Another way to fix an illegal entry! Quilantan waive-throughs
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- Being waived-through the border sometimes qualifies as a legal entry into the US and might allow somebody to apply for a green card in the US instead of consular processing abroad. If you need assistance with an immigration matter you should schedule a consultation directly with me. Call or text my office to learn more.
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What if your military husband is not in the military anymore he served 8 years in the military in the 90 's does the spouse still qualify for military parole in place or it's only for spouses of active members
My husband was brought by his parents in 1992 illegally and in 2004 he had a voluntary deportation. Returned illegally in 2006 we got married in 2009 am a US citizen applied for daca was granted daca can we apply for advance parole if we do will that clear is illegal entry?
Hey i came to the US through b1 b2 visa ...i had the final court and the judge GRANTED me to apply for the Permanent Resident Card i-485 ... i applied but the application was denid due to removal proceedings.. how can i get the removal proceedings termination. Can you please answer i only have 30 days.
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I came tru the airport at the age of 12 with somebody else's papers,I was detained but then released after acouple of months never put on deportation,would I be able to adjust status? thanks in advance
I also received an I-94
Yes, you can probably adjust status in the US and you probably will not need a fraud waiver due to your age.
My VAWA that I filed on my own got denied 15 days back. AP expired while in India. USCIS never mailed the denial notice overseas. I dont know the reason for denial yet. Can I file for appeal on my own. Can I go get an attorney if the appeal too gets denied to file for motion to re-open/ reconsider..... or by then it will be too much mess...... Is it best not to make anymore mess on my own and get an attorney?? I couldn't find an attorney for my 2k budget.... BUT I still have all my american credit cards with 30-50k limit...as long as not paying the credit card bills does not get my account or safe frozen I dont mind over swiping it- Just credit hit- I dont care about it. Creditcard debt discharge or bankruptcy isn't an easy option because of 2 apartments difficult to hide in India. Not too excited about a plastic green card without a job that's long gone. India living costs me nothing. GC will end in endless loop of re-entry permit.
Does not look like filing an appeal on my own is even possible.... cant even find the first step and the form name and where and how to file for an appeal.
Appeals of USCIS decisions are usually done using form I-290B (www.uscis.gov/i-290b), but I think you're wasting your money on an appeal if you don't have a copy of the decision and don't know why your case was denied.
@@DarianLaw Thanks a lot! Does filing an appeal now on my own will interfere with future plans of filing a motion-2reconsider/ motion2open using an attorney?? Or these are 2 different things....
If the number of attempts for appeal is unlimited & does not interfere with my future ability to file for a motion- I will do one anyways on a guess work. I will send an appeal saying I guess reason for denial was one of the following and explanation for all. Eg: if it was for missing on biometrics then requesting a new biometrics date. And if it was for overstay- then all copies of visa & just EADs explaining the same.