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How can an illegal alien with a resident relative get a green card?

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Contact an immigration lawyer. They can go over the process and details with you. It's going to be a lot off jumping through hoops but I believe it can be done.

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I believe that only if that resident relative is a parent, spouse, or sibling over 21 years old can be done.

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How can an illegal alien get a green card?
An immigrant who is unlawfully within the US is not eligible for permanent residence status (green card).
How does an illegal alien get a green card?
An immigrant who is unlawfully within the US is not eligible for permanent residence status (green card).
How can illegal alien with resident child get a green card?
If entry was ILLEGAL, and there was no form I-130 filed before April 2001, there is ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE to get a green card, even with an anchor baby/marriage to a U.S. citizen.
Can an illegal alien apply for a green card if his spouse cancelled his application to get a green?
No, you must be petitioned by a citizen. A: That's absolutely right. And you also need to wait for another year.
Can an illegal alien receive a green card if they marry a citizen?
Sometimes. The immigrant must follow the same procedures and apply for the green card. Often, they must voluntarily return to their home country to wait for their visa and permission to come through.