If you're under 21 and unmarried your lawful permanent resident mother or father can petition to get you a green card. If you are married or are over 21 you will have to wait until they become citizens before they can file on your behalf.
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633 NE 167 Street, Suite 1001
North Miami Beach, FL 33162
305-249-7734
786-472-5788 (fax)
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Getting Your Green Card Through Your Family Members
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Getting Your Green Card Through Your Family Members
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- Who Gets A Green Card?: Amnesty
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Permanent Residency (Green Card)- The Basics
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