Can illegal immigrants in the United States get their identity and green card by their children after they get married and have children?

1. Yes, because children born in the United States are citizens, they can help their parents apply for green card status at the age of 2 1. Just apply for identity after filing tax returns from now on!

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Q: My husband applied for a work visa after graduating from the United States. I currently hold a student visa. We gave birth to a son in new york at the beginning of this year. My son is an American citizen. Excuse me, does the US Immigration Department allow parents of new citizens to apply for permanent resident status in the United States? How or how can we adjust our identity? If you can apply for a green card, is it more likely to succeed? How long does it take to apply?

A: 1. Your child was born in the United States at the beginning of the year and automatically became an American citizen.

It's just that if you want to apply for a green card for you through your children, you must wait until your children reach adulthood, and according to the immigration law, their children reach 2 1 year old.

2. If you live legally at that time, you can adjust your status in the United States. There is no quota for parents of American citizens to apply for green cards. Without other factors, its success rate should be 100%.

(This article was answered by lawyer Lin Rongjie of United Law Firm)