my step-son is a permanent resident fro the Philippines, I'm sending him to college in the Philippines, How
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It will not so long as he maintain no less than 30 days per year of residency in the U.S. I know a few LPR living abroad who vacation to the U.S. for about a month to maintain their LPR status.
48185
You cannot gain permanent residency through your children until they are 21 years old.\n\nFive years of permanent residency are required before citizenship, unless you are married to a US citizen (in which case it's 3 years).  There are some other minor exceptions.
7706
Talk to your University administration, they might have a student visa program.
588422
By personally visiting the SS office, just as if your son was born in the US.  All you have to show is that he is a US citizen.
534806
I would also submit any legal documents such a court orders involving custody matters and legal separation forms if you have any. This way there won't be any problems involving receiving information from the school regarding your child's progress. Take care. I wish you well as you are going through this.
739133
No he can not, But he can come to the USA and file for a divorce here and then after he is granted a divorce he may legaly remarry here in the USA and the Philippines government will accept his American divorce decree
500913
check with the phillipine embassy or consulate. here is a link showing how to contact them.\n\nhttp://www.embassyworld.com/embassy/
530996
if he is at the age of stuyding he can apply to a school and get a student visa. then when he comes he starts to work at the same time. of if you are from usa he can apply for a green card. oooooooor you can marry him. so he will become the citizen of your country.
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OK, HERE IS SOMETHING MAY HELP YOU \nTRY WAL-MART OR SAMS CLUB THEY DO SPONSORSHIP WORKER,,, OR FOUND ANYONE LIKE HIS WORK CAN HELP HIM TO GET HIS WORK CARD ,,, BUT IF HE LIKE TO BECOME STUDENT HE CAN GO TO THE COLLGE AND APPLY THERE AND IF THE ACCPET HIM AS A NEW STUDENT THE COLLGE WILL FILL ALL THE PAPERS HE NEED BECOUZE THE HAVE ALL THE FORMS SO ITS NOT REALY HARD ,,,I HOPE THAT HELP.. GOOD LUCK
867938
There probably is none. What you need to do is to take the necessary documents (your passports, and details of the ABC account), go to a local bank in the Philippines and do the regular T/T or wire transfer to the Agricultural Bank of China account.
441846
K-1 visa is the fastest way to get in the US. Your boyfriend needs to file a K-1 visa petition with USCIS, the petition then gets forwarded to the embassy of your country where you both need to go for an interview.\nK-1 visas are rarely turned down just make sure you stick to one story.\n\nOnce the visa is issued you have 6 months to go in the US, within 90 of you arrival in the US you need to get married and file for a status change, it'll take 6-12 months to get your green card.\n\nIf you get married in Philippines you can file for a green card directly with the embassy but you must wait in the Philippines until it is approved (may also take up to 1 year)\n\nK-1 is definitely the best option if you want to be in the US during the processing period.\n\nLastly, I must also stress that it sounds quite odd that you have just met (have you even met?) and already thinking about marriage. I'd be careful if I were you... a green card ain't worth it !
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The immigration site. You must have a means of support or a sponsor and determine the proper visa. Learn the rules first. The caregiver schools in the Philippines have contacts for live ins as you know after the 7 month course, but first talk with Canadians.
123462
Talk to the advisors in the center for international students at the two schools you are talking about.  They will explain how to do this.
832617
He can file an I-130 for his wife.  He may be able to file in China if he is a resident there.  He would have to speak to his nearest consulate for information.  For the son, he would have to prove that the stepfather/stepson relationship started before the boy was 18 years old.  If that is the case, he can also file a I-130 for the boy as long as he does so before the boys 21st birthday.  If he waits until after the boy is 21, the boy will have to wait until his visa date is current (there is a waiting period for single children over 21 years old of about 5 years, 7 years for married any age).  \n\nIf the stepparent relationship started after the boy was 18, the wife will have to file for the boy once she gets her green card and only as long as the boy is single (waiting period of 3 years if he's under 21, more if he's over 21 when filed)  If he gets married, she will have to wait to file for him until she becomes a citizen and then the wait is about 7 years. \n\nSee travel.state.gov for complete information and contact information for the consulates and Embassies in china.
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He needs to contact the Office of International Affairs coordinator at the college that he wants to attend.  They will help him (if he is accepted into the college) with getting his I-20 and other immigration documents.\n\nFinancial support is a major issue.
757097
Yes, he can. Because he is a US citizen and you are his immediate relative. However, I would ask an immigration lawyer about how he can do it without having you to exit the country first.
883798
He can apply in his own country.