Are people who took voluntary departure in 2000 (10 year bar) but never left country eligible for relief by Obama's Actions.
Deportations prior to 1/1/2010 should not disqualify an individual from executive action.
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Deportations prior to 1/1/2010 should not disqualify an individual from executive action.
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Executive action is for individuals who have been physically present in the U.S. For five years or more.
If he leaves he may have a 10 year bar to return.
I agree that $60,000 and even more is low, if you think of case value alone. I do not know what contributory negligence you may have by youth R post.
From the facts you describe it appears you are qualified to apply for executive action, DAPA. With DACA we were advised to give only valid SS...
You would apply for advanced parole after getting DAPA. If approved, you should not have difficulty returning to the U.S.
Yes, you should fue for divorce in the county where you reside.
If you were hurt it is possible for you to sue, especially if they found he was intoxicated. More information and investigation is necessary.
i don't know from your facts whether you qualify for I-485. If you do, then the executive action will not affect you.
Under the new executive action policy, it doesn't matter whether one entered legally or illegally, as long as the individual is out of status at...