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Let me know how this goes, I'm interested in knowing how it works out for you.

Norwegians don't need visas to go to the US. I have an attorney that is specialized in these kinds of things. He told me that they will let me have a hearing as soon as they can prove I've ever had a green card. They do that by checking out my records etc in secondary. I will probably be held...

Actually they have to let me in just because of the fact I have ever /HAD/ a green card, that's how the law is. Although if I can stay or not is dependable. But I have a right to appeal. And I am entitled to a hearing in front of a Immigration Judge.

My plan was to fly over and show my green card at PoE and go through secondary and try to work something out over there. As many have said; at least you're inside the country. It's a lot easier for them to say no at the embassy than inside the US.

9-10 years old.. I'm not quite sure but around 9 to 10 years of age.

I have a question for you guys; My father worked for an overseas US Company in Norway while I was a minor. Could his employment help me in any way? Should I also bring his tax returns? Should I bring proof that I went to school here until just recently? Help :P

I'm eager to hear on the process of this.

Please let me know how everything goes, because I'm very curious about how things go. I'm in a similar situation.

Of course, I know. Flying in to the United States on a visitor visa will automatically renounce your residency status. I'm sure as hell not doing that. ;)

Most likely yes, why would there be a problem obtaining a visitor visa?

My parents did not file for citizenship, no. If they did I'd be back in the US already. :eek: The green card becomes invalid yes, but not necessarily the Lawful Permanent Resident status. The SB-1 is a long shot, but I'm going to fly over to the United States early next year and go up against...

Hello, let me tell you guys everything I know so far so that you don't have to ask so many questions. Ok here it goes; My father won the DV lottery in 1991, we moved to California around that time. We lived there for almost 7 years I believe until late 1997. My mother gave birth to my sisters...

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Hello, let me tell you guys everything I know so far so that you don't have to ask so many questions. Ok here it goes; My father won the DV lottery in 1991, we moved to California around that time. We lived there for almost 7 years I believe until late 1997. My mother gave birth to my sisters...