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Originally Posted by Cloudless
Nobody, and I mean nobody gets citizenship right away, not even in extremely rare cases where congress grants entry to specific individuals through private bills. They get LPR.
http://www.aolnews.com/2010/12/15/co...gration-bills/
What you're going to get is most likely a temporary legal status, but with a clear path to LPR, then citizenship. Anybody with a green card can file for citizenship after 5 years. If you get a temporary status that can be converted to green card in 2 years, you're 7 years away from becoming a citizen. |
I don't think so,It is possible in extremely very limited circumstances.I helped an individual about 3 1/2 year ago through Section 322 of the Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA).The parent was a Naturalized US citizen but didn't want their children only to have Residency so went the "Facilitated Naturalization" route.The child in question was a 17 year old Dreamer at the time of application.