Prince Harry's new Job - what visa ?
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I saw on the news Prince Harry started a new job in silicone valley.
https://www.independent.co.uk/indy10...-b1821724.html
The mention of 2 jobs also makes the visa options even more narrow unless the commission is unpaid.
I had read this story before on what his visa / GC options were:
https://abovethelaw.com/2021/03/harr...migration-law/
The Green card is especially interesting as I recall the requirement to renounce all his titles if he then goes for Citizenship.
https://www.independent.co.uk/indy10...-b1821724.html
The mention of 2 jobs also makes the visa options even more narrow unless the commission is unpaid.
I had read this story before on what his visa / GC options were:
https://abovethelaw.com/2021/03/harr...migration-law/
The Green card is especially interesting as I recall the requirement to renounce all his titles if he then goes for Citizenship.
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Surely he has a Green card by being married to a US citizen and she has already sponsored him.
I have a nephew who married a US citizen and from application to getting the OK and arriving in the US was 4 months - they had very good lawyers.
Harry and Megan married in 2018 and moved to the US in 2020 - plenty of time for her to sponsor and him get his Green card.
I have a nephew who married a US citizen and from application to getting the OK and arriving in the US was 4 months - they had very good lawyers.
Harry and Megan married in 2018 and moved to the US in 2020 - plenty of time for her to sponsor and him get his Green card.
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Yeah, it does add evidence to this all being planned in advance... and that their sojourn in Canada was merely to take advantage of the free security Trudeau's government offered for a few months. Once that expired, they bailed to California.
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My money is on a CR-1. There was plenty of time to get that done before they moved. When did DCF stop in London?
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She was living practically living in the UK prior to the marriage so must have had special dispensation for that too.
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She did go through the UK process I remember that being mentioned at the time, UK process is super quick anyway.
DCF is still available for exceptional circumstances, a year? since London had it otherwise, Canada only had it for exceptional circumstances.
DCF is still available for exceptional circumstances, a year? since London had it otherwise, Canada only had it for exceptional circumstances.
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We all know that the White House/US Embassies/DHS/CBP/USCIS can fast-track green cards for high profile personnels who are eligible otherwise (e.g. married to a US citizen). Heck, even Trump at the time brought over Melania's parents (who are USCs now) in some mysterious ways.
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The Christmas before I retired I attended a party at the US Embassy. During the course of a conversation it was made very clear to me that when I wanted my visa all I had to do was call the person I was talking to, and I could attend the Embassy next day with my passport and have the visa put in it. Concerned about future complications at the US end if I did that, I went the normal route. But if that offer was made to me, I have no doubt Harry was made one he didn't refuse.
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We all know that the White House/US Embassies/DHS/CBP/USCIS can fast-track green cards for high profile personnels who are eligible otherwise (e.g. married to a US citizen). Heck, even Trump at the time brought over Melania's parents (who are USCs now) in some mysterious ways.
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The Christmas before I retired I attended a party at the US Embassy. During the course of a conversation it was made very clear to me that when I wanted my visa all I had to do was call the person I was talking to, and I could attend the Embassy next day with my passport and have the visa put in it. Concerned about future complications at the US end if I did that, I went the normal route. But if that offer was made to me, I have no doubt Harry was made one he didn't refuse.
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The Christmas before I retired I attended a party at the US Embassy. During the course of a conversation it was made very clear to me that when I wanted my visa all I had to do was call the person I was talking to, and I could attend the Embassy next day with my passport and have the visa put in it. Concerned about future complications at the US end if I did that, I went the normal route. But if that offer was made to me, I have no doubt Harry was made one he didn't refuse.
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