Where to file the I-601 waiver when you are in removal proceedings, but out of the country?
USCIS. If you have no attorney, get one. You may need ICE to help get him parolled back into the U.S.
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USCIS. If you have no attorney, get one. You may need ICE to help get him parolled back into the U.S.
Not recommended.
There is no reason why you cannot do that. There may be some good reasons why you would not want to do that, though.
You can ask the warden to arrange it.
If you were granted a change of status to H1 but you did not report for work, you are out of status. If you filed to change status back to an F1,...
Yes, you are eligible for adjustment based on marriage and you are eligible for adjustment under VAWA. It does not sound like you have a viable...
Yes.
You can file. You are still subject to the one year filing deadline, and an adjustment application is not considered an exceptional circumstance.
Generally, unless you are granted custody, they may have difficulty being issued immigrant visas.
Your plan is fraught with danger and you ought to see an immigration attorney to discuss it.