Hi All:
I appreciate any help on clarifying whether it's possible to be a U.S citizen through grandparents. My grandparents (maternal grandfather and grandmother), migrated to the U.S in or about 1984/85 and naturalized in or about 1990. (Both deceased, but lived continuously in the U.S till their deaths in 2000 and 2002. I was under 18 when grandparents became citizen.
My mother and I moved to the U.S in or about 1985. Mother became a naturalized citizen in 2008, I was over 18 when she became a naturalized citizen. Mother is still living, and the deceased father was never a U.S citizen
I had a green card for over 23 years but never naturalized and moved out of the U.S in 2006, so I no longer hold a green card.
In this scenario, is there any scope of being a U.S citizen through parent or grandparent?
I appreciate any help on clarifying whether it's possible to be a U.S citizen through grandparents. My grandparents (maternal grandfather and grandmother), migrated to the U.S in or about 1984/85 and naturalized in or about 1990. (Both deceased, but lived continuously in the U.S till their deaths in 2000 and 2002. I was under 18 when grandparents became citizen.
My mother and I moved to the U.S in or about 1985. Mother became a naturalized citizen in 2008, I was over 18 when she became a naturalized citizen. Mother is still living, and the deceased father was never a U.S citizen
I had a green card for over 23 years but never naturalized and moved out of the U.S in 2006, so I no longer hold a green card.
In this scenario, is there any scope of being a U.S citizen through parent or grandparent?