Parole-in-Place for Mixed Status Families?
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Immigration Attorneys Nick Chavez and Martin Valko will be discussing the latest news on Biden’s plan to provide immigration protections to certain eligible immigrants living in the U.S. and married to U.S. citizens. They will discuss what the plan is about and who could possibly benefit from the proposal.
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My husband he was deported to Guatemala in 2012 then Me and my husband got married in Guatemala on February 2014 I am a born united states citizen. He's from Guatemala. We really didn't have means to support ourselves and wait for immigration over there so March is when I reentered the usa and then he followed me crossing the border illegally. He was here by April. We have 5 boys together. He has no criminal records. And he's been trying to keep under the radar in fear of deportation. But he does have a Washington State driver's license. We can prove we were here before June 2024 by letters from our church organization. But what else can I get together to prove he was here before? Also we are only married in Guatemala so I'm thinking it's still legal in usa 😂Thanks for your time.
We need to figure out if he had entered following a deportation order or voluntary departure. That issue is critical. If he had reentered following an order of deportation, then he may be disqualified for PIP. Talk with a lawyer!
He was deported to Guatemala he signed his voluntary removal while in immigration and then he was removed in 2012. He reentered the USA in 2014 illegally and he doesn't have an order of deportation.
What about aperson who came he
What's the point though if because of other issues a spouse can't get a green card even though they were paroled in place.
Hi, my bank account was closed in dec 2019, can a letter from bank saying that i had an account active with them from 2010 to 2019 work?
Good question, and we have to proof monthly or by year
Yes. Anything document that is verifiable could be used to show your physical presence. I would also try and supplement it with other evidence. USCIS posted some guidance last week. You can check out their website as well. ruclips.net/video/ExMzefzfqUg/видео.html
@@JoseRamos-wx8dt Its hard to prove month to month. There's no guidance on this yet, but when DACA first came out we tried to close gaps that were larger than six months, and that seemed to work. We didn't get much pushback from USCIS. But, good to wait to see if USCIS will post any guidance on this.
Hello my name is Anderson I live in ma , if were deported before still can apply
Hello Anderson, thanks for your message. The guidance that has been released thus far has not specifically addressed your question, however, people who are currently in removal proceedings should be able to apply with USCIS. More guidance will be forthcoming to clarify who will be eligible for the parole in the coming weeks. Of course, even if parole is granted does not mean that people will be automatically eligible for adjustment of status as this second step requires that that they be admissible or have a waiver available .