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Bankruptcy and immigrant status

‎01-07-2013 07:37 PM

So I just read a sticky here about common questions about bankruptcy, and it said that a person has to be a citizen in order to file. I'm a permanent resident and I filed one ten years ago. Have laws changed pertaining to this? I did a quick google and it seems you only have to be legally resident of the state you're applying in. Just want to verify.

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