Legal Question in Immigration Law in Maryland

ive had permenant residence since 1990 in the u.s..i became a resident via my biological mother (canadian) which married my stepfather (american). im i eligible to get a n400 or n600? all answers would be appreciated..i have a pending deportation case pending now because i stated i was a us citizen while crossing the border..Ive been told that legally i was a us citizen under a recent law that was passed so all i would need to do is get a n400 and n600.


Asked on 8/01/10, 2:22 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

It depends on the facts that you didn't provide in your post. For example, how old were you at the time when your mother had naturalized? Did you live in US with her in her custody? Have you renewed your green card since 1990 (when)?

If an individual needs to file N-400 - he is NOT a US citizen, until the N-400 is approved and he takes an Oath of Allegiance.

I suggest you consult a lawyer before you are deported.

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Answered on 8/06/10, 3:25 pm


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