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Rushing my parents paper (using expedite based on urgent humanitarian - Immigration)
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Answered on June 05, 2013
The process you have started takes an average of 5 to 6 months. Be patient.
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I need some advice for a friend who is illegally here and wants to become a citizen. What is the best way to do that?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
His best option is to talk with an immigration attorney.
I am filling form I-821 part 2,but i'm stuck at the question "Your current immigration status" I have TPS a12.
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Answered on June 05, 2013
Your current status is Temporary Protected Status.
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Can I use old priority date
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Answered on June 05, 2013
You can use the old priority date to establish eligibility for 245(i).
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Will I face any problem with it? Will my green card enough as identification? What is your advice?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
You should also take your passport.
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If ordered deported by the IJ can the person be eligible for EAD under the final order of deportation section on the form?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
No because it is not yet a final order. Once the Board of Immigration Appeals make a decision on the appeal it is final.
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A key immigration law is pending for illegal immigrants...!!!
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Answered on June 05, 2013
There has been no change in the law yet. Bills are being considered by Congress.
Can I apply for DACA if I've already applied for a U Visa and haven't been approved yet?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
Yes you can apply.
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Visa status change
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Answered on June 05, 2013
The I-94 determines the end of his status. You should be able to change status.
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Do you have to file I-130 etc..before filing a I-601 waiver, is it worth all the time and money if you can't show extreme hs?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
There may be another route but you haven't given enough information. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney.