Q: My mom is a E2 visa holder and I am 16 yrs old Junior at high school. Is there any ways that I can get a work permit?
I have been searching a lot about Visa and if there are any ways that I can get a green card so then I can go into U.S. Airforce to serve in the Military but I cannot get any answers based on internet and I cannot find information about how to apply something and to contact lawyers. For now, I want to work but I want to make sure if my legal right to work is assured.
A:
You need to talk to an immigration attorney, you will not be able to get a green card already but your mother will be able to get you a visa. Consult with an attorney as soon as you can. All the best.
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