also I just filled to renew my DACA-deferred action of child hood arrivals , Somy question is if i should wait before filing I131F since my I-821D is in process
My mom is married to a citizen and I am her daughter does my mom have to apply also so I can be able to or can I do it alone we are both already have a lawyer working to get our green card but this is a good opportunity to get a work permit and legal statues thank you .
Applying for the green card. Here is a video I did about a parole in place case I had where I helped a client get her green card ua-cam.com/video/G9MDERHY3RM/v-deo.htmlsi=UdmCRmQiPoYYW8Km
Dear Bianca, Is there any possiblity you can tell me how much time I should be waiting to join my husband to the USA. He is a green card holder since 2 years. We've got married in December 2023 and submitted the form i130 in 28 February. I am afraid things will take too much time. Can you provide any reinsurance Thank you Elie From Lebanon
Hello Bianca, My wife currently has DACA we were thinking of filing for a 131 Advanced Parole to have the legal entrance. Would you recommend filing the Advanced Parole or moving towards Paroling in place?
Hello Ms. Jordan, we previewed the application and we're struggling with the question: "Explain how you qualify for parol in place, including information regarding the significant public benefit or urgent humanitarian reasons warranting a grant of parole, and why you believe you merit a favorable exercise of discretion." Any advise as to what we should include?
I am going to file for my husband (here since 2097) and I understand there is a letter I need to write supporting why he deserves this parole etc. He has worked in this country (undocumented) since his entry. My question is: in my letter, (and application) do I show that he has been working (undocumented). We have taxes together, bank statements, etc. I am worried that because it clearly shows he is / has been working for companies without the correct ssn (we file with the itin number) he will be unable to receive this pip and be flagged
@@lisamejia1732I'd be curious about the "correct SSN", but the parole is more about his presence and why he deserves it. The evidence you list here sounds good to me. Best of luck to your husband, I hope he's approved! 1997 is a long time.
The federal registry post was updated today. I applied for PIP this morning for my husband. it was accepted, and I already received notice of case action. It was A receipt notice.
I wonder if it means that those whom already have approved I-130’s and are in NVC processing will be able to get a green card almost immediately? Or this will not change anything regarding priority dates?
The law requires foreign nationals who wish to obtain a green card to enter the United States lawfully and maintain lawful status before they can apply for a green card.
Glad I could help. sic Actually, that not me but a quote from an attorney stating what the law states. Gl Since the new rules have been stayed thru late Sept this year and Biden has no right to change or reinterpret the law I doubt it will be upheld. Tell me how wrong I am please.
@@BrazenLegal Glad I could help. sic Actually, that not me but a quote from an attorney stating what the law states. Gl Since the new rules have been stayed thru late Sept this year and Biden has no right to change or reinterpret the law I doubt it will be upheld. Tell me how wrong I am please.
Thanks for the info. I filed my marriage license on 6/1/2024 and got married on 6/20/2024. Am i still eligible? Back story: I came to the US in 2003 when I was 17 with a visa. I have my i94. I haven’t left since and was granted Witholding of removal a10 status in 2012. No criminal record. Been working & paying taxes since. Have copies of everything. Even have my return plane ticket from 2003.
If you have an I-94 you're not eligible for PIP because you don't need it. Work with an immigration lawyer on your green card case regarding your withholding of removal case. Here's a video I did on it: ua-cam.com/video/8luVX2izDio/v-deo.htmlsi=lUo_IwHsZw41bchu
If I currently have Daca and have had it for years. Do I need to re-gather all my school records and proof or will USIS have them all on record? Thank you!
Both 🥴. Yes, USCIS has all of your previously submitted evidence, but the onus is always on the applicant to prove he or she is eligible for the desired immigration benefit.
Hi my name is Lagar , I can’t speak English very well, give me a number and I can call you to speak creole please…I would like to application at this program parole
❤❤thank you for the information miss Bla
Nca Jordan.
Thank you 🫶🏾
Her name is Bianca
thank you very much this clearly summed up the qualifications and many questions I had , appreciate you taking the time to make this
also I just filled to renew my DACA-deferred action of child hood arrivals , Somy question is if i should wait before filing I131F since my I-821D is in process
You're very welcome! I'm glad you found this helpful.
I wouldn't wait.
ii am married in 2022 with us citizen and hahe been approved, but i came without visa I have been here in 2013 am i ellegible for parole?
possibly
Excellent
This is going to help so many people
Dear Bianca, I have a Goddaughter in Haiti, can I filled for residency for her. She is 18 now
no
Can you confirm if the first step of the process only involves sending 2 USCIS forms, plus supporting documents and cover letter?
I cannot
Does this applies to step children in Haiti that a citizen wants to bring in America for parole.
No
Is there a fee waiver
No
My mom is married to a citizen and I am her daughter does my mom have to apply also so I can be able to or can I do it alone we are both already have a lawyer working to get our green card but this is a good opportunity to get a work permit and legal statues thank you .
If you already have a lawyer, you should discuss this with your lawyer.
What would the steps be to getting green card after having an approved pip?
Applying for the green card. Here is a video I did about a parole in place case I had where I helped a client get her green card ua-cam.com/video/G9MDERHY3RM/v-deo.htmlsi=UdmCRmQiPoYYW8Km
Dear Bianca,
Is there any possiblity you can tell me how much time I should be waiting to join my husband to the USA. He is a green card holder since 2 years. We've got married in December 2023 and submitted the form i130 in 28 February. I am afraid things will take too much time.
