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Originally posted by nocensure View PostHey guys,
So I'm in a quandary please help. My father recently got an email from a special agent saying that there are doubts about his petition for a green card. The petition occurred approximately in 2001. They have doubts that my father self-sponsored himself which is, in no uncertain terms, true. He was simply an employee and did not self-sponsor himself. In 2009 my father had to go to India to take care of his father because he is disabled and has cardiac problems. As a result, being a good human as he is, he did not want to make false use of his green card and gave it up 2009 and instead. However his son, me, and his wife, my mother still have their green cards and we are now both naturalized citizens. Our green cards, which our naturalizations were based upon, were sourced from my father's green card. Now the special agent says that if the means of obtaining my father's green cards were wrong, me and my mom could become denaturalized. Can we really? I mean what if this issue had come to light 50 years after the petition. Would denaturalizing us then make sense? Plus if we became denaturalized, then we would not be citizens of any country as we are not dual citizens. As I understand it, international laws and mandates decree this as not allowable. After all, in the INA ยง349, there is no clause which says person can lose his citizenship because of the above reasoning.
I would appreciate helpful replies. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.
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