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As a former permanent resident through marriage, how can I get my immigrant status back?
Saint Louis, MO
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Posted 7 months ago in Immigration
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I was a permanent resident through marriage. I got divorced, I left the country 13 years ago. My green card has expired.
Now that my sons go to school in the US, I need to live with them. They are 15 and 17 and they are American citizens. How can I get an immigrant status to be able to stay with my sons and work? Answers (1)
Theresa Cay Langford
This attorney is licensed in Texas.
Posted 7 months ago.
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Your sons are not old enough to petition on your behalf. Your prior status was abandoned. In order to qualify, you will need to qualify under a different category, possibly employment-based. It will depend upon your qualifications and the job offered.
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