Alright, this is basically my situation:
I came to the States with my family , and my dad got permanent residency as a priority worker. That makes me a child of priority worker (E15). We've lived in the states for about 6 years and my parents decided to move to a different country because of a job offer, I had to move with them because I was still in highschool then. (that was about 3 years ago) BUT we maintained residency and checked in once a year to maintain residency. My parents recently decided to give up their PR since it was a hassle coming back every year, but I've decided to go back to the states to attend college. I'm turning 21 in february.
Now here comes the questions:
1.Since my parents gave up their permanent resident status, am I still allowed to keep my permanent residency?
2.if so will I have to declare myself an independant to do so?
3.what if I don't have an income?
I came to the States with my family , and my dad got permanent residency as a priority worker. That makes me a child of priority worker (E15). We've lived in the states for about 6 years and my parents decided to move to a different country because of a job offer, I had to move with them because I was still in highschool then. (that was about 3 years ago) BUT we maintained residency and checked in once a year to maintain residency. My parents recently decided to give up their PR since it was a hassle coming back every year, but I've decided to go back to the states to attend college. I'm turning 21 in february.
Now here comes the questions:
1.Since my parents gave up their permanent resident status, am I still allowed to keep my permanent residency?
2.if so will I have to declare myself an independant to do so?
3.what if I don't have an income?