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I'm paying taxes too what is your problem?

http://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-procedures/public-charge "Unemployment compensation is also not considered for public charge purposes. "

found was i was interested about FamilyCare...still have to found out about unemployment (if its considered public charge or not) "Families accessing NJ FamilyCare benefits will NOT be considered a "Public Charge".* Public Charge is a term used by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services...

I been working here for the past 5 summers (so I was talking about previous experiences)....This year I got here on June 2nd....started work June 5th...so I already worked more than a month and that's my average hours so far...I'm working on the Jersey shore so of course is seasonal :) anymore...

I work 100 hours/week for 5 months...that's almost a year of work :) if u consider 35-40 hours/week

"to be eligible for unemployment benefits, you must have worked at least 20 base weeks in covered employment or you must have earned $8,300. For claims filed in 2015, the minimum base week amount is $165. These wages must have been earned during a 52 week period that is called a base year. "

Well we live in an area where employment is seasonal...unemployment it's not something u get for free, u have to be eligible, after u pay a certain amount of taxes out of your paychecks. Am I wrong?

Can u apply for unemployment if u are a green card holder category DV2 ? what about medicare?

Is it a minimum period of stay in USA/year in order to maintain your green card?

How many citizenships can you have? Is it OK for the american citizenship if I have 2 already or I have to give up one of them?

I got an e-mail from the embassy and it says that they can reopen it if I need to make some changes on DS. I think I will call them and tell them about this

There is this question on DS-260: Do you hold or have you held any nationality other than the one you have indicated above? If u have double citizenship than the answer is yes? I'm not sure what the term "nationality" means here....when u google the term "nationality" u get different...