This is helpful. It sounded like the parole in place could fix the permanent bar with a D3 waiver. That is how it made it sound. Thank you for the clarification.
What if someone has entered without inspection and has been in the US for more than ten years,married to a US citizen, but has been ordered deported by a court? Can that person still benefit from the program?
Hi sir, My question is about an F1 violation. I came to the US on an F1 and overstayed for more than a year without enrolling in any academic program. Then I had a stroke and my sister (a US citizen) came to the US and picked me up and took me to my home country. My question is that is there a waiver for me? I'd like to settle down in the US permanently. Thank you
I'm sorry that happened to you. You're subject to a 10-year bar since you had more than 1 year of unlawful presence before you departed the US. To re-enter you'll need a waiver, which will be difficult to obtain.
My husband entered the US with a tourist visa on 2006 and later on was in deportation process. His case went to BIA then to 9 circuit in CA and they denied the petition. What can he do at this point? Is that new parole in place will benefit him?
The consultation includes 55 minutes with me in addition to any follow-up questions that you may have within the following month (so long as all questions are sent in a single email). The consultation fee is credited toward the cost of legal services. My goal during the consultation is to give you as much value as possible, even if that means teaching you how to file the paperwork yourself.
What if the person entered with a tourist visa and is the child of US citizens but is over the age of 21 and have received a waiver for overstaying and is in the process of going to the consular in their homeland but have not left as yet? I know there is a lot of info there. But how would they be treated?
Hello Layer My Husband Has 3 illegal entires with no deportations / Which Were Voluntary, Last Entry Was 2004 We have been married for 18 Years Plz let me know he qualifies I’m sure a lot of ppl are want to know about this thanks for your valuable time
I have old removal order because I entered d-1 visa I don’t have chances file to court because corona virus started and I filed 212 and approved I filed 601A waiting can file pip and aos inside usa without leaving?
This is a complicated question because your I-601A has already been approved. You're probably not eligible for parole-in-place and proceeding with the 601A is probably your best bet if you're otherwise eligible.
My wife was apprehended by immigration trying to cross the border, she got booked and realeased the next day. And entered the country the next day, would she qualify for this program?
So how will the crewman do if it’s not avail the parole in place and cannot be adjusted. Despite been here for 20 years and married for 17 years that does not count ?
this answer has been discuessed in immigation attorney circles, hope this is incorrect at least not in every case, my attorney said crewman visa appear eligible for pip, as uscis stated in denial that there was no inspection or i-94 provided, just an i-95 landing permit, d-2 visa eligible for one day only so an inspection was unecessary, but the captain sends a list to border patrol so maybe an inspection wasn't needed, feel stuck in the middle
This program isn't for people who entered the US with tourist visas. I have many videos about people who entered with tourist visas and married US citizens.
Does my husband qualify we have been together for 10 years with 3 kids together but just recently got married in July 2024. He has been here for 30years with a clean record. Please help thanks
No, he is not eligible to apply for Biden-PIP (Parole In Place) program, he was not married to US citizen on June 17, 2024. There are only three requirements on the application for the program: 1. Reside in the US for minimum 10 years on June 17, 2024 2. Married to US citizen on June 17, 2024 3. Must have clean record since entering the US. If any of these three are not met your husbands application will not be even processed
I had interview my marriage case 08-2023 outside USA and I applied waiver i -601 October-30-2023 so new plan can help me to get back with my family fast if not then how long will it be take more time
Crewman INA 101(a)(13): “ Admission “ 13(B) An alien who is paroled under section 1182(d)(5) of this title or permitted to land temporarily as an alien crewman shall not be considered to have been admitted.
Crewman or Arriving Alien “ The term arriving alien means an applicant for admission coming or attempting to come into the United States at a port-of -entry, or an alien seeking transit through the United States at a port of entry, or an alien interdicted international or United States waters and brought into the United States by any means, whether or not to a designated port-of-entry, and regardless of the means of transport. An arriving alien remains an arriving alien even if paroled pursuant to section 212(d)(5) of the Act, and even after any such parole is terminated or revoked.
This is helpful. It sounded like the parole in place could fix the permanent bar with a D3 waiver. That is how it made it sound. Thank you for the clarification.
What if someone has entered without inspection and has been in the US for more than ten years,married to a US citizen, but has been ordered deported by a court? Can that person still benefit from the program?
I guess nobody is available to get it 😅
I support this disbursement of information 🌍
Hi sir,
My question is about an F1 violation. I came to the US on an F1 and overstayed for more than a year without enrolling in any academic program. Then I had a stroke and my sister (a US citizen) came to the US and picked me up and took me to my home country. My question is that is there a waiver for me? I'd like to settle down in the US permanently.
Thank you
I'm sorry that happened to you. You're subject to a 10-year bar since you had more than 1 year of unlawful presence before you departed the US. To re-enter you'll need a waiver, which will be difficult to obtain.
@@DarianLaw Thank you, sir. Last question: Can I come to the US border and file asylum?
My husband entered the US with a tourist visa on 2006 and later on was in deportation process. His case went to BIA then to 9 circuit in CA and they denied the petition. What can he do at this point? Is that new parole in place will benefit him?
