Immigration column now available

Since September 11, 2001, the immigration rules of the United States has become more and complicated than ever. Immigrants living in communities throughout the United States are now faced with tougher obstacles. There may be tougher reforms yet in light of the sniper case. The questions are varied and as a publication that also serves the Caribbean community I know youll be interested in clearing up the confusion. So join the U.S. IMMIGRATION KORNER team today.

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Contact:
Felicia Persaud
hardbeatinc@aol.com

Immigration column now available

Im a U.S. citizen married to a Barbadian immigrant. How can I sponsor my husband?"; I lost my Jamaican passport. How can I get it replaced?" and How can I get a green card through the annual lottery?"
These are just some of the questions fielded weekly in the U.S. Immigration Korner, a column created by Caribbean-born journalist Felicia Persaud, especially for immigrants concerned or unsure of issues pertaining to the U.S. Immigration Law. The column provides answers to some of our readers frequently asked questions and provides answers from qualified immigration attorneys and advocates lobbying for the U.S. immigration cause. Immigration, especially in these days of war and threats of terrorism, has become a major issue for the community you serve.
Publications like the New York Daily News Caribbeat Magazine, the Haitian Times, The Caribbean Business Journal, the Guyana Chronicle and The Cayman Net News recognize this. That is why they carry the column, U.S. Immigration Korner.
Since September 11, 2001, the immigration rules of the United States has become more and complicated than ever. Immigrants living in communities throughout the United States are now faced with tougher obstacles. There may be tougher reforms yet in light of the sniper case. The questions are varied and as a publication that also serves the Caribbean community I know youll be interested in clearing up the confusion.
So join the U.S. IMMIGRATION KORNER team today.
Contact Felicia Persaud @: hardbeatinc@aol.com for more information.