Well you should take your baby to your own country and raise it there because if they didn't give you a green card they oviously dont want you here. :)
A non citizen can gain status through an American child who is at least 21 years of age. Once the child turns 21, the child can file a petition for the non citizen parent.
Form I-130 "Petition for Alien Relative" (http://www.uscis.gov)
file a petition for him
Yes but the American citizen has to file a petition for the immigrant.
No, there is ABSOLUTELY NO BENEFIT IN MARRYING A GREEN CARD HOLDER. Since she isn't a citizen, she CANNOT adjust the her husband's status.
I-130 and I-148 to change to permanent residency and status
American citizen by birthright
child born abroad of american citizen
The individual must apply for permanent resident status before he or she can apply for US citizenship. Having a child born in the US does not automatically mean that the foreign national will be granted either one, although the child is a natural born citizen.
No. He or she can and will be deported when the authorities notice his or her legal status.
In order to become an American citizen, a person should first become 18 yrs old. Next is becoming a legal permanent resident - getting a green card. He/ she has to then maintain the required continuous residency status and permanent residency status. Becoming a US citizen is not a one-day process but a lengthy one.
Citizen status can impact a student's self-esteem if they face discrimination or stigma related to their status. Students may feel marginalized or excluded, leading to lower self-esteem. Supportive environments and resources can help mitigate these negative effects and build students' confidence and self-worth.