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If I have work without a permit to work in the US can this affect my application for resident status?
Dallas, TX
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Posted 2 months ago in Immigration
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I have this social security number that was assign to me since I was 13 yrs old, it has a restriction not valid for work , my mother was fixing my resident status , while I was in Mexico, them I came illegally at the age of 14, at the age of 25 got married and I have use the same number to work since them. I am 32 yrs old now
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she file when I was 13 Yrs old, Yes I am married to US Citizen. Answers (2)
Charles H Kuck
This attorney is licensed in Arizona and 2 other states.
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When did your mother file for your residence?
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Isaul Verdin
This attorney is licensed in Texas.
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Since based on your facts it seems that your mother filed an I-130 for you before Apr. 30, 2001, then you are 245i protected. Given this, the fact that you worked without authorization can be waived.
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