Noorah101

Have you had a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney yet, like everyone here is suggesting? A highly qualified ex-immigration attorney has posted on this thread that he feels you have a chance at becoming a USC, but it seems to involve the removal process and then somehow canceling that process. With this idea in mind, have a consultation with an immigration attorney who has experience in this particular part of immigration. Present this idea to him and see what he can do for you. It might not be cheap or quick, but I guess the question is, do you want to try to become a USC or not? If not, then no big deal...you can move back to the UK (keeping in mind that you might not be able to immigrate to the USA in the future). If it's important for you to become a USC, then you need an attorney. This isn't something you should try to do yourself.

Rene

i11m10c2

Awsome thanks for the profesional advice. I guess im done here kind tired of perfect judgemental, saints on here ive admitted what I did was looking for a suggested solution not the obvious slamming
AGain thanks I will contact them and see what I can do

i11m10c2

Thanks for the comments I have taken the advice and I am going to consult the attorney that was recomended. THANKS for not being judgemental I know I screwed up and want to fix it the right way.

Rete

Because he did not have a number. He was a Native American (Indian) and had an Indian Tribal Card.

You are entitled to rant. Go for it. Thank you for serving America by joining its military. I'm sure you would not have done so it there were no benefit in your doing so.

customsquestion

I can understand your lack of sympathy he has no one to blame but himself. But I am sorry I don't understand how your nephew in law would need relief from false claim of being a USC if he is Native American? He is an american citizen by birth isn't he? And Native Americans are also exempt from paying taxes aren't they?

i11m10c2

Realy you think I did it for a benefit! And whalt would that be? You dont get citizenship out of it not much pay and get brain damage and plates and pins in most of my extremities. I did it because I beleived in this country and nothing more.

And im confused if he is native how does he get deported and to where!
Most natives I know stay on the res get paid $3500 per family member to sit in there singlewide mobile and get drunk with a corvette and a hummer in the drive way.and the feds provide lots of new schools for them except they are all empty because they have no interest in learning because they will get paid for the rest of there lives to sit in there butt. And have immigrants do the dirty work while they whine about how 400 years ago they got screwed. Sorry pal you just hit a nerve here we have a huge problem with drunk indians with no ins coming of the res and doing whatever they want trashing property, rape drunken fights and so and nothing gets done because we cant piss of the poor natives!
One question what did he do to earn/deseve citizenship? What because he was born here.
So there ya go throw some snidy comment at somone else pal

i11m10c2

Yea woe is me I think there is something wrong with this story at least im being honest I thing somone is making it up as they go along .and if you dont contribute/work pay taxes why should they allow them.

ian-mstm

With respect, no such right exists... so, your opinion doesn't really hold much weight in this regard.

I regret that you now find yourself in this position - I hope you find a way out.

Ian

i11m10c2

I know I shouldnt have even made that post! I was rude and insesitive to somone that I dont know and I was not in formed of there particular situation and for that I apologize
I just get mad when somone make a comment suggesting I had some kind of ulterior motive for joining the army. Im sorry but I thought I was doing something that I beleived in supporting the constitution and the country.
Most people dont know that anywhere from 18-27% of our combined armed forces are immigrants!
And yes I think there should be citizenship for service.but your right no such law exist

i11m10c2

I have a consultation with an attorney that mr Folinski recomended on tues so will see what happens.
And im sorry if I confused anyone but I am not looking for sympathy at all. Just any advice or info

lansbury

I hope they are able to help and advise of a solution to your problem.

Brando

Can't say I agree with that AT ALL.

But never mind that, good luck to you with all this, I hope the consultation goes well, and you can sort things out

Marocco

Best of luck! Let us know how it goes.

ian-mstm

I see that there is, at least, one dissenter. However, I agree with you on this. I think the US should follow the Starship Troopers lead and consider it: service guarantees citizenship. Someone who puts his life on the line for his adopted country should benefit from taking that risk. Hopefully, I'm not the only one who agrees with you on this.

Ian

civilservant

I don't disagree, but I hope that the US doesn't follow the Starship Troopers mold in other regards!