scratch and made a success of themselves. Mexico needs young people to help build a better Mexico. don't worry about what other countries think. People from other countries who come to Mexico, live here...and I know MANY Americans and Europeans who live here in Mexico...know what the Mexican people are really like.
3 :
I actually love my culture, traditions, and the I love the piece of land where I live, but I hate what some people have done with my nation, we are starting a war, and It's better to be prepared and leave our Mexico, the government sucks, also police and those people who used to care about security now, I'm afraid of them instead of trust them, harmful, I'll miss Mexico I hope everything changes in a future. Por lo tanto da un buen ejemplo a cualquier lugar a donde vayas,rompe con esos estereotipos que tienen de nosotros, MUCHA SUERTE!!
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Yes, you should try to leave. If you already have a licenciatura you might try and get into a master program in some developed country. While studying in another country you might receive a good job offer. I know several young educated Mexicans who have done this. Mexico has no future for bright, young, good people; only for corrupt politicians and narcos. My son and all of his friends are planning to make their lives elsewhere - several already have. I wish you the best. edit: and don-t forget. In a desperate attempt to turn public opinion against the government war on drug gangs the gangs are murdering innocent Mexican high school and university students. http://www.jornada.unam.mx/ultimas/2011/04/06/arranca-marcha-en-morelos-contra-la-violencia/?searchterm=sicilia GO. GO NOW
5 :
The person who says mexico has no future for young people is wrong. Think about what you're good at, what contacts you have, and who could lend you a bit of money and maybe think about setting up your own business My boyfriend did this - started up a publicity company making branded items for companies and within a year he was making more money doing that then at his full time job! I'm not saying its easy to do, but it can definitely be considered an option. Most of the europeans/americans who make money here have either set up a business or have been sent to work by companies in their home country - thus they get paid at the level they would expect at home and it goes further here. Other europeans who say, teach english, make enough money to live but don't make enough for luxuries Most countries don't dislike mexicans, in fact to be honest most europeans don't know all that much about mexico. Americans do often associate mexico with the immigration/violence problem, but not all of them do! You have a degree so you're in a better position than people who finished after high school. Maybe move to a bigger city, or look at options for businesses
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i live in tijuana and i'm an american citizen and IM NOT AFFRAID! i like it here
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if there are no jobs where you live then maybe you need to move to a different city where there is work available. if you went to school then look for jobs online and move to where there is something for you to do. You speak english and have a bachelor degree so there ARE jobs. Americans and Europeans come to Mexico and make money maybe because they are professionals in their field with a lot of experience and are able to get good paying jobs. If you can't afford to leave Mexico then how will you do it? And no, people don't hate Mexicans. Go to Canada, they love everybody.
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You already know the answer dude. Ya sabes la respuesta güey. Hay que irnos.
Monday, January 14, 2013
Travlet In Mexico And South America?
Travlet In Mexico And South America?
Does any one know of any ways to travel in mexico and some ways to make money with out geting in to trouble. Also need to know how to get to south america with out taking the bus and also what do I need to get across the border. Thanks! Community PLEASE help!
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Working in Mexico w/o and FM3 card will be some dirty work with little pay - maybe 10 dollars or 100 pesos - AT BEST...You will have to do some odd jobs as a gringo and ask to be paid under the table. Mexican unemployment is about 35% so good luck finding a job ! Buses are cheap dependable air conditioned and reliable. Kick back enjoy the scenery and save money. Check out travel.state.gov for all the requirement's. Right now by land - birth cert. and photo I.D - this changes to passport July next year. By air - w/o passport you cant even board the plane. The tourist visa you will get at the border is $25 and is good for 6 months. Dont overstay the dated stamp on it or else you will face a fine of $3 dollars a day for overstaying you visa.
Does any one know of any ways to travel in mexico and some ways to make money with out geting in to trouble. Also need to know how to get to south america with out taking the bus and also what do I need to get across the border. Thanks! Community PLEASE help!
Other - Mexico - 1 Answers
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Working in Mexico w/o and FM3 card will be some dirty work with little pay - maybe 10 dollars or 100 pesos - AT BEST...You will have to do some odd jobs as a gringo and ask to be paid under the table. Mexican unemployment is about 35% so good luck finding a job ! Buses are cheap dependable air conditioned and reliable. Kick back enjoy the scenery and save money. Check out travel.state.gov for all the requirement's. Right now by land - birth cert. and photo I.D - this changes to passport July next year. By air - w/o passport you cant even board the plane. The tourist visa you will get at the border is $25 and is good for 6 months. Dont overstay the dated stamp on it or else you will face a fine of $3 dollars a day for overstaying you visa.
Monday, January 7, 2013
Is it illegal to buy property in mexico to become a slumlord while living in the US?
Is it illegal to buy property in mexico to become a slumlord while living in the US?
Seems like an ez, cool way to make money:)
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Nah not illegal at all. While you are at it you should buy a few coca plantations too - I heard they are very profitable.
