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Pianoswithoutfaith 02-15-2013 08:11 AM

CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Me personally, I really don't care if it passes or not. If it passes, then awesome, and if it doesn't then I am not going let it get to me. I have stated that here many times, so I am not too excited for a CIR. I will find my own ways of fixing my status through other means, and if I can't change my status, move to a different country and find employment there, but seriously not going to let that stress me out.

So what are your guys plans if a cir was not to pass this year or the next or the next hypothetically speaking? Move back home, find your own ways of changing your status, continue living as so?

Demise 02-15-2013 10:06 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
My step father has an EB-2, 245(i) grandfathered labor petition going (currently still on the step of the getting the PERM). If the I-140 is filed before I turn 21 in December, and I can get my deportation order removed, I'll be a permanent resident.

If I somehow manage to age out (and I'm covered by CSPA as long as the I-140 is filed before I hit 21, and I file I-485 to adjust status within a year of the former's approval), then I really don't have much of a plan B, as deportation order + EWI makes me illegible to adjust status via any way that doesn't pardon EWI (and only 245(i) does that, and I'm not a grandfathered beneficiary).

Morrow 02-15-2013 10:37 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
I have to say the optimism in the forum had actually got to me, I was a skeptic at the beginning, now I'm lurking the forum several times a day for auspicious sign. But besides all the talks, there is nothing materialized yet, noting tangible that we can touch.

If it doesn't get pass, well, I do guess I have to move. I'm not sure just when I should stop hoping though.

Happyman0607 02-15-2013 11:09 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Demise (Post 430077)
My step father has an EB-2, 245(i) grandfathered labor petition going (currently still on the step of the getting the PERM). If the I-140 is filed before I turn 21 in December, and I can get my deportation order removed, I'll be a permanent resident.

If I somehow manage to age out (and I'm covered by CSPA as long as the I-140 is filed before I hit 21, and I file I-485 to adjust status within a year of the former's approval), then I really don't have much of a plan B, as deportation order + EWI makes me illegible to adjust status via any way that doesn't pardon EWI (and only 245(i) does that, and I'm not a grandfathered beneficiary).

What happened that you got an order of deportation against you?

plOp 02-15-2013 11:16 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Keep on fighting! But yea, that would definitely be heartbreaking. As for me I guess wait for a 25 year petition from my parents. I'm from the Philippines, so it's going to take awhile.

Demise 02-15-2013 12:38 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Happyman0607 (Post 430093)
What happened that you got an order of deportation against you?

Nothing criminal. My mother and I were caught trying to EWI on the Mexican Border, released on supervision. We were never heard from again. Never received any court papers, ordered removed in absentia.

Generally you only have 180 days to re-open an immigration case after an order in absentia, unless you can demonstrate that either postal service fucked up, or there was some other exceptional circumstances. In my case the lawyer will likely argue that I was 11 at the time, so I didn't know, and even if I did I wouldn't go on my own from NY to AZ to attend the court hearing. We still don't know what to do with my mother.

I didn't even know I had a deportation order until DACA came about, and one of the questions was "Were you ever in removal proceedings?".

freshh. 02-15-2013 12:59 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Like many other people, I'll have a huge weight lifted from my shoulders.

Nine years ago, my USC grandfather filed an I-130 for my mother. I was under 18 at the time, but our lawyer told me that I'd age out this year. The I-130 was approved, but we're waiting on visa numbers to become available. And based on our category, that may take another three years (but you know I really mean ten :roll:).

I'm hoping they deal with visa number availability and she can adjust her status within the country. If not, she can just head the route of whatever program is created under CIR.

Once her immigration situation is settled and we see what kind of status DREAMers obtain, I can go to medical school.

Neksrov 02-15-2013 01:03 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Hmm interesting scenario there. But as for me, I believe the CIR will have to be negotiated one way or another until we see a reasonable end to help immigrants in need, who are essential part of our economy.

Happyman0607 02-15-2013 01:22 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Demise (Post 430125)
Nothing criminal. My mother and I were caught trying to EWI on the Mexican Border, released on supervision. We were never heard from again. Never received any court papers, ordered removed in absentia.

Generally you only have 180 days to re-open an immigration case after an order in absentia, unless you can demonstrate that either postal service fucked up, or there was some other exceptional circumstances. In my case the lawyer will likely argue that I was 11 at the time, so I didn't know, and even if I did I wouldn't go on my own from NY to AZ to attend the court hearing. We still don't know what to do with my mother.

I didn't even know I had a deportation order until DACA came about, and one of the questions was "Were you ever in removal proceedings?".

Oh wow, best of luck to both of you.

