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Question by khai tran
Submitted on 11/8/2005
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Hi...i've been in the united states for almost 20 years.i had a green card, but when i was young i comitted a crime.so they revoke my green card and deported me back to my country.luckily,i'mfrom Vietnam and my country don't accept me back.i was wondering if there is any ways that i could get my green card back again..please somebody help me.......khai_thanh04@yahoo.com.........thx.


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