Child Permanent Residence

[redzblazin 0]

You should make an info pass and talk to USCIS before moving forward. There maybe some help for the 17, the 20 maybe out of luck. Apply for the SB-1 (returning resident) visa for the 17.

Thank.... I really do appreciate ur help as I used this forum because I didnt know what else to do.. So are u saying there may be help for even one of my daughters because of the expiration date? so It would not be wise turn their green cards in

Thank.... I really do appreciate ur help as I used this forum because I didnt know what else to do.. So are u saying there may be help for even one of my daughters because of the expiration date? so It would not be wise turn their green cards in

and please can you tell me what AN Info pass is.. so sorry to fire so many questions... I am not in a position to hire a lawyer so will need to do whatever is necessary myself thanks again

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

Thank.... I really do appreciate ur help as I used this forum because I didnt know what else to do.. So are u saying there may be help for even one of my daughters because of the expiration date? so It would not be wise turn their green cards in

Correct the 17 left in April 2010, so she may be forgiven since it just a little past two years w/o a re-entry permit. Especially if you can produce her medical care records to justify her staying out.

The 23 years would have a problem, because it seems as if she was making a new life in the UK with the birth of a child. She has stayed 2 years beyond the birth.

Edited September 30, 2012 by LIFE'SJOURNEY

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

A infopass is an appointment made on line to your local USCIS office.

I would fully concerate on getting the SB-1 (returning resident) visa done for the 17 year old done quickly. Since time is of essence. Go to www.USCIS.gov and look for the SB-1 form and to schedule the infopass.

[Shiobhan 235]

I think the 23 yr old can apply for re-entry its just a matter of if/how long it will take to be approved, as to the child she had she will have to file for hat child when

she get re-instated which can be a while

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

I think the 23 yr old can apply for re-entry its just a matter of if/how long it will take to be approved, as to the child she had she will have to file for hat child when

she get re-instated which can be a while

The 23 has been out for 4 years, so please give your reasoning for your statement.

[redzblazin 0]

The 23 has been out for 4 years, so please give your reasoning for your statement.

my 23 last entered in Aug 2009 (3 years ago). Her intention was to stay out 6 months maximum after my sisters 17 year old passed away, to help her with her 5 kids as she was struggling to cope with every day formalities because her and her aunt are very close. She fell pregnant in early 2010 and intended to return and have her baby back in the US. 6 weeks into pregnancy she became extremely sick and was unable to travel throughout the duration of her pregnancy ). She was then stuck in the UK. On presenting in labour she was diagnosed with pre clampsia and suffered with high blood pressure for 3-4 months post pregnancy (we have documented medical evidence to support this... She has also cared for my now 17 year old since she was referred to a consultant for medical problems. However, she has continued to care for my 17 year old during this time, who we could not leave there alone as she was too young, while I have continued to maintain our life here maintain status in the US and constantly been back and forward. I had no option but to place my younger daughter in some form of consistent education in the UK as she went 6 whole months without education initially because we thought her medical problem would be resolved. My younger daughter completed high school this summer. Even though my now 23 year old has a child, her intention was always to return back to the US. We had no way of knowing my younger daughters medical problem would last so long and present so many issues which overall has been the main thing that has kept them from returning and affected their status. My 23 year old has wanted to return since she was pregnant

[redzblazin 0]

my 23 last entered in Aug 2009 (3 years ago). Her intention was to stay out 6 months maximum after my sisters 17 year old passed away, to help her with her 5 kids as she was struggling to cope with every day formalities because her and her aunt are very close. She fell pregnant in early 2010 and intended to return and have her baby back in the US. 6 weeks into pregnancy she became extremely sick and was unable to travel throughout the duration of her pregnancy ). She was then stuck in the UK. On presenting in labour she was diagnosed with pre clampsia and suffered with high blood pressure for 3-4 months post pregnancy (we have documented medical evidence to support this... She has also cared for my now 17 year old since she was referred to a consultant for medical problems. However, she has continued to care for my 17 year old during this time, who we could not leave there alone as she was too young, while I have continued to maintain our life here maintain status in the US and constantly been back and forward. I had no option but to place my younger daughter in some form of consistent education in the UK as she went 6 whole months without education initially because we thought her medical problem would be resolved. My younger daughter completed high school this summer. Even though my now 23 year old has a child, her intention was always to return back to the US. We had no way of knowing my younger daughters medical problem would last so long and present so many issues which overall has been the main thing that has kept them from returning and affected their status. My 23 year old has wanted to return since she was pregnant

Please note my now 17 year old has was referred to a consultant in April 2010 had surgery in June 2011 and further surgery in Nov 2011 and remained since to graduate high school

My grand daughter is 19 months old

[redzblazin 0]

Does anyone out there think my daughters possibly meet the requirements for the SB-1 visa so i can bring them back home, if so can i file the application for my 17 year old here in the US even though she is in the UK and where would my 23 year old file for hers in the UK?

[jamprincessf2a 15]

Thanks,

So the fact that their greencards are no longer valid will not prevent them entering for vacation on the VWP? also pease explain AOS thanks again

I think you should talk to a immigration lawyer before making any decision

[redzblazin 0]

I think you should talk to a immigration lawyer before making any decision

I do intend to thank you

[ceadsearc 516]

Were you married to your 17-year-old's father when she was born? Your child may have a claim to citizenship (even if the child was born out of wedlock.) Have you looked into this?