He can file for a reentry permit as soon as he arrives in the U.S., and he can even leave the country once he has his fingerprints taken.

DUI is generally not a basis for exclusion from admission to the U.S., nor for deportation from the U.S.

Not sure what your strategy entails. Perhaps they are eligible to come on tourist visas with an N-600 application, or perhaps you are filing an...

If you are filing for adjustment of status, you can and should file the I-601 with the adjustment application. If you are consular processing, you...

You can get the petition approved and you can file for adjustment if you are in valid, nonimmigrant status and if the visa is available.

If they are victims of domestic violence they may qualify for their own i-360 applications for abused spouse , parent or child.

If in fact you are self deporting [that is not clear at all], there is a 10 year bar to admission to the U.S., not a lifetime bar. Same with...

The next step is the AAO will make a decision granting or denying your appeal, or remanding to USCIS for further adjudication.

The next step is the AAO will make a decision granting or denying your appeal, or remanding to USCIS for further adjudication.

The next step is the AAO will make a decision grant, denying, or remanding your application to USCIS.