Can an alien who is convicted of aggravated felony can volunteer for deportation after the day of his release?
He can waive his right to be heard by an Immigration Judge, but that is not recommendable.
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He can waive his right to be heard by an Immigration Judge, but that is not recommendable.
Usually it can be done through FOIA, but for that you need the person's consent. Otherwise, you may just need to file without it.
Depending on how old you are now, and if you can show rehabilitation, you may still qualify for DACA. However, USCIS has discretion on these...
As long as you complete your probation, and can show that you have rehabilitated, you should be fine.
Concerning your green card, you will need to prove good faith marriage. As for financial support, you already addressed that too, you will need a...
Yes you may.
He will need waiverapart qualified, and retain a very experienced immigration attorney to assist him.
You do not need to prove your good faith marriage, as this was already done through the I-130. For adjustment of status, you only need to prove...
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If you are qualified, yes, you may.
The answer is that you can can do everything you mentioned above legally, as none will be an immigration violation.