Legal or not? Been in us since the age of 1. Mom got married and of course child was on immigration papers.?
Answer:
You will need to determine when the manner and date of entry into the United States and the child's age at the time the mom acquired citizenship. Assuming the mother was above-board in her permanent residency and naturalization applications, the child may have "derived" citizenship. The child's name would NOT be listed on the mom's citizenship certificate-- he or she should have her gotten her own. You may wish to consult with an immigration attorney to get a legal opinion before filing for a replacement certificate.
WHAT THE HECK DO YOU MEAN!!???
illegal is still illegal, don't care how long someone lives in the country?
Unless they have filed for citizenship, have authority to be here - they are illegal.
Matters not that they have a social security card or a license. Doesn't matter how long they have been here or if they have children.
My suggestion would be to contact immigration and ask them. It should have been taken care of when they turned 18.
Without a greencard - I don't even see how they are legally working.
No he still has to go into the process and system. Regardless of what his status is ,he still has to apply through the legal and proper channels
Generally, if the child is a minor when the parents are naturalized, the children are included in that naturalization. The naturalization certificate for the parents should include the child's information.
Illegal., plain and simple,,,,,,,,from the day they set foot here,,,,
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