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Hi There every one. I'm new.
Are there any experts on immigration here ?

I have a question or 2 to ask.
 
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I lived in the US from age 11 to 16 (1966-71) as a student then returned to my home in New Zealand.
I returned in 1978 and married a US Citizen. We both returned to New Zealand in 1982 and had two children. We divorced after 13 yrs of marriage and she returned to the USA with the children(US Citizens).

I am re-married and wish to return to the US. I have been told that I must wait until my Son turns 21 before I can be petitioned to re-immigrate. (2 more years).
My Green Card was issued in 1979 but I have been out of the US since 1982, except for two visits in 2001 and 2003.

My question is.. Can the fact that I had lived LEGALLY in the USA from age 11 to 16, and 22 to 27,(total of 10 years) have a bearing on my case. I was educated in the USA and I consider myself more American than New Zealand. I want to return within 12 months. I have employment offers arranged and would return with reasonable cash reserves. Who do I talk to set things in motion?

Any thoughts? Thanks
 
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P.S I have a SSN if that helps
 
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As a former US resident you can apply for a returning resident visa at the embassy/consulate. There's no numerical limitation for this type of visa. Contact the embassy/consulate for further details.
 
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I haven't heard of one of those but I will check it out today.
Thank you for your prompt reply
 
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