Can an Adult Permanent Resident Remain in the U.S. After Moving Out of Parents' Home
Hi everyone, ill make this quick and short.
I am 21 years old. I moved to this country 4 years ago.
My parents have been living here since 94' and they already have their greencard and citizenship.
I got my greencard in 2008. I will get my citizenship in 2013.
I had a problem with my family and moved out of their house.
If my relation with my parents come to a sad conclusion, would i be risking my citizenship? can my parents cancel my green card?
I have to make some very important decisions in a small amount of time. Please, any advice and knowledge is apprecciated.
Any questions at all, feel free.
Thank You.
Re: Already Have Green Card. Awkward Situation. Need Advice
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If my relation with my parents come to a sad conclusion, would i be risking my citizenship? can my parents cancel my green card?
No. In the United States, the legal age of majority - that is, the age at which you are considered by law to be an adult - is 18. Your parents do not have the authority to have your green card revoked.
Re: Already Have Green Card. Awkward Situation. Need Advice
Thank you for your reply.
So i do not need anything from my parents from this point forward to continue my transition into a citizen smoothly, correct? nor can they interfere with my naturalization process
Re: Already Have Green Card. Awkward Situation. Need Advice
They can't get in the way, no.