If I qualify for the deferred action, will I be able to marry my fiance and apply for a change of status?
If you came legally, you should be eligible for adjustment of status, with or without deferred action.
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If you came legally, you should be eligible for adjustment of status, with or without deferred action.
Not enough information. Leaving the U.S. to avoid removal proceedings does terminate continuous presence. Speak with an attorney to determine...
1. Your mother is not filing for citizenship, she is filing for adjustment of status. The two are not the same. 2. One may renew an adjustment...
If you were not convicted, you are eligible. Not sure what the basis for dismissal was so see an immigration attorney in person.
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Its a factor to consider, but not an absolute disqualification.
Not at all likely.
Since he is not filing for a spouse or child, I believe that he is eligible to file a petition for his parents to immigrate to the U.S.
He does have to tell the truth and if he has no expenses, he has none. Generally, a 15 year old who establishes economic necessity is eligible for...
The issue is whether you are a public charge. Most likely you are not, however you may choose to meet with an attorney to describe the exact...
There is not nearly enough information to answer that question. However the first thing you can do is to post bond if ICE sets a bond in his case.