Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

Yes, if you came or were brought to USA illegally (were not inspected and admitted), you are not eligible to USA citizenship. To become a USA citizen, you have to become a permanent resident (green card holder) first.

You can't apply for permanent residency (green card) through the process known as adjustment of status if you came to USA illegally. Yes, if your husband petitions for you, you will have to go to Mexico and apply for a visa and a waiver. If a waiver application is approved, then a visa can be approved as well.

The exception could apply if some close relative had petitioned for you or your parents while you were a child and before April 30, 2001.

How exactly your aunt brought you to USA by plane?

You can't obtain a driver license until your fix your status. As a minimum you have to have a work permit and a SSN in order to be able to apply for a driver license.

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Hello:

How exactly did you come in 'illegally' by plane. You would have had to have been inspected. Please let me know so I can advise you further.

If you have 245 (i) protection, your spouse might petition you for a green card. We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney.

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