By applying for "adjustment of status." aka "green card." But i don't know if it's possible with a F-1 (student visa). Visit the USCIS office nearest you, or their website for further details. Tip: Google it (search engine) under "INS" or "USCIS" to find the website, since I don't remember it.
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F-1 is not the path to greencard. You have 2 options:
# Get a job and change from F-1 to H1-B. If your employer is willing to sponsor your greencard, then you will be eligible to obtain a greencard in 5 years. # Marry a US citizen.
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Yes, a permanent resident can become a notary public.
"My aunt became a legal permanent resident of the United States after receiving her green card."
no, only us citizen can help for permanent resident
you have to be 21 years old in order to help your parent become a resident
yes
Only if they've become an established permanent resident of the United States.
If the student continues to maintain his residence in CA (presumably his parent's home) and takes no action to become a permanent resident of NE, he may keep his CA license plates. However, if the the student takes action to establish himself as a resident of NE (buys property, pays taxes, etc) he may be considered a legitimate NE resident and required to register his car in his new state of residence.
by legally marrying that us citizen or print a form from the internet requesting to be a permanent resident
Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986
There are many factors involved here; you will need to check with immigration authorities.
Yes. As long as you are a on a temporary visa, you can drive with your Mauritian license. But I believe that when you become a permanent resident of citizen, you have to pass the Australian licence. Yes. As long as you are a on a temporary visa, you can drive with your Mauritian license. But I believe that when you become a permanent resident of citizen, you have to pass the Australian licence.
Yes, but it will require the person to return to/wait inCanada for a spousal visa to become available. That should take about 2 1/2 years when married to a permanent resident. When marrying a permanent resident, you CANNOT stay inside the US while waiting for a spouse visa/green card during that time.