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IMO that pattern doesn't look bad for a new permanent resident. Of course, they could question you, but if you use an APC, that is unlikely.

What is the point of leaving and sneaking back in? She should have, and still can, adjust status to become a permanent resident. That's the only way. Without starting this process, she is at risk of deportation if caught for any reason (even if she is from Europe and not Latin America...).

You need to change the title to say after not before.

You can start your degree in the UK while the RP is being processed. On the form, you can indicate that you want them to send the permit to the embassy in London. You can also try to re-enter the US before you are out for six full months, or if not possible, before you are out for one full year...

Ryanair didn't hassle you with their stupid visa check policy? How did they verify that you could enter Greece and Spain?

You need Singapore work authorisation. Assuming you are a citizen of Singapore, that and a re-entry permit are probably all you need.

I was let through passport control in 2005 to transfer terminals on an RTD with no visa, though I had a Schengen visa for my final destination. They were unsure of my situation, but were nice enough to let me through.

They can ask you for travel insurance, but the don't really do it. Your mother's address should be enough. If you speak German, you can explain things yourself.

India does not care, especially if she has OCI.

Yeah sure they'll let you in, unless you stayed for 90 days the last time. Even then, you will likely be fine.

of course citizenship comes with other obvious benefits, and you won't lose it when you leave

If you're just crossing the land border for a quick visit I think you don't need a visa for Mexico. If you want to go further into Mexico or fly in, you'd need a visa.

Nice job finding this document. If I'm not mistaken, I think Bulgaria, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Slovenia and Switzerland seem to be included in that list.

You can get a same-day passport if you have a flight (if need be, book a refundable flight for the next morning). Then, have an appointment ready at the Indian consulate and renounce and apply for a tourist visa simultaneously and expedite if possible.

Ok, so you need to understand the two areas here: the EU is one area, and the Schengen zone is another. The Schengen zone is a an area that includes most (but not all) EU countries, and some non-EU countries. For visit purposes, this zone operates like a single country, so there are no passport...

Have you applied for her German passport?

I guess you could have been detained in Athens if any of the officers had been inclined to check? Or, are you allowed in Greece without a visa?

theyre not going to ask you the status of your family member. their status has nothing to do with you. it's not illegal to visit someone who is undocumented. if someone is breaking the law, it's they.

Do you have proof of having applied for the permit? Take that with you and explain (only if asked!) at the border.

You can try. In the end, the interviewer could could ask you to renew and put your application on hold, or whatever, but it's also entirely possible they won't. Given that it takes a long time for the N400, I would just apply for citizenship and get the ADIT stamp when your GC expires later. If...