Green Card
by Debbie McGoldrickDebbie is the editor of our sister publication, The Irish Voice, and is an expert on immigration issues.
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Green Card for July 2010
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010 at 08:13 AM
“I received a Morrison green card in 1993. I stayed in the U.S. for six years and also became a citizen during that time, as did my husband. We had a daughter born in New York, and had a child after we returned home.
“Now we are thinking of returning to the U.S. because my husband lost his job here and I am also unemployed. We are worried about the status of our youngest daughter born here. Someone told me that because my husband and I are citizens that she is also a citizen, but that doesn’t seem right to me. How will we be able to get her to the U.S. legally?”
The information you received about your youngest child being a U.S. citizen at birth is correct, believe it or not.
