My daughter is 16 and has US citizen by birth, When can I apply for US Citizen?
Answer:
When your daughter turns 21, if she is domiciled in the US and if she wants to, she can petition for an immigrant visa for you. Until then, her citizenship has nothing to do with you, and gives you no further rights either to citizenship or a green card.
she can petition for you in 5 years for a green card the wait to be approve could take up to 10 years then you wait a other 5 years to be qualify to apply for citizenship
http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/...
You can apply for citizenship at any time.
Having a daughter who is a citizen doesn't affect your citizenship status, contrary to the delusional right-wingers who get their "information" from the right-wing propaganda mill and its degenerate, drug-addled, community college flunkout spokespeople.
you aways could have applied to get a green card or citizenship if you have a green card, but having a daughter as a u.s citizen does not automatically make you a citizen if you apply.
When she is 26
She when becomes a 18 years or older, she can sponsor you for a family based immigtaion for green card. It typically takes about 7 to 10 years to process. After you get the green card, it takes 5 years for you to become a citizen.
Hopefully never. You are probably here illegally.
Honey if your daughter is 16 and a citizen of the US by birth that must mean you have been here for a very long time. If you are over 21 you can apply. Good luck to you
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