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Dreamer999 11-15-2016 12:50 PM

Attorney Consultation- Sponsorship
 
Hi guys,

I just had a consultation with an immigration attorney about my case and she told me the best route to legalization is employment sponsorship. From what I have read in the past, it seems like employment sponsorship is not allowed for DACA holders. Is this true?

My case:
Came into country at age of 11 on visitor's visa.
Parents overstayed visa
Got DACA when I was 18
Just received my 3rd renewal last month.

Have any of you heard of something like this being done?

Got_Daca 11-15-2016 01:31 PM

Re: Attorney Consultation- Sponsorship
 
God damn, these lawyers dont know anything

Chyno.01 11-15-2016 02:08 PM

Re: Attorney Consultation- Sponsorship
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dreamer999 (Post 588724)
Hi guys,

I just had a consultation with an immigration attorney about my case and she told me the best route to legalization is employment sponsorship. From what I have read in the past, it seems like employment sponsorship is not allowed for DACA holders. Is this true?

My case:
Came into country at age of 11 on visitor's visa.
Parents overstayed visa
Got DACA when I was 18
Just received my 3rd renewal last month.

Have any of you heard of something like this being done?

Lawyer doesnt know anything.

employment sponsorship is almost imposible. Only way is if you invented a way to turn time back.

Pianoswithoutfaith 11-15-2016 02:10 PM

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The moment your visa expire you started accruing time. After 180 days that's a ten year ban.

Chyno.01 11-15-2016 04:59 PM

Re: Attorney Consultation- Sponsorship
 
Lawyers can be the biggest scammer in the world.

dreamer01100101 11-15-2016 05:08 PM

Re: Attorney Consultation- Sponsorship
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dreamer999 (Post 588724)
Hi guys,

I just had a consultation with an immigration attorney about my case and she told me the best route to legalization is employment sponsorship. From what I have read in the past, it seems like employment sponsorship is not allowed for DACA holders. Is this true?

My case:
Came into country at age of 11 on visitor's visa.
Parents overstayed visa
Got DACA when I was 18
Just received my 3rd renewal last month.

Have any of you heard of something like this being done?

Your lawyer might be right, it depends on whether or not you have any family that are USC or PR.

The only way for you to get a GC through your company is if they put you through the EB3 process. And you can prove hardship to a USC / PR parent or child. Look into the provisional waiver (I-601A), proving hardship to a parent is the hardest part. Not many lawyers will wanna take your case but it's worth a shot, IMO.

Chyno.01 11-15-2016 05:11 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dreamer01100101 (Post 588802)
Your lawyer might be right, it depends on whether or not you have any family that are USC or PR.

The only way for you to get a GC through your company is if they put you through the EB3 process. And you can prove hardship to a USC / PR parent or child. Look into the provisional waiver (I-601A), proving hardship to a parent is the hardest part. Not many lawyers will wanna take your case but it's worth a shot, IMO.

Exactly not many lawyers will want to take the case because it is impossible. The ones that do are just taking your money.

Diplok 11-15-2016 05:55 PM

Re: Attorney Consultation- Sponsorship
 
You need a new lawyer. Your lawyer is either stupid or he's just taking your money.

dreamer01100101 11-15-2016 08:46 PM

Re: Attorney Consultation- Sponsorship
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dreamer999 (Post 588724)
Hi guys,

I just had a consultation with an immigration attorney about my case and she told me the best route to legalization is employment sponsorship. From what I have read in the past, it seems like employment sponsorship is not allowed for DACA holders. Is this true?

My case:
Came into country at age of 11 on visitor's visa.
Parents overstayed visa
Got DACA when I was 18
Just received my 3rd renewal last month.

Have any of you heard of something like this being done?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chyno.01 (Post 588805)
Exactly not many lawyers will want to take the case because it is impossible. The ones that do are just taking your money.

It's not impossible, it depends on your situation. Sometimes there's no hardship of course.

Ianus 11-15-2016 09:05 PM

Re: Attorney Consultation- Sponsorship
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Got_Daca (Post 588734)
God damn, these lawyers dont know anything

Lol, also It would require 245i still because of prior unlawful presence.


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