If I qualify for the deferred action, will I be able to marry my fiance and apply for a change of status?
I agree with both my colleagues.
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I agree with both my colleagues.
Marriage based green card application is the best (and highest) option/solution. If that were not possible, due to your financial situation and...
Absolutely you can - file for marriage based green card immediately! You'd be foolish not to do so. Ignore that other application which is pending...
You will need to search (and find) any document(s) that would bear witness to your having lived in the U.S. during that period, and if that fails...
I agree with my esteemed colleague.
The simple and quick answer to this one is "no". Unless, of course, your sister or cousin happens to notice and fall in love with him..
I absolutely agree with my colleague. I couldn't have better explained it myself.
Without knowing anything more, e.g. which consulate, etc. I would venture to say at least 4-6 months.
If indeed a CMIT, you will then be denied naturalization as a person "lacking good moral character". Cannot apply for citizenship for at least 5...
Approximately 2-3 months.