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Issue: 844 Date: 10/26/2006
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10月28日申請公民日
移民律師免費提供協助 歡迎參加
CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION DAY: October 28, 2006,
Forest Park Community College Cafeteria, 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.
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【時報訊】您拿到綠卡滿五年了嗎？如果您合乎申請公民的條件，請您參加10月28日(週六)上午十時至下午二時，在聖路易森林公園社區大學Cafeteria廳舉行之免費申請公民日，十餘位移民律師將在會場免費協助您填寫表格，申請成為公民。社區大學位於40號高速公路旁，地址5600 Oakland Ave.
申請成為公民之條件有：拿到綠卡滿5年(結婚綠卡滿3年)，年滿18歲，能說英語，沒有犯罪記錄、按時繳稅，不曾離開美國超過6個月等。您需要帶著下列之文件，綠卡、護照、(結婚證書)，子女出生證明，出國記錄，居住地址及顧主資料等。
有關詳情可電詢：Jobs with Justice ，辦公室：314-644-0466。
CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION DAY: October 28, 2006,Forest Park Community College Cafeteria, 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.IMMIGRATION ATTORNEYS GIVE FREE ASSISTANCE TORESIDENTS WHO ARE READY TO APPLY FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP
St. Louis - The Immigrant Rights Action Task Force, a project of Jobs With Justice, and the St. Louis Chapter of AILA, the American Immigration Lawyers Association, have joined together to co-sponsor a Citizenship Application Day.
Any immigrant who is eligible and ready to make application for U.S. citizenship can receive free assistance from an immigration attorney on Saturday, October 28 between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.by coming, with all the necessary documents, to the Cafeteria at Forest Park Community College,5600 Oakland Avenue, just off Highway 40. Over a dozen immigration attorneys have volunteered their time for that day.
Eligible applicants are permanent residents who are 18 years of age, who speak English, have no criminal record, who have had a "green card" for five years (or three years, if married to a U.S. citizen) and who have paid taxes during that period of time. In order to be processed, applicants must bring their "green card," their passport, any court records, marriage and/or divorce records, all children's birth certificates, a list of all trips taken since they became a permanent resident, a list of all addresses in the last five years and a list of all employers in the last five years.
The Immigrant Rights Action Task Force was formed after the Immigrant Freedom Ride in 2003 when over 1,000 St. Louis immigrants and community supporters greeted 90 freedom riders who arrived here by bus as they crossed the country to raise the cry for comprehensive immigration reform. The Task Force has since engaged in both community education and action projects in a two-prong effort to win Congressional reform of a broken immigration system and workers' rights.
Further information about Citizenship Application Day and/or about the work of the Immigrant Rights Action Task Force can be obtained by contacting immigrantrights@stl-jwj.org or by calling the Jobs With Justice office at 314-644-0466.
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