My name is Daniel Smith and this is part of the continuing forfeiture fighter series of videos that's being sponsored by San Diego defenders today we'll be talking about just generally about why all these forfeitures are happening why is the government taking so much money and by the government I mean the United States government currently the United States government is taking 2.7 billion dollars per year in forfeitures in assets and properties of people of foreign nations and of the United States citizens as well now what's causing all of that well part of the reason I their eyes is that there is a $15,000 excuse me 15,000 pesos per month deposit tax that is levied upon Mexican citizens or citizens that have peso accounts in Mexico so what does that mean if you deposit 15,000 pesos per month you are taxed 3% fifteen thousand pesos is about $1400 1480 dollars at the rate of 13 pesos per dollar as an exchange rate so what is this causing to happen well many people are storing their money or stuffing it in their mattresses in order to avoid the 3% tax nobody likes taxes nobody likes taxes that are hard to explain why should you be penalized for depositing pesos or currency in a bank and that's part of the problem so you get these good citizens of Mexico that are stashing their money and will invariably come across the United States border and I have a my diagram screws that may be yours United States border driving across the border with their car and they might be coming across and is simply coming across the border talking to an agent a u.s. customs agent and they might declare well I have $9,000 in US currency that I'm bringing...
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FAQ - Cbp Form 258
What is the purpose of Cbp Form 258?
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Who should complete Cbp Form 258?
Do I submit my C-2W form during my visit to the CBP Office for processing?
Does C-2W constitute valid travel documentation if I am denied entry and will not pay the immigration fee?
If I am denied entry and do not have a valid travel document (e.g., a temporary visa or green card), will I be prevented from re-entering the United States for the duration of my stay?
Is there a way to check the status of my travel documents?
What should I do if the CBP says I will be denied entry?
Do I need to be fingerprinted to receive clearance?
How do I request a copy of the CBP Form 257, Notice of Denial? What if I have already filed my request, but am currently waiting on a response?
When will the CBP notify me of my denial?
When will I get to see my attorney if my situation requires one?
Can I appeal a CBP decision?
If my request is denied, will I be entitled to a refund of application and/or visa fees?
Can I make additional requests?
Where can I obtain an immigration lawyer?
What if a border agent does not follow the instructions to provide my documents?
Can I see the agent in question?
Will my documents be forwarded to the appropriate agency?
I am a U.S. citizen living in another country and have been denied entry into the United States because I did not present my approved I-129, Petition for Alien Relative, within the required time period.
What is a Petition for Alien Relative?
A petitioner who is outside the United States for business or other personal reasons with a valid I-129 petition from another country must submit it to an appropriate U.S. embassy or Consulate.
The I-129 may be used to:
appeal an adverse decision of the U.S. Embassy or Secretary of State or a court or other competent authority to the Immigration Judge
request the U.S. Government allow me to obtain a United States passport under the Visa Waiver Program
Request the U.S. Government not to notify the U.S.
When do I need to complete Cbp Form 258?
If you're a federal or state nonimmigrant alien or are subject to certain visa restrictions while in Canada — your application may not yet be processed or may be delayed. The BSA will not accept your application unless the above are met and an application date is known. The BSA's aim is to conduct all of these documents without delay, so you may find yourself waiting longer than usual. However, your application will be processed if all the required documents become available in time and all required fees are paid. If your BSA contact information, such as mailing address or phone number, has changed or if the information is incorrect, you will be advised that a new form is available for your application.
Do I need to complete more than one form?
Yes. You can complete as many as you like. Please note that no two applications will become ready for collection together. Please see the requirements for the specific form(s) you must complete.
How do I pay my application fee?
Complete the payment information portion of your application. See Payment page for instructions on how to do this.
Where do I complete a copy of my personal documents such as passports, identification cards, travel papers etc. to send to the BSA?
All of your personal documentation — including documents for each dependent including both parents — must be provided with this application.
What should I include with my application? What types of documents should I provide?
You should indicate when and where you will be visiting Canada (visitation period), the purpose for the visit, the name and relationship of a contact person, any applicable visas or permits, the place you plan to stay, and if you have any luggage. You should also complete the visa/provisional permit application process for Canadian immigration. Your complete application should indicate what proof of medical certification will be required. If a medical opinion is required, and it has not yet been performed, your application must also indicate which medical certification was performed before the date of the application.
What will be the cost of the forms and fees to complete my application?
The processing charges for the application are 30.50. The processing charges for a BSA approved non-resident applicant are 60.00.
