I have a few questions in regards to issues that might affect someone when they apply for green card via marriage:
1) My father purchased and owned 5 rifles for hunting and target shooting about 10 years ago. When he left my family, he left the rifles and I kept them. I also had a hunting license and so I used them to go hunting and target shooting. I taught myself to shoot, so I can honestly answer that I have never received any "weapons training". However, will the mere fact that I have the rifles and have purchased ammunition/gone target shooting/hunting affect my admissibility when I apply for green card?
2) One of my coworkers was asked to take some classes at a community college about 10 years ago. She graduated California high school so he was AB540-eligible, meaning that even though she was in the country without legal status, she would receive in-state tuition simply by signing a paper stating that she graduated from California high school and would apply for legal residency when possible.
However, when she filled out the application online she clicked on the US Citizen box. Would this be a false claim to citizenship for "any purpose or benefit" since she would have received in-state tuition regardless of her legal status?
3) If someone opened a bank account and a stock trading account (Etrade, Scottrate, etc) about 12 years ago and marked US Citizen on online application, will USCIS find this info when they do a background and security check for green card application? I've been told that they cannot obtain banking information without a court order.
thank you,
Kao
1) My father purchased and owned 5 rifles for hunting and target shooting about 10 years ago. When he left my family, he left the rifles and I kept them. I also had a hunting license and so I used them to go hunting and target shooting. I taught myself to shoot, so I can honestly answer that I have never received any "weapons training". However, will the mere fact that I have the rifles and have purchased ammunition/gone target shooting/hunting affect my admissibility when I apply for green card?
2) One of my coworkers was asked to take some classes at a community college about 10 years ago. She graduated California high school so he was AB540-eligible, meaning that even though she was in the country without legal status, she would receive in-state tuition simply by signing a paper stating that she graduated from California high school and would apply for legal residency when possible.
However, when she filled out the application online she clicked on the US Citizen box. Would this be a false claim to citizenship for "any purpose or benefit" since she would have received in-state tuition regardless of her legal status?
3) If someone opened a bank account and a stock trading account (Etrade, Scottrate, etc) about 12 years ago and marked US Citizen on online application, will USCIS find this info when they do a background and security check for green card application? I've been told that they cannot obtain banking information without a court order.
thank you,
Kao