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Visa filing question

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If a mother (green card holder) applies for her son can the son apply for student visa or work visa to us afterwards. Does the case filed by the mother remain valid? Or since the case by the mother has been filed will it cause the work or student visa to get denied?

Also one more question. Since there is no visa category for a mother to file when she is a permanent resident for a married child, can the child marry after the mother has her citizenship even though the case was originally filed for a unmarried child when the mother was a permanent resident.

If someone can answer these questions that would be great. Thanks.

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