How to apply for a Marshall immigration passport and how much does it cost? Marshall passport can obtain some of the rights and benefits of the United States. According to the Compact of Free Association signed between Marshall Islands and the United States on June 25, 1983, and the 2003 Amendment to the Free Association Agreement Act (Public Law 108-188), Marshall citizens are entitled to the following rights:

Marshallese citizens are free to enter and exit the United States, can reside there indefinitely, and can adjust their status within the United States to become green card holders; Marshallese citizens are free to study in the United States and are legally allowed to work during their studies. The credits earned in Marshallese schools are recognized by American schools;

Marshallese citizens are free to seek employment within the United States. According to the Freedom of Association Agreement, Marshallese citizens no longer need to apply for, hold, or renew a work permit issued by the US government (Form I-766 or EAD). When verifying the employment eligibility review form (Form I-9), their valid passport and an unexpired Form I-49 (or other legal entry certificate issued by the US government under the Freedom of Association Agreement) can be used to confirm their legal identity and work permit.

Marshallese citizens entering the United States under a free association agreement can obtain a Social Security Number (SSN) and Social Security Card from a Social Security Administration (SSA) office near their home. This card must be obtained from the Social Security Administration (SSN) in the United States and cannot be obtained from the US Embassy in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

Marshallese citizens receive an I-94 card (Entry/Exit Record Card) issued by the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) of the United States Department of Homeland Security every time they enter the country through US Customs. The inspector of the Customs and Border Protection Bureau will make a record on the I-94 card indicating that the person was allowed to enter the country under the Free Association Agreement, marked as CFA/RMI (Free Association Agreement/Marshall Islands). These are all US government regulations that are completely legal and reasonable.

Marshall Islands citizens have exclusive rights to the United States ✅

• 1. Free entry and exit into the United States
• 2. Can reside in the United States indefinitely