I want opinions I Have no money to pay lawyers - Page 5

Originally Posted by butterflynans

Just bushy ones

Originally Posted by edgaruziel1990

So i would like to know if there are others like me

What to do?
I'm trying to apply for deferred action, I meet all requirements, but I have the following question:
I entered the country with documents that are legal under the law. The documents are of a cousin that I have in Mexico who was registered at birth with two different set of parents. He was registered by his blood parents (his first birth certificate) and by another married couple (his second birth certificate) they are an uncle and aunt. The second birth certificate is a legal document in Mexico, which was never used. His parents only did this in case they weren't able to take care of their child for any given circumstances, so his uncle and aunt could claim him as their own child without having to go through adoption. So, when my parents took the decision to come to USA, I was only 10 years old, they asked my cousin's parents if I could use the second birth certificate to get a passport and a visa. They got me a visa with this birth certificate, because we were poor and the parents in the birth certificate are of very well recognized doctors in Mexico City, so they wouldn't deny me a visa at the American Embassy in Mexico and i could safely travel to USA. My cousin's parents said yes since they never used it for over 10 years. With that birth certificate, never before used, my parents got me a passport and a visa. Of course, with the help and the consent of my cousin's parents and the second set of parents he had; my name, face picture, and fingerprints are in the visa and Mexican passport under the other name, which I then used to came to USA, at the time I traveled I was 11 years old.
I have now in my possession the visa and passport that was used for me to travel from Mexico to USA.
The passport that was used for me to travel to USA has the stamp of entry to USA, but I don't have the
I-94 document, also, have my passport under my real name, given to me at birth by my real parents. I entered this country in 2002 with the other name and I NEVER USED IT AGAIN. I got my passport with my REAL name in 2009 in a Mexican consulate in USA. I'm scared that when I get fingerprinted by Immigration the Visa fingerprints will show up and I will be Denis deferred action. SINCE AFTER THEIR DECISION THERE IS NOT WAY TO APPEAL.

Please, I need help, I don't want to be accused of fraud for something I didn't do. I was sent by my parents. They just wanted me to arrive to USA safely. I never ever used those documents again, they were only used to travel into USA, that one time and never used again.
Upon my arrival to USA, I have always used my real name. USA has become my home.
I have worked really hard through middle school, high school, and college to be a well educated man. I learned the language within my first year in USA. I have always respected USA and love/admire this country as mine. It's where i have developed my education, habits, dreams, discipline style of life and friends.
Please, advise me. I don't want to be forced to leave this country. I want to keep living the American dream and one day become a citizen.

Originally Posted by DreamBig09

lmao! You heard a lot of people said get a lawyer yet you post multiple threads about it? My gosh. You want answers that sounds good to you ? get a lawyer and stop being retarded

Originally Posted by chopstix

hey man, if you don't have anything positive to say to OP then just stfu. Or you might get flagged. I learned it the hard way. "No Sarcasm"

Originally Posted by JJ Glo

I also lied to CBP and USCIS by telling them that I would be staying for just a couple weeks, just like countless of other dreamers did and I didn't get deported, my parents didn't face charges or immigration action.

USCIS has already stated that they won't do that.

Originally Posted by not_today

Strawman argument. What you did is something completely different. You came in legally. This person not only used another person's identity, but he essentially committed a crime across two countries and multiple US agencies.

Disclosing all the facts is what has gotten many people denied and possibly in line for deportation. Making sure the information is complete is their job, not OP's. These people mostly rely on facts and evidence, not on morality, otherwise it quickly becomes a subjective case. Incomplete or inaccurate information is just begging for an RFE and that's my opinion. If USCIS is as lenient as you claim they are, then it won't matter if he puts EWI on his application. Many people wrongfully claimed to qualify for DACA uncer ICE proceedings while they actually weren't, but USCIS knew it was just an error on their part and they still got DACA.

I am out of here. Good luck OP.