Can you provide any reinsurance
Thank you
Elie
From Lebanon
Consular processing cases are taking at least 2 years right now
@@BrazenLegal could it take much more longer ? And if we asked the help of an attorney things can move faster ?
overstayed visa can apply for parole its been more then 10 years in the us
No
I have a misdeanor charge disturbing the peace am here for 30 years my wife she’s American and have a small baby what I can do thanks
Consult with an immigration attorney who specializes in crimmigration
What about false declaration?
What about it
Hello Bianca,
My wife currently has DACA we were thinking of filing for a 131 Advanced Parole to have the legal entrance. Would you recommend filing the Advanced Parole or moving towards Paroling in place?
I recommend consulting with an immigration attorney to fully understand which option you're eligible for
Is dwi same as dui? Therefore pip ineligible 😢?
DWI = DUI
Hello Ms. Jordan, we previewed the application and we're struggling with the question:
"Explain how you qualify for parol in place, including information regarding the significant public benefit or urgent humanitarian reasons warranting a grant of parole, and why you believe you merit a favorable exercise of discretion."
Any advise as to what we should include?
You need to explain how you qualify for and deserve parole in place.
Thank you! @@BrazenLegal
I am going to file for my husband (here since 2097) and I understand there is a letter I need to write supporting why he deserves this parole etc. He has worked in this country (undocumented) since his entry. My question is: in my letter, (and application) do I show that he has been working (undocumented). We have taxes together, bank statements, etc. I am worried that because it clearly shows he is / has been working for companies without the correct ssn (we file with the itin number) he will be unable to receive this pip and be flagged
Since 1997 sorry
Ps your explanation and guidance is very helpful! You have a way of explaining very exactly. Thank you 😊
@@lisamejia1732I'd be curious about the "correct SSN", but the parole is more about his presence and why he deserves it. The evidence you list here sounds good to me. Best of luck to your husband, I hope he's approved! 1997 is a long time.
Hi , just wanted to know if this also applies to someone that enter the United States with someone else's visa
You'll need to consult with an attorney to analyze your immigration history.
Hello Ms. Jordan,
Do we need to wait for the Notice to post in the Federal Registry before we can file? Or that's not a requirement?
The federal registry post was updated today. I applied for PIP this morning for my husband. it was accepted, and I already received notice of case action. It was A receipt notice.
USCIS began accepting applications this morning.
I wonder if it means that those whom already have approved I-130’s and are in NVC processing will be able to get a green card almost immediately? Or this will not change anything regarding priority dates?
Nothing is "almost immediate" in immigration, but you should consult with an immigration attorney to discuss your case strategy.
Can I apply for travel document with parole in place ? Thanks
technically yes
The law requires foreign nationals who wish to obtain a green card to enter the United States lawfully and maintain lawful status before they can apply for a green card.
Thank you for trying to explain immigration law to me. Not sure what I've been doing the last 13 years without you saying this to me.
Glad I could help. sic Actually, that not me but a quote from an attorney stating what the law states. Gl Since the new rules have been stayed thru late Sept this year and Biden has no right to change or reinterpret the law I doubt it will be upheld. Tell me how wrong I am please.
@@BrazenLegal Glad I could help. sic Actually, that not me but a quote from an attorney stating what the law states. Gl Since the new rules have been stayed thru late Sept this year and Biden has no right to change or reinterpret the law I doubt it will be upheld. Tell me how wrong I am please.
How long it takes for a parole to be approved or denied???
USCIS is saying 3 months, which is what I've seen for my clients who've gotten parole in place in the past.
I’ve apply for marriage based already does this apply to me as well?
Possibly if you're eligible
I need some information please
What information do you need?
Can someone that has i-360 pending for almost 3 years apply or should I say - is it worth applying?
Depends on what the I-360 is based on
@@BrazenLegal abusive spouse but still married though
Do i qualify if i got a divorce ?
You must be married to a U.S. citizen
❤ thank you for the information
You are so welcome! 🫶🏾
Thanks for the info. I filed my marriage license on 6/1/2024 and got married on 6/20/2024. Am i still eligible? Back story: I came to the US in 2003 when I was 17 with a visa. I have my i94. I haven’t left since and was granted Witholding of removal a10 status in 2012. No criminal record. Been working & paying taxes since. Have copies of everything. Even have my return plane ticket from 2003.
If you have an I-94 you're not eligible for PIP because you don't need it. Work with an immigration lawyer on your green card case regarding your withholding of removal case. Here's a video I did on it: ua-cam.com/video/8luVX2izDio/v-deo.htmlsi=lUo_IwHsZw41bchu
Thank you! Greatly appreciated.
Can we apply for fee waiver for pip
No fee waiver
I have a medical bill that went to collection. Would that effect me in my parole in place process? Thanks you for the video and the help.
I don't think so
Can I apply for pip if i have a deportation order but i never leave the country?
Yes, but as explained in this video, you will need an immigration attorney to help you.
You must first file for motion to reopen your case with the courts.
If I currently have Daca and have had it for years. Do I need to re-gather all my school records and proof or will USIS have them all on record? Thank you!
Both 🥴. Yes, USCIS has all of your previously submitted evidence, but the onus is always on the applicant to prove he or she is eligible for the desired immigration benefit.
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Hi my name is Lagar , I can’t speak English very well, give me a number and I can call you to speak creole please…I would like to application at this program parole
Hi Lagar, your English seems great to me! But here is the link to schedule a consultation brazenlegal.as.me/