Does USCIS (old INS) allow anyone "domiciled in CHina" ...

送交者: HunHunSheng 于 2007-02-06, 13:26:48:

Does USCIS (old INS) allow anyone "domiciled in CHina" to maintain permanent residence status in USA

Chun-Guo Xiao

7. Plaintiff, Chun-Guo Xiao, is a Clinical Associate Professor on the
faculty of New York University School of Medicine. He is a citizen of
China, maintains his domicile in China, and is an alien lawfully in
this country, residing in Brooklyn, County of Kings, State of New York..

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This case concerns someone's action in U.S. - 唐好色 (140 bytes) 2007-02-07, 07:32:06 (124897)
not prohibited. - 笑笑 (149 bytes) 2007-02-06, 13:40:08 (124778)
- gosh, forget jenny who should be a citizen. some soldiers are not. (无内容) - 笑笑 (0 bytes) 2007-02-06, 13:43:24 (124779)
  - Soldiers follow milityray code - HunHunSheng (90 bytes) 2007-02-06, 14:09:39 (124784)
    - For soldiers, military code overwrite any civilian laws - HunHunSheng (266 bytes) 2007-02-06, 14:17:23 (124788)
      - 建议举报 - noboru (22 bytes) 2007-02-06, 14:42:15 (124801)
        
        肖传国多次公开说自己就是永远回中国了把他的这些言论收集起来告去 - HunHunSheng (154 bytes) 2007-02-06, 14:52:14 (124803)
      - U're right, a USPR must follow the INS's rules, which was talked here - 笑笑 (13 bytes) 2007-02-06, 14:36:10 (124798)
By defintion, domicile is permanent residence - HunHunSheng (94 bytes) 2007-02-06, 13:30:04 (124774)
- Domicile does not mean "permanent residence" as in green card. - fuzzify (225 bytes) 2007-02-06, 13:36:14 (124776)

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