How long will it take for my application to be processed?
Your application will be processed within one month of receipt of application.
Can I create my own Cbp Form 258?
Yes, there is a very handy CBP Form 258 which you can use to create your own personalized CBP Form 258. The form allows you to enter the information you would like to have shown on the form. You may enter this information online or use this form to complete your CBP Form 258 in person. This form is also available in English and in Spanish. If you have a disability, you may contact the Government on your behalf, to request that we request a specific form. You can also fill out a Form 258 with an adult for your dependents if they can sign their own forms. This will enable them to use a form for themselves. We suggest you use a form for yourself only if you will not be able to sign a form of your dependent's choosing. The CBP forms are also available for download in English.
Can I change the address and phone number for my personal CBP Form 258?
Yes, once you submit your form online, you will be able to change your personal information and the “personal” telephone number. You may also request a different phone number for your personal CBP Form 258. You may also choose an alternate address in the area from which we can prepare your original CBP Form 258. Furthermore, you may also submit a different set of documents than the original version to reflect any changes you've reported for your dependents to submit with their CBP Form 258. The CBP will notify you if necessary.
I have changed my mailing address for my CBP Form 258 and want to resubmit it. What information can I include in the new address?
If you have changed the mailing address on your personal CBP Form 258, you may submit your new mailing address in all fields of the form. However, you may send copies of any documents you have submitted with your current information. You can also change the address if the new address is closer to where you and your dependents will be living if you reside temporarily in the U.S.
Can I change the mailing address and/or the CBP Form 258 information on my personal CBP Form 258 from an address I received it from?
Yes. You are entitled to change your mailing address and/or the CBP Form 258 information on your personal CBP Form 258 from information you've already submitted. The CBP will notify you before it does so. This allows you time to submit any other documents that you've already prepared.
What should I do with Cbp Form 258 when it’s complete?
The final version of CBP Form 258 is available on the CBP Website at.
How do I get my Cbp Form 258?
If you are a U.S. citizen you should fill out Form 258 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) and attach it with your application.
If you are a non-resident alien you must obtain a U.S. passport at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate nearest you or at the Bureau of Consular Affairs of the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C.
You do not need a visa when applying for the visa to attend the event. Your fingerprints will be checked at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate before your fingerprints are entered into the FBI's National Crime Information Center (CIC) database and match the fingerprint or photos you have provided with the FBI's database.
Do not submit the USCIS Form I-129, Petition for Alien Relative, with this form application.
You may not submit any other document that may be submitted with your application.
What should I submit with my Form 258 application?
Please submit your Form 258 application on a form approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) before you begin your interview. You will be asked to provide answers to the following questions:
What is the date of your birth?
Do you have any family in the United States?
Where are you going on this trip?
Is there any reason you cannot complete the trip and return home in one year? If so, please tell us.
Is there ANY reason you cannot complete the trip and return home in one year? If so, please tell us.
Have you made arrangements for your transportation?
Is your primary home in the United States or in a foreign country?
If you are seeking to re-enter the United States for this trip, which country(IES) do you plan to visit first?
Is there a safe haven in your current country?
This form will provide the security questions to be asked of the consular officer upon your arrival in the United States. The consular officer will also verify your U.S. citizenship.
A visa will not be issued to anyone who is not eligible to receive one based on the information provided on the Form 258 application or the information provided by you. U.S.
What documents do I need to attach to my Cbp Form 258?
To attach documents, you must include the appropriate cover sheet on your CBP Form 258. You must include each of the following items (except a photograph):
Copy of your DHS application;
Copy of your USCIS application;
Copy of your U.S. driver's license(s) and or passport;
copy of your valid immigration-related visa(s) or other immigration-related authorization;
copy of the legal description of the firearm;
Copy of the license that shows the name and expiration date that you registered the firearm and its serial number (if possible);
Copy of the registration information sheet; and
A description of the firearms that you wish to sell.
Attachment of Firearms for Sellers Who are not Federal Firearms Licensees
When you sell a firearm over the Internet, you must also supply the following documents to your buyers:
your dealer's license;
a description of the firearm you sell;
copies of all firearms you sell that are over 18 years old; and
Your social security number.
Note: If you are selling firearms that you purchased and registered through your dealer (as part of an electronic transfer between your dealer and yourself), your dealer's license, dealer's registration information sheet, and the purchaser's copy of his or her dealer registration card are all necessary documents that must be included in the application.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. I sell firearms online. Can I sell firearms to residents of my state?
