Can a parent legal status affect his child even if the child is no longer a teen.
Yes, this could affect the young adult's status if it was obtained derivatively through the parent's fraud.
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Yes, this could affect the young adult's status if it was obtained derivatively through the parent's fraud.
You should consult with an attorney who can review the I-20s and OPT filings.
The TPS has to be approved for the EAD to issue.
Question is too vague to give a meaningful response.
Consult with a local attorney or non-profit immigration assistance program.
The situation does not look promising, but you you should consult with a local immigration attorney before ruling out any possibility.
The husband will be "included" in the petition automatically, since the F-4 category allows for derivative visas to dependents.
The I-601 only applies if you are seeking an immigrant visa. The I-212 applies if you have been previously deported. Consult with an attorney.
These are two different concepts in the Immigration law and the answer depends on the context in which you are asking the question.
The Embassy will probably hold the case in abeyance until such time that the PD is again current.