My mother became a citizen when I was 11 I am still holding a green card and i am now in jail for drugs.
You may have derived naturalization from your mother, but a full analysis of all facts would be necessary to make that determination.
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You may have derived naturalization from your mother, but a full analysis of all facts would be necessary to make that determination.
You may be responsible to reimburse the Government if he uses certain means-tested benefits. Go to www.uscis.gov to understand your obligations.
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If you were unlawfully present in the US for ore than one year, you are inadmissible to the US for a period of ten years from your last departure.
Priority dates for approved I-140s in the first three preference categories may generally be retained for subsequent I-140 petitions. Consult with...
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Speak to the DSO at your school. If USCIS "responded positively," then your status should be reinstated.
Doubtful. Consult with an attorney.
Consult with an immigration attorney for this type of question. There are far too many variables to venture a guess based on the information...
This depends on how many credit hours you could accrue, among other factors.
This should not be a problem.