When a child is born in the United States, parents can apply for immigration as guardians from the time the child goes to school. Really? Can parents really go?

First of all, if the child is born in the United States, it means American citizenship and American citizenship. Note that a green card is different from permanent residency.

Parents can be guardians when their children are studying, but they can't work.

If you are an illegal worker, it is estimated that it will cost about $2,000 a month (including food and accommodation).

To apply for immigration, parents must be helped to apply for immediate family members' immigration after their children reach the age of 265,438+0. Generally, this kind of immigration has a relatively short time and a high approval rate.

However, if children go to school in the past, public schools basically have zero tuition fees, and private schools need to spend money.