Provisional unlawful presence waivers for children of LPRs and USCs - Page 4
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Originally Posted by yurchie
I should have said approved I-130 with CURRENT PRIORITY DATE, which means a visa is available. But yes, my statement implies that. I'll edit it.
Furthermore, you're all confused about what a provisional unlawful presence waiver does. It does not allow you to adjust status. It merely allows you to avoid the 3 or 10 year bar that you would get when you left for consular processing in your home country. |
but if you get the waiver, then the ban is lifted and you don't have to travel back home to apply for visa (if available) , you can adjust it here.
An information if brothers/sisters are included?
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Originally Posted by ankitkiko
but if you get the waiver, then the ban is lifted and you don't have to travel back home to apply for visa (if available) , you can adjust it here.
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To put it short, it takes out some of the gambling from the risk of interviewing at your home country for the permanent residency, and not being granted re entry.
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Originally Posted by dude33
Exactly so if you have an approved i 130 i'm hoping for my parents they can file for a waiver as per the new rules of being an adult son of a us citizen or pr , leave and interview in home country . Question if this works out like i hope it would would my sister who is 16 and has daca would be able to adjust here IF and thats a big IF, the new provisional waivers can be used as described as above ?
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Originally Posted by txgirl
Your 16 year old sister does NOT need a waiver, your US citizen parent needs to petition for her and have her consular process. She will not be out of the US for more than 3 weeks and the minute she is admitted as a permanent resident, as the daughter of a US citizen she herself will be a US citizen as well.
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she does not need to consular process, my sister didn't have to. She just waits for her Green card/citizenship.
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Originally Posted by mmohs2
she does not need to consular process, my sister didn't have to. She just waits for her Green card/citizenship.
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Originally Posted by mmohs2
no, but my sister's dad is. now tell me man, you think that we as adult children will be considered as immediate relatives for this waiver ? if not, well have to wait like 7 years to benefit from this waiver. we need GC's now or continued work authorization for 8 years lol
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