Let s look at some of the reasons. Two , the white glove programs are not suitable to someone who has had legal entanglements that make him or her less than welcome in a white glove country, yet, ironically, the seeker is often most enthusiastic about relocation. A tainted past can be anything from bad credit, to a felony conviction for a something that is not a crime in most civilized countries, to unacceptable political views, or to someone who has ever been the target of an FBI or Interpol investigation. Front door programs require fingerprinting. If you ve got problems, none of the free countries will take you, and neither will Grenada or the others even for a lot of money.
All economic programs use licensed agents to vet the applicants.
The program facilitator will often say that no one ever recommended by the company has been turned down. This is true. Therefore, no one is ever turned down. Three , the white glove programs are not suitable for someone who wants a fresh start for any reason, including fleeing an abusive spouse, because all white glove programs require a very straight forward posting of one s past and, therefore, a finger pointing right smack into your future. Fortunately, the political undesirables who received economic citizenship are all on one list, duly entered into the official rolls.