A. Yes, you may sell firearms to residents of your state if you do not charge a sales tax or make a transaction using a check or electronic wire transfer (EMT). But, you may not sell firearms to nonresidents of a state other than Illinois.
Q. Do I need my license or registration from my state of Illinois to sell a handgun in Illinois?
A. You do not need your license or registration if you do not charge a sales tax on the sale of the handgun, and you make the sale online directly to the buyer. But, you may not sell a handgun to a nonresident of Illinois (except for sales of handguns to a dealer who is required to be licensed by the State of Illinois).
Q. Is there a fee for applying for a license to sell a handgun in Chicago (the State of Illinois)?
A. No.
What are the different types of Cbp Form 258?
The forms vary between states to varying degrees. We've compiled the forms in this section according to the agency's primary activity and agency function:
CBP Form 258B — Border and Air Transportation Security Administration (ACTA)
Requirements: Must list the type of vehicle to be evaluated. Include the name of the driver, the date and time of testing and any other identifying information for the individual.
Who May Be Tested: U.S. Citizens and Aliens.
Testing Area/Place: The testing area cannot be farther than 15 miles from the testing location. At the testing location, a CBP officer or authorized agent must be present at all times to ensure that the individual has been properly evaluated.
When to Take the Test: Testing is considered complete when the subject enters the testing area and no more requirements need be completed.
CBP Form 258C — U. S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
Requirements: Must list the type of vehicle to be evaluated. Must list all identifying information, including last name, home address, and telephone number, in accordance with the identification system established by each USAID field office.
Who May Be Tested: U.S. Citizens and non-citizen aliens.
Testing Area/Place: The testing area cannot be farther than 20 miles from the testing location.
When to Take the Test: When processing a visa applicant, a USAID agent may require the testing of a vehicle. The U.S. Department of State (DOS) or U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) may require additional testing at the time of an initial screening and upon admission into the United States.
CBP Form 258D — U. S. Department of Transportation (DOT)
Requirements: The vehicle to be tested must be: a motorcycle, as defined in 7 CFR part 390; a motor driven cycle, as defined in 7 CFR part 362; and a vehicle used to transport people or property using a commercial motor vehicle, as defined in 48 C.F.R. Part 37.
Who May Be Tested: U.S. Citizens and aliens.
Testing Area/Place: The testing area cannot be farther than 25 miles from the testing location.
When to Take the Test: Testing is considered complete when the vehicle enters the testing area and no further requirements need be completed.
How many people fill out Cbp Form 258 each year?
Over the years, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has conducted over one billion CBP Form 258 filings. (This does not include the hundreds of millions of non-immigrant visa applications that are also processed by CBP.) To see what the latest numbers for Form 258 are, click HERE.
What do the numbers show me?
The U.S. spends a record-breaking amount on immigration enforcement each year. More than 16.4 billion was spent on immigration enforcement in FY 2015. This comes out to about 4.8 million per U.S. citizen who is in the country illegally. The vast majority of these spending figures are classified as “enforcement” spending. These enforcement spending numbers do not include the costs of enforcing immigration law. For example, these categories of enforcement spending include “investigations” and other legal and law-enforcement activities that may be considered enforcement under U.S. law, but which are not counted as enforcement spending in the CBP data.
What factors influence how much people say they can support their families financially?
Recent CBP data collected by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) shows that “the overwhelming majority of illegal aliens say that they have a good credit score and a job and that they want to work legally [for a living].” And since most undocumented migrants pay their income taxes, most of them have enough money to pay back student-loan debt without resorting to illegal employment or illegal income.
It is important to note that “illegal aliens” may not all be illegal when filling out the form. Some of those “unauthorized aliens” are U.S. citizens. So, one out of every 10 people in CBP Form 258 is not illegal.
What's the current situation?
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was created in 1994 under the 1994 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (INDIRA). After the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Congress enacted legislation creating “Operation Vanguard” as part of the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to fight “terrorist threats, criminal behavior, criminal enterprises, and organized criminal syndicates.”
Operation Vanguard was created with a two-fold commitment to “counter the threats posed by criminal alien aliens” and “to respond to and apprehend illegal aliens and other illegal aliens who are removable.”
Operation Vanguard is still in effect today. On November 29, 2001, George W.
Is there a due date for Cbp Form 258?
Yes.
If you are working at a point of entry (POE) and are detained, you will not be issued a Form 258 after you have been released. However, CBP will place Form 258 in your personnel file upon your release.
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