Pianoswithoutfaith 02-15-2013 02:00 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by freshh. (Post 430128)
Like many other people, I'll have a huge weight lifted from my shoulders.

Nine years ago, my USC grandfather filed an I-130 for my mother. I was under 18 at the time, but our lawyer told me that I'd age out this year. The I-130 was approved, but we're waiting on visa numbers to become available. And based on our category, that may take another three years (but you know I really mean ten :roll:).

I'm hoping they deal with visa number availability and she can adjust her status within the country. If not, she can just head the route of whatever program is created under CIR.

Once her immigration situation is settled and we see what kind of status DREAMers obtain, I can go to medical school.

Yeah for until the remainder of DACA we can't do much but wait and see

Giancoli 02-15-2013 02:34 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by freshh. (Post 430128)
Like many other people, I'll have a huge weight lifted from my shoulders.

Nine years ago, my USC grandfather filed an I-130 for my mother. I was under 18 at the time, but our lawyer told me that I'd age out this year. The I-130 was approved, but we're waiting on visa numbers to become available. And based on our category, that may take another three years (but you know I really mean ten :roll:).

I'm hoping they deal with visa number availability and she can adjust her status within the country. If not, she can just head the route of whatever program is created under CIR.

Once her immigration situation is settled and we see what kind of status DREAMers obtain, I can go to medical school.

Wow I'm almost in the exact same position as you, except 11-12 years. So if we age out, we're not eligible? O: My mother was approved for married daughter over the age of 21. It was under my impression that once our priority date came along, which will be another 8 years, her spouse and children are derivative beneficiaries, but I didn't know this would be void if we aged out. Huh. Oh well, at least it helps that we're "in line", no?

Swim19 02-15-2013 03:13 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Giancoli (Post 430163)
Wow I'm almost in the exact same position as you, except 11-12 years. So if we age out, we're not eligible? O: My mother was approved for married daughter over the age of 21. It was under my impression that once our priority date came along, which will be another 8 years, her spouse and children are derivative beneficiaries, but I didn't know this would be void if we aged out. Huh. Oh well, at least it helps that we're "in line", no?

If you age-out (as I have done), your mother can then petition for you as a unmarried adult daughter. Unfortunately you lose your place in line and have to wait all over again. There is a lawsuit about CSPA or aging-out going on to help us out by letting us retain our priority date. As of currently the case is heading to the Supreme court. For more information check out this website.

Pianoswithoutfaith 02-15-2013 04:22 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
I am thinking movie to Germany after moving back home and seek employment there. USA degrees with experiences are always worth something.

shalowbeast 02-17-2013 03:36 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
If it doesn't pass it this year or at all then my only hope is that DOMA fell apart, that way, I can be citizen by marriage. I hope they get rid of DOMA if not then my U.S. citizen, sister, can petition for me.

Pianoswithoutfaith 02-17-2013 03:37 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
If she does wouldn't it take long

Battitude 02-17-2013 03:45 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Passage of the Dream Act looks promising this year. Even if they don't pass CIR, the republicans might agree to pass the Dream Act as a consolation prize to save face with the hispanic electorate.

I have another 5 yrs left in my grad program. Grad school will buy you a lot of time :)

shalowbeast 02-17-2013 03:49 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pianoswithoutfaith (Post 431285)
If she does wouldn't it take long

Yeah, but at least I'll be in the line waiting. I can still renew my EAD.

cajeta21 02-17-2013 04:49 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
I'd like to say that I didn't care if it passes or not, but I do. As far as what I would do? I guess the same I've been doing so far, trying to finish school and making the best out of life.

tf2legend 02-17-2013 02:55 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Why leave the country when you can renew your DACA? Also if CIR doesn't pass the DREAM ACT has much broader support and will certainly pass. I don't understand your logic. The only thing I can think of is that you will age out to benefit from the current DA.

Pianoswithoutfaith 02-17-2013 04:17 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
The logic is very simple, doesn't take hard to get the idea, no dream act, no cir, DACA is no longer in place, what would be your options?

Because if you are seriously relying on a CIR/DREAM Act/DACA to paved your future, you should start looking at your next options.

You ever heard of hypothetical scenarios before?

Charolastra 02-17-2013 04:27 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Graduate from university here, then go back to Mexico. At least I'll be able to vote there.

Pianoswithoutfaith 02-17-2013 04:30 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
You wouldn't try to change your status through other means like marriage?

Resistant 02-17-2013 04:51 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
I will continue the struggle. If possible, i will find me a U.S. citizen girlfriend and merry her, but not for the papers.

SEPT 06 02-17-2013 05:23 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pianoswithoutfaith (Post 431560)
The logic is very simple, doesn't take hard to get the idea, no dream act, no cir, DACA is no longer in place, what would be your options?

