Excuse me, if menstruation is an American citizen, can you help me get a green card? Should I help my mother first, and then my mother will help me?

When you see the help post, the first thing to tell you is: "No". But after reading the post, I know that you are a considerate and filial boy, so I am willing to help you. Just because I am willing to help you, I will not encourage and guide you unreasonably, nor will I deceive you with those unrealistic "fudge"! My reasons and answers are as follows:

1. If you want to get a "green card", you need to apply for "immigration". Generally speaking, there are three possible ways to achieve immigration at present-"skilled migration", "dependent migration" and "investment migration". Unfortunately, I don't think these three are suitable for you-only your menstrual immediate family members are eligible to apply, but you don't;

2.UCLA is a good school, and the "hardware" requirements for admission are basically the following three:

1), with an average of 90 points in high school.

2) TOEFL 100 or above,

3), SAT2250 or above;

In addition, you must have special skills or advantages, have certain volunteer experience and so on. So, I don't think I can get in for the time being. Even if you go in, you won't get a scholarship, so put this road aside for the time being;

The most likely thing is to go to a cheap community college. For example, Schwarzenegger's alma mater, santa monica college, is close to UCLA. The tuition fee of this school is less than $6,000 a year, and a two-year associate degree is required. The total expenditure for two years is less than 280,000.

If you have a certain ability and are willing to endure hardships and do some work, you can greatly reduce the burden on your mother; With an "associate degree" with certain skills, it is easy to find a job. After finding a job, you can wait while working-either apply for your green card directly after working for three or four years, or wait for your mother to get the green card first. At this time, you are your mother's "immediate family". However, this road is only "possible", so don't expect too much! Because it takes a long time, about ten years;

4. If you think the channel introduced in the third point may be suitable for you, you must read the books in these two years very well! Why? If your GPA in Santa Monica is above 80, then the 60 credits you earned in Santa Monica for two years can be transferred to any school in California University or California State University system, including UCLA and UC Berkeley, and then you can study 60 credits there to get a diploma and degree from this school.

Ok, type these out first for your reference. Good luck! Welcome to continue asking questions.