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Deported at age of 14 , will this disqualify deferred action

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06-25-2012, 11:24 PM
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Hi guys,

The plot thickens here, my parents tried to apply for Asylum and case was denied and I along with the parents were deported when I was 14 now I am 27, this happened 13 years ago in 1999, do you think this will disqualify me from deferred action ?

We re-entered without inspection about two weeks after and were never caught.

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you'll most likely need legal guidance regarding this issue.
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You really need a lawyer. I think you have a very difficult circumstance that a good lawyer can analyze.

They have your information on record. At this point I think you need all your school information dating all the way from the time you first came here until now.
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You really need a lawyer. I think you have a very difficult circumstance that a good lawyer can analyze.

They have your information on record. At this point I think you need all your school information dating all the way from the time you first came here until now.
We also have a pending approved 245i petition but this could take another 5 + years,
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We also have a pending approved 245i petition but this could take another 5 + years,
What's a pending 245i petition? 245i essentially allows you to change status in the US without having to leave. I don't think its a petition.
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Illegal re-entry after a previous deportation is an actual crime.
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Re-entry after removal in addition to while the bar is active is a felony.You require a legal a representative!
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Will he be held responsible of a felony crime even though he was a minor when re-entry occurred? Wasn't he just following his parents?
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Hi guys,

The plot thickens here, my parents tried to apply for Asylum and case was denied and I along with the parents were deported when I was 14 now I am 27, this happened 13 years ago in 1999, do you think this will disqualify me from deferred action ?

We re-entered without inspection about two weeks after and were never caught.

All your productive comments are welcomed ?
You will be fine as long as you have sufficient documentation tha you entered before 16, etc.

Re-enter after deportation is a crime that could bar you from getting a green card, but not for applying to deferred action. Nevertheless, the 245i will cover you when you apply to get the gc.
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You will be fine as long as you have sufficient documentation tha you entered before 16, etc.

Re-enter after deportation is a crime that could bar you from getting a green card, but not for applying to deferred action. Nevertheless, the 245i will cover you when you apply to get the gc.
It could go either way but I think not in this case because it is felony re-entry after deportation and inadmissibility has been incurred.If I'm not mistaken the current regulations might cover those who had Final orders but who did not depart the US at all.I am not sure how many dreamers have crossed the border many times but that could also be an issue.

245i also does not trump the immigration bars!There were recent immigration cases I believe in the Circuit Courts that dealt with this issue.An immigration lawyer is required!
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