Can you be in section 8 If you're fixing papers?

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   Carl ShustermanPro

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   Answered January 23, 2013 17:06. If your significant other is a US citizen, he can sponsor you for a green card.
   
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   Rebecca Saldana

   Mckinney Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 23, 2013 22:05. Was your dad born here or did he naturalize? Also when you arrived in the USA did you arrive legally or with any sort of visa?

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   Javier G Pineda

   Santa Ana Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 23, 2013 17:38. I agree with Mr. Shusterman and will add that if your dad was a US citizen at birth or he naturalized before you were born, you may have a citizenship claim. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney.

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