artemisa12

1 hour ago, SchoolBus said:

If you are outside of the US for too long, you are going to lose the green card as it can be considered abandoned. So probably it doesn't serve the purpose you were thinking about.

i didn't even think about that

well, i guess it wouldn't make any difference anyways

thanks for all the replies

9 hours ago, gregcrs2 said:

 

not my intention no

my parents actually are comfortable in their country(denmark) and dont want to move, but i think it would be easier for them to be permanent resident.

it gives some sense of security i believe, and even though hey have never stayed longer than a month we wouldnt have to worry if they stayed longer. 

thinking about it, its probably not that of a big deal if the bill goes through. 

I currently am waiting for my 10 year gc(marriage based),this coming may 2018 it's gonna be 3 years since i became a permanent resident.(can i file for citizenship 90 days prior ? even though i dont even have my 10 year gc yet)

now since trump wants to stop "chain migration" im getting scared i won't be able to bring my parents to the US.

can i  file i-130 now even though im not a citizen yet ? at least to get in before everything is changed ? is that possible ? or is there nothing i can do but wait ?

thanks for your help