True. Did not take that into consideration.Actually, the paperwork was much less. You didn't have to go to the US and apply for a residency visa with all the time, expense, and paperwork that involves.
True. Did not take that into consideration.Actually, the paperwork was much less. You didn't have to go to the US and apply for a residency visa with all the time, expense, and paperwork that involves.
That would be nice, but the trend has been to make it progressively harder and more expensive.I hope they decide to make it a little easier again. For instance they could lower the requirement of investment in a property. It was very easy 10-15 years ago. In a way its a contradiction making it more difficult on the one hand and then accepting multiple overstaying on the other.
Thats good making it harder regarding documentation but not sure making it more expensive is smart at this time and then at the same time accepting multiple overstaying.That would be nice, but the trend has been to make it progressively harder and more expensive.
Yes wherever you come from you have to start the process in your country of origin. Maybe that is one requirement they could make easier to get past the problem. Not sure what the reason is for the requirement but probably has to do with background check.Actually, the paperwork was much less. You didn't have to go to the US and apply for a residency visa with all the time, expense, and paperwork that involves.
I think it was in another thread I merely pointed out property owners don’t always need to have residency. I believe that was the group I was referring to. If they come and go and don’t overstay there is not a problem. Then there is the snowbirds who stay longer and they overstay technically and hopefully are accommodated with a snowbird type visa. Finally there is a group you keep talking about and I don’t know anybody like that who have stayed for years and don’t legalize. Maybe the new DR government should look at that.You had indicated you knew people to come and go. That's all. Just asking what their take on it was. No one suggested they were shady, but my you are very defensive
exactly.Yes the grace period during the big naturalization push was the time to do this. The amount of paperwork is the same but the scrutiny and duration of various phases of the approval process have expanded
to get residency should be made easier in a way where you can apply for it solely online, without traveling to ny embassy etc.Yes wherever you come from you have to start the process in your country of origin. Maybe that is one requirement they could make easier to get past the problem. Not sure what the reason is for the requirement but probably has to do with background check.
the harder the process to obtain residency, the more production of overstayers.Thats good making it harder regarding documentation but not sure making it more expensive is smart at this time and then at the same time accepting multiple overstaying.
yes, a possibility that would work.The urgency for residency will go away with a better tourist card...ranging up to 6 months
want more than 6 month?
residency".......get in line
Just when I was about to be convinced by scofflaws that nothing will change.Back to putting the screws to the overstayers! More to come Monday...
Why should those who violated laws have an easier situation than someone who did not?I am not as dogmatic as you on this. I think the system needs to be adjusted yes but maybe the current overstayers should be warned if there is suddenly a change. Give them the chance to leave and then come back and an easier way to legal residency and a snowbird visa option.
Socialism is forgivingWhy should those who violated laws have an easier situation than someone who did not?
It was called "Regularization" . Two people in my development went for it. One of them got residency that way, the other didn't follow up.Yes the grace period during the big naturalization push was the time to do this. The amount of paperwork is the same but the scrutiny and duration of various phases of the approval process have expanded
You forgot another group. Those that live here and only take short trips out but are not legal residents. I do know people like that. Others mentioned they know many people like that in Sosua.I think it was in another thread I merely pointed out property owners don’t always need to have residency. I believe that was the group I was referring to. If they come and go and don’t overstay there is not a problem. Then there is the snowbirds who stay longer and they overstay technically and hopefully are accommodated with a snowbird type visa. Finally there is a group you keep talking about and I don’t know anybody like that who have stayed for years and don’t legalize. Maybe the new DR government should look at that.
Yes, correction notedIt was called "Regularization" . Two people in my development went for it. One of them got residency that way, the other didn't follow up.
(Naturalization means getting citizenship. )
Because the government lead it happen. And maybe they will continue to. We don’t know yetWhy should those who violated laws have an easier situation than someone who did not?
That’s exactly my pointthe harder the process to obtain residency, the more production of overstayers.
You seem confused about this whole socialism thing.Socialism is forgiving