Legal Question in Immigration Law in Georgia
im a jamaican that have been in the states since i was 5. i went to school here an i haven't left the states since i came here. now im 18 and i want to join the army and i just found out that i was illegal from my mom. i want to be a citizen so that i can surve. i dont want to be deported so i have been treading lightly what are my options
1 Answer from Attorneys
If the Immigration Reform bill will pass the Congress and become a law, then yes, you may have a chance to become a lawful resident.
More information about proposed reform is here: http://law-visa-usa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4348
As of now, it's not clear: how did you come to USA 13 years ago (on a visa?), did someone ever petitioned for your mother, etc?
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