What happens if DHS grants prosecutorial discretion to dismiss a case and the person has a way to adjust status? Do they notify USCIS that the court case has been dismissed or is the person with a pending I485 application with USCIS supposed to notify USCIS? Thank you!
As per my understanding, DHS has the ability to check the status of a case with the Department of Justice and has also access to immigration judge orders. However, for some reason, USCIS officers may not check this status or conduct thorough investigations in some cases, and it is better for the applicant to inform USCIS. I'm not a lawyer and this is not a legal advice, but I've been working with one for the last 10 years.
Yes, as long as your most recent "entry" was a parole, then you can adjust status through an immediate relative family petition if you meet the other requirements. I randomly saw this comment - please comment on my latest video if you want me to reply in the future. Thanks!
I’ve been here in the US since I was 10. I’m now 22. In the beginning when my mother filed I got my ssn, & work permit. My mom case was denied later on after her marriage ended due to DV & filed vawa. Now I’m without status. My sister is about to file for citizenship and I wanted to know if you think it’s a good idea to let her file for me when the time comes, will the processing time be the same since I’m already here and been here? Or do you think i should consider another route. This immigration is so tough. I would love to hear what you think .
Thank you for the information 🙏🏽🙏🏽
What happens if DHS grants prosecutorial discretion to dismiss a case and the person has a way to adjust status? Do they notify USCIS that the court case has been dismissed or is the person with a pending I485 application with USCIS supposed to notify USCIS? Thank you!
As per my understanding, DHS has the ability to check the status of a case with the Department of Justice and has also access to immigration judge orders. However, for some reason, USCIS officers may not check this status or conduct thorough investigations in some cases, and it is better for the applicant to inform USCIS. I'm not a lawyer and this is not a legal advice, but I've been working with one for the last 10 years.
Thanks for the information
What if you were paroled one time when you entered and it expired is it good to do family petition?
Yes, as long as your most recent "entry" was a parole, then you can adjust status through an immediate relative family petition if you meet the other requirements. I randomly saw this comment - please comment on my latest video if you want me to reply in the future. Thanks!
I’ve been here in the US since I was 10. I’m now 22. In the beginning when my mother filed I got my ssn, & work permit. My mom case was denied later on after her marriage ended due to DV & filed vawa. Now I’m without status. My sister is about to file for citizenship and I wanted to know if you think it’s a good idea to let her file for me when the time comes, will the processing time be the same since I’m already here and been here? Or do you think i should consider another route. This immigration is so tough. I would love to hear what you think .
I’m in Kenya and I was deported from the border of entry.
1 is it life ban?
2 if I decide to marry permanent is it possible?
The reason was that I worked, I received a cheque from the church as a gift and I didn’t know that I’m breaking the law of the land