Internet Activity # 4

DIASCRIPTIVE READING I

Sequence II

Instructions: If possible, print this activity and fill in the lines as you go along. If you can't print this page, use a sheet of paper to write the answers you find on the Internet.

Objectives:

By completing this activity, you will:

· Read for sequence information

· Write about steps in sequence

· Write a sequence using time/order words

· Organize a sequence chronologically

· Identify the steps in a sequence to complete a process

· Order a sequence in terms of most expensive and least expensive

1. Go to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service’s Website at http://uscis.gov.

2. Look at the left-hand menu. Click on Immigration Forms, Fees and Fingerprints. Click on Forms and Fees. Scroll down and look at the Fee Chart.

3. Select three forms that begin with the letter I. Write the form numbers here: ________________________________________________________________________

4. List the forms in a money sequence, writing the least expensive first, and the most expensive last in the boxes.

Form Number

Title

Filing Fee

5. Go back to Immigration and Naturalization Service's Web site at http://uscis.gov.

6. Click on About US and FOIA. Next click History, Genealogy and Education.

7. Scroll down the page. Click on Immigrant Arrival Records. Next, click on Ship Passenger Manifests. Next, click on Read About Records of a 1904 immigrant.

8. Read about Immigrant Max Gudis. Write his initial immigration history using the words first, next and last here:

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9. Go back to the INS Web site (http://uscis.gov).

10. On the top menu, click on FAQs. Then click on Adoption.

11. Click on How Do I apply to bring foreign-born orphans to the US?

12. Read Who is Eligible to File an Orphan Petition. Write two steps in sequence in order to bring foreign-born orphans to the US here:

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13. Go back to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service’s Website (http://uscis.gov) and bookmark this site for future visits.