We need to change the permanent bar signed by bill clinton in 1997 this parole in place is a joke lets change the permanent bar first 🎉
Your consultation is on the high side, I guessed because you're in NY. Can you please give discount?
The consultation includes 55 minutes with me in addition to any follow-up questions that you may have within the following month (so long as all questions are sent in a single email). The consultation fee is credited toward the cost of legal services. My goal during the consultation is to give you as much value as possible, even if that means teaching you how to file the paperwork yourself.
What if the person entered with a tourist visa and is the child of US citizens but is over the age of 21 and have received a waiver for overstaying and is in the process of going to the consular in their homeland but have not left as yet? I know there is a lot of info there. But how would they be treated?
does this pro help US citizen, spouse outside of the United States? Who’s been waiting for a visa interview for a very long time
When it comes to criminal records. Would a misdemeanor/ gross misdemeanor would disqualify you?
Dv can
We don't know the answer to this yet, but my strong suspicion is that a serious misdemeanor (such as DUI) would disqualify you.
Yes this parole in place is a joke we need a real immigration reform
Hello Layer
My Husband Has 3 illegal entires with no deportations / Which Were Voluntary,
Last Entry Was 2004
We have been married for 18 Years
Plz let me know he qualifies
I’m sure a lot of ppl are want to know about this thanks for your valuable time
No he won't qualify because the permanent bar we need to change this law signed by bill clinton in 1997
We need to change the permanent bar law signed by bill clinton in 1997 this parole in place is a joke lets change this law first 👏
Where your located
Rockland County, NY however we handle immigration cases nationwide. Most of our clients meet me with a video consultation.
I have old removal order because I entered d-1 visa I don’t have chances file to court because corona virus started and I filed 212 and approved I filed 601A waiting can file pip and aos inside usa without leaving?
This is a complicated question because your I-601A has already been approved. You're probably not eligible for parole-in-place and proceeding with the 601A is probably your best bet if you're otherwise eligible.
Hi sir,
I’m interested to meet you in Watertown,
I’m planning to adopt my nephew.
I’m still in Watertown,
I’ll call you soon.
Thanks
You can find the information to schedule a consultation in the video description. Talk to you soon!
My wife was apprehended by immigration trying to cross the border, she got booked and realeased the next day. And entered the country the next day, would she qualify for this program?
How long ago was it she had to have been here 10 years or more
@@afrikanjamaicangrl2077 she has been here continuously since 2007.
So how will the crewman do if it’s not avail the parole in place and cannot be adjusted. Despite been here for 20 years and married for 17 years that does not count ?
Crewmen must file the 601A waiver and try to consular process abroad.
@@DarianLaw what do yoy mean consular process abroad?
@@ginaetodd3374Im come with ship I have crew man visa d-1 and i filed 601A did you do foia when did you enter
this answer has been discuessed in immigation attorney circles, hope this is incorrect at least not in every case, my attorney said crewman visa appear eligible for pip, as uscis stated in denial that there was no inspection or i-94 provided, just an i-95 landing permit, d-2 visa eligible for one day only so an inspection was unecessary, but the captain sends a list to border patrol so maybe an inspection wasn't needed, feel stuck in the middle
@@stp982if this true i am hopeful that i am eligible. 2 lawyers i have asked they were negative about it.
What about persons who entered with B1/B2 visa and never leave but have American Children to take care of
This program isn't for people who entered the US with tourist visas. I have many videos about people who entered with tourist visas and married US citizens.
You don't qualify sorry
Can i do a consultation?
Yes, you can call us or use this link to book a consultation: darianlaw.com/schedule-a-consultation
Does my husband qualify we have been together for 10 years with 3 kids together but just recently got married in July 2024. He has been here for 30years with a clean record. Please help thanks
No sorry you don qualify
No, he is not eligible to apply for Biden-PIP (Parole In Place) program, he was not married to US citizen on June 17, 2024. There are only three requirements on the application for the program:
1. Reside in the US for minimum 10 years on June 17, 2024
2. Married to US citizen on June 17, 2024
3. Must have clean record since entering the US.
If any of these three are not met your husbands application will not be even processed
I had interview my marriage case 08-2023 outside USA and I applied waiver i -601 October-30-2023 so new plan can help me to get back with my family fast if not then how long will it be take more time
Unfortunately this program probably won't help you re-enter the US faster.
Im crew member and came 2005 .. i already married an US citizen and we bless one daughter..do i illegible for this program parole in place?
Probably not.
Why Not ?
@@DarianLaw or non illegible? If it posible to do my processing in united states or must still apply for 601A waiver?
Crewman
INA 101(a)(13): “ Admission “
13(B) An alien who is paroled under section 1182(d)(5) of this title or permitted to land temporarily as an alien crewman shall not be considered to have been admitted.
Crewman or Arriving Alien
“ The term arriving alien means an applicant for admission coming or attempting to come into the United States at a port-of -entry, or an alien seeking transit through the United States at a port of entry, or an alien interdicted international or United States waters and brought into the United States by any means, whether or not to a designated port-of-entry, and regardless of the means of transport. An arriving alien remains an arriving alien even if paroled pursuant to section 212(d)(5) of the Act, and even after any such parole is terminated or revoked.