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it's harsh because you cant do a lot of things without a GC but its just one more small obstacle in the way. i will get through this, whether or not I'll be able to work here is another thing though, I'm willing to work anywhere else in the world if i can. i have hope that everything will work...

thanks you so much! will look into that and keep updated if anything happens.

you're acting as if i wont pay back the loan. im going to get a job in Mexico and even before that i'm going to be working; tutoring students, money under the table. with my field of study i'm bound to get a great job there and i will pay it back to the co-signer, simple as that. and joeie2000...

thanks for the tip, it looks like I will be leaving for good after my education then. thanks everyone for all the input.

Darn well thats too late its only a month before my 19th b-day. It looks like I'm just gonna study in the U.S. then work somewhere else since thats my only option.

I found a co-signer, looks like I'm going to Davis. I'll finish up my computer engineering studies and try to work something out with an employer or last resort go work in my country of birth.

I'm going to find someway to get that loan, finish up my studies and work for a company that can help me get a GC. How about that? Or how about joining the military?

FYI I am a male and thank you for the input. So you're saying that even by marrying it would not be possible to obtain a gc? Couldn't I use the excuse that I was brought in as an infant? I mean it's not like I could've stopped them.

Hello everyone, I am 18 years old and have lived the past 17 out of 18 years here in California. I was born in Mexico and was brought over the border just before my first birthday. I have gone through my general education K-12 here in CA and have been trying to get funds to attend the...

yes that is our current status, except for my younger sister (15) she was born in California.

Here is our current situation. We immigrated to the USA in 1988, and have been living here for 17+ years and still are not citizens nor residents for that matter. I am currently a student trying to go to a california UC but it's hard to pay for such a school when you cannot get a legal job. We...