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I got my Permanent Resident Card in 05/12/1992. It expired on 06/05/2002. I then had it renewed and the new expiration date is 10/21/2019.

Thanks everyone. But I have one final question. I left "Part 5. Information About Your U.S. Citizen Mother" completely blank because I'm filing this under my father, who was the one that was naturalized before my 18th birthday, not my mother. Therefore I technically can't file it under her...

I came to the US two months after my birth in South Korea. Since then, I've never traveled out of the country. Not once. I know that's hard to believe. I've also never left the custody or household of either of my parents... Even now I commute to college. I hope that clears it up a bit. So am I...

Hi there. I'm a 19-year-old with a permanent resident card. I am currently trying to apply for citizenship under my father, who was naturalized before my 18th birthday. If I'm not mistaken, this does mean I am eligible, right? I was told that even though I'm 19, I can still apply for citizenship...

I guess this is really the only thing I can do for now. I will have my parents file their N-400's ASAP; hopefully the academies will have a policy where they will wait for the pending citizenship while evaluating my application. Thank you so very much for the replies.

That is actually exactly what my parents are planning to do. I am under 17 still; I will turn 18 years old on March 15, 2010. I'm not entirely sure about how it works: when my parents complete their citizenship, does that mean I automatically become a US citizen? Neither of my parents are...

Hi, this is Kevin here, first time user. Let me explain my situation as of right now... I am a high school student, currently in the 12th grade, and over the summer vacation, I've completed the 3 online applications to 3 of the US Service Academies: the US Military Academy (West Point), the US...