Because if you are seriously relying on a CIR/DREAM Act/DACA to paved your future, you should start looking at your next options.

You ever heard of hypothetical scenarios before?

What if you Denied For DACA, then can you reapply for Dream Act???? If that passes this year.

Pianoswithoutfaith 02-17-2013 05:31 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
We don't know. If you want me to speculate, I imagine you would not be eligible for a Dream Act since the requirements for the previous ones are similar to the DACA onces. BUT DACA was a bit strict because it wanted evidence of your presence on a very specific date, I hope A Dream Act does not but now we have an slight idea how it would work out so I recommend everyone to KEEP and SAVE every record, EVERY DAY try to get a record of you being here.

Ianus 02-17-2013 06:10 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
What I find interesting this time around concerning the topic of "immigration reform" is that it seems to be getting more attention this time around.

Pianoswithoutfaith 02-17-2013 06:49 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
its all talk but no action

sigh

2Face 02-17-2013 07:14 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Well for me..its as follows. I'm all set with DACA. Definitely set for 6 years. The main question is for my parents, what will they do if CIR doesn't pass this year? Honestly, not too sure and also we're not worried at all. I think they might've gotten us into very good positions so they could actually leave for good. Who knows? Tough to speculate right now but I think CIR will pass this summer. I'm throwing a big freakin party at my home when this happens.

Pianoswithoutfaith 02-17-2013 07:26 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
sweet, what times do you recommend we come for the food

msaccountant 02-17-2013 08:21 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 2Face (Post 431698)
Well for me..its as follows. I'm all set with DACA. Definitely set for 6 years. The main question is for my parents, what will they do if CIR doesn't pass this year? Honestly, not too sure and also we're not worried at all. I think they might've gotten us into very good positions so they could actually leave for good. Who knows? Tough to speculate right now but I think CIR will pass this summer. I'm throwing a big freakin party at my home when this happens.

BBQ Baby back ribs? :-P

I would stay for the fight. I believe CIR will happen though.

Angel25 02-18-2013 11:29 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
I do believe that CIR or DREAM ACT will pass this year. But if not I would marry a USC, especially a white girl haha I got a thing for white girls

Pianoswithoutfaith 03-08-2013 03:46 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
wow white girl huh lmao good for you man!

Infamousknight 03-08-2013 05:29 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Angel25 (Post 432174)
I do believe that CIR or DREAM ACT will pass this year. But if not I would marry a USC, especially a white girl haha I got a thing for white girls

Dream with a Broken Heart...

or Plan B...lol i don't know

Pianoswithoutfaith 03-21-2013 03:58 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
lmao become legal or die trying

MMA 03-21-2013 09:22 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Marry a werita

IamAman 03-23-2013 03:13 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
For years my friends and lawyers have told me to marry some fat, uneducated chick with a mustache and 3 kids (Ok, I may have combined all their recommendations into one) and stop going after the alpha types who have several graduate degrees and are looking for established guys or crazy artsy girls, but I'm still holding off for a real marriage. At this point, I am going down with the ship. If they can speed up legal immigration, I still have a USC sibiling petition that was done in 2005 for me...one of these decades that will kick in. Then again, who knows. People get run over by buses every day too so you can't really plan for everything.

Task_1539 03-23-2013 03:36 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Fuck it, I'm young. If it doesn't pass I'll think of something else. I'll just be incredibly upset again for a while.

IamAman 03-24-2013 09:54 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Task_1539 (Post 449183)
Fuck it, I'm young. If it doesn't pass I'll think of something else. I'll just be incredibly upset again for a while.

I was young once too....I'm not old but not young either.

butterflynans 03-24-2013 09:58 AM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by IamAman (Post 449172)
For years my friends and lawyers have told me to marry some fat, uneducated chick with a mustache and 3 kids (Ok, I may have combined all their recommendations into one) and stop going after the alpha types who have several graduate degrees and are looking for established guys or crazy artsy girls, but I'm still holding off for a real marriage. At this point, I am going down with the ship. If they can speed up legal immigration, I still have a USC sibiling petition that was done in 2005 for me...one of these decades that will kick in. Then again, who knows. People get run over by buses every day too so you can't really plan for everything.

Quote:

Originally Posted by IamAman (Post 449366)
I was young once too....I'm not old but not young either.


I agreee with your friends Iam, i mean you are not getting any younger or richer! Lol jk jk
I am sure CIR will bring new hope for everyone

MadMan 03-24-2013 09:58 PM

Re: CIR passes yay, if it doesn't, what are your next plans?
 
If it doesn't pass? Move on. I am fortunate enough to have DACA, so that helps. I would eventually adjust some other way. I don't plan on leaving anytime soon.


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