Can I get US residency through my mentally and physically daughter who is a minor US citizen?
Both attorneys are correct: (1) court is an option, but you need to get arrested ... not a good idea (2) your son/daughter can file paper, but...
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Both attorneys are correct: (1) court is an option, but you need to get arrested ... not a good idea (2) your son/daughter can file paper, but...
This is a long and complicated story ... you should tell it to an attorney in person. Normally an H-4 can not get a work permit.
As my colleague stated, you didn't give enough facts. This is a complicated area ... talk to an attorney before filing more papers and/or leaving...
You are proposing a very complicated strategy. Talk to a lawyer.
Talk to a lawyer ... you are probably on a waiting list that could be several years long. Talk to a lawyer about your parent becoming a US citizen.
It is a bit complicated. But, you should be OK: http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/info/info_1299.html
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You should be ok. It appears that you filed for naturalization when you weren't eligible ... nothing more.
GET A LAWYER before you do anything more.
Follow the advice of the three lawyers ... apply for US citizenship before leaving the US ... that is the safest/best way to proceed.
As the other attorney stated, filing an 'employer petition' before the I-94 expired is NOT the same as filing an application for extension of...