Has anyone had to deal with immigration? And if so was it a nightmare? Long story short I'm trying to get my daughter's citizenship so far it's been a mess. I called immigration and asked them what paperwork i needed to fill out they were not helpful and said the would give a call back in 7 to 30 days. Fast forward 3 weeks later a lady called for D.C. i asked her what i need to fill out she said and i quote " I can't tell you". I asked her would she help me it i was illegal and she started to stutter. Lol What a f$&king mess.
You might try The American Dream Center in Tulsa. www.americandreamcenters.org
They are a non-profit that assists legal immigrants.
We know them, and they are legit.
Was she born in a military hospital? They should have started all the paperwork with the state department, check this site and see if it helps any. Requesting a Life Event Record as a U.S. Citizen
From the website: A child born abroad to a U.S. citizen parent or parents may acquire U.S. citizenship at birth if certain statutory requirements are met. In such a case, the Department of State will issue a Consular Report of Birth Abroad, also called a Form FS-240, in the child's name.
Please visit the Department of State's website for more information, including how the CRBA may be replaced or amended if necessary.
You need an attorney that practices immigration law. You will not be able to do this without one. I am a long retired INS employee. It has become more difficult over the years. Illegal entrants have priority.
My son-in-law is Canadian. During his 3 year ordeal, I kept telling him to get Babbel, learn Spanish and come in with the rest of them from the south.
Como se llama usted, ehh
Como se llama usted, ehh
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I have heard Senator Lankford,s office will help.
Good point. Congresscritters are supposed to help their constituents with stuff like that.
I helped my sis -inlaw fill out her paperwork for citizenship. It wasn't that hard, Just have to make sure you include copies of everything required. Bring originals to interview. Just make sure she's lived here with her Green Card for the required amount of time. Sis-inlaw doesn't live in OK and there wasn't many applicants during Covid but still took a year and a half. Became citizen this time last year.