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Do you mean as a U.S. citizen or a Mexican citizen? There are restrictions on where and what kind of property non Mexican citizens can own, and the Mexican government has and will steal the property from you when they feel like it.
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If you are a Mexican citizen, non Mexicans cannot outright own property in Mexico.
Seems like an ez, cool way to make money:)
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Nah not illegal at all. While you are at it you should buy a few coca plantations too - I heard they are very profitable.
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Do you mean as a U.S. citizen or a Mexican citizen? There are restrictions on where and what kind of property non Mexican citizens can own, and the Mexican government has and will steal the property from you when they feel like it.
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If you are a Mexican citizen, non Mexicans cannot outright own property in Mexico.
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
I want to make lots of money here but I'm illegal?
I want to make lots of money here but I'm illegal?
I am a 16 year old straight A student in high school. All my life I believed I was a citizen of the USA because my parents never told me that I was brought here illegally while I was 2 years old. I want to be a chemical engineer and make tons of money. I want to make more money than most white people do. But I'm reading that I won't be able to get a job here due to not having legal status. That is NOT fair to me, in my opinion. Other people who I thought were my peers are actually in a class that is ABOVE me, even though I get better grades than them and have many more ambitions than them. I have dreams like all the other kids. Why am I not allowed at least the CHANCE to be in the top 10% income earning bracket of the country. Why don't I deserve the chance to be rich like white people? Someone told me that the only way I have to get legal status here is for the dream act to pass, or to go back to my country of origin which is Mexico. I don't want to go to Mexico. AMERICA is MY country. I have always lived here. It is here that I want to make lots and lots of money.
Other - Careers & Employment - 3 Answers
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Do you want to work from home and earn $7,500 - $12,000 every month? currently seeking full time / part-time, freelance jobs. You can earn a significant income every month with no experience. Our program will show you step-by-step how to get started and we will help you continue to generate the income you want! http://bestearningways.com Thanks http://answers.yahoo.com
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It's not that you don't deserve it, we all deserve it, but, we all pay taxes that help us acquire it. Become a naturalized citizen, pay taxes, and you can apply for financial aid and go to college and make all the money you want. Your old enough to apply for citizenship on your own. Contact the nearest embassy to you. Research online "naturalization in the US" and find out what your options are. Good Luck.
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Well, first let me start by saying DO NOT trust those get rich quick at home schemes. If they were real don't you think everybody would be rich cause they'd all be doing that. Anyway, it has nothing to do with race, everything to do with nationality. Like the lady before me said, you are now old enough to apply for naturalization. You have the chance to do everything you said you want to do, but you have to be pro-active and apply for citizenship. Or you could marry an American citizen and that will automatically make you a citizen. Either way, there are plenty of ways to become a citizen if thats what you really want. Pay your taxes as a citizen and you'll get every right all other Americans (whether white, black, yellow, red, or brown) get. Good Luck and excuse my long windedness
I am a 16 year old straight A student in high school. All my life I believed I was a citizen of the USA because my parents never told me that I was brought here illegally while I was 2 years old. I want to be a chemical engineer and make tons of money. I want to make more money than most white people do. But I'm reading that I won't be able to get a job here due to not having legal status. That is NOT fair to me, in my opinion. Other people who I thought were my peers are actually in a class that is ABOVE me, even though I get better grades than them and have many more ambitions than them. I have dreams like all the other kids. Why am I not allowed at least the CHANCE to be in the top 10% income earning bracket of the country. Why don't I deserve the chance to be rich like white people? Someone told me that the only way I have to get legal status here is for the dream act to pass, or to go back to my country of origin which is Mexico. I don't want to go to Mexico. AMERICA is MY country. I have always lived here. It is here that I want to make lots and lots of money.
Other - Careers & Employment - 3 Answers
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Do you want to work from home and earn $7,500 - $12,000 every month? currently seeking full time / part-time, freelance jobs. You can earn a significant income every month with no experience. Our program will show you step-by-step how to get started and we will help you continue to generate the income you want! http://bestearningways.com Thanks http://answers.yahoo.com
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It's not that you don't deserve it, we all deserve it, but, we all pay taxes that help us acquire it. Become a naturalized citizen, pay taxes, and you can apply for financial aid and go to college and make all the money you want. Your old enough to apply for citizenship on your own. Contact the nearest embassy to you. Research online "naturalization in the US" and find out what your options are. Good Luck.
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Well, first let me start by saying DO NOT trust those get rich quick at home schemes. If they were real don't you think everybody would be rich cause they'd all be doing that. Anyway, it has nothing to do with race, everything to do with nationality. Like the lady before me said, you are now old enough to apply for naturalization. You have the chance to do everything you said you want to do, but you have to be pro-active and apply for citizenship. Or you could marry an American citizen and that will automatically make you a citizen. Either way, there are plenty of ways to become a citizen if thats what you really want. Pay your taxes as a citizen and you'll get every right all other Americans (whether white, black, yellow, red, or brown) get. Good Luck and excuse my long windedness
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