Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
Green Card - Panama - 1970's
If a person living in the US was born in Panama in 1953, in Panama City (NOT the Canal Zone) and neither parent was American - how could he get a Green Card at age 17 in 1970? Or is it possible that he just THINKS he is a LPR?
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Re: Green Card - Panama - 1970's
It's hard to say without more information. This sort of case is relatively rare and would require analysis based on a more thorough look at the facts.
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