Legal US residents are either citizens of the US, or those who have Immigration documents issued by the ICE. Usually this includes a Alien Registration card, called a "green card" (although they are no longer green.)
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yes as long as it was legal there
Yes, If a non Legal resident marries a Legal resident,he or she are judged to be Legal resident of that country. They can have their Spouse VISA.So that can make them live happily and together forever.
It means, You have to be a LEGAL RESIDENT of the USA.
If you are not a resident, you are probably not a legal resident, however, you might be a legal resident of the last state where you lived. It depends on circumstances. The question of citizenship is a different question. If you moved the Greece as a child, you may need to choose between one or the other.
He has been a legal resident of two states, Hawaii and Illinois. He went to college in California, New York and Massachusetts but I do not if these states considered him to be a resident.
I'll get my driver's license after I become a legal permanent resident.
The Minnesota state tree is the Red Pine.
You are considered a Georgia resident if you have a permanent place to live in Georgia and except for infrequent, brief absences, you have been in Georgia for thirty days. See the related link below.
You are considered a Georgia resident if you have a permanent place to live in Georgia and except for infrequent, brief absences, you have been in Georgia for thirty days. See the related link below.
You are considered a Michigan resident if you reside or live in Michigan.
no