Marrying a USC? - Page 3

True and thanks

Just tell him.

I once dated this girl and told her that i was here illegally and her parents forced her to break up with me because of that reason

And it still hurts me to this day.

bruhh, same ;'(

Oh wow I'm sorry about that. Well, now that you have DACA, have you tried reaching out to her?

I tried but her parents forbidden her from seeing me.

Well this is a bridge that you have to cross eventually and its better before you get married, give him a few days to stomach it, and then plan what you need to do.

If you entered US legally (visa or advance parole) then you just file an AOS packet.
If you entered US illegally then you'd need to AP and then adjust.
If you entered US legally but have a removal order then you'll need a Motion to Reopen and Terminate, then AOS (unless your last entry was on AP in case of which just adjust ignoring the court).

If you entered US illegally and have a removal order then well, MTR&T followed by AP or I-601A. Kinda the boat I am in which makes me treat xanax like they're lifesaver candy.

I had to do the 601a for my dads i485. You gotta build a strong case bro.

same boat here, but i have ewi. so i figured theres no point in telling till i clear that anyways.lol

You do I-601A for consular processing, not I-485 (adjustment). The case has to be strong anyways. Also I-601A needs a USC/LPR spouse/parent, children can't get their kids I-601A's.

I FOIA'd the Immigration Courts to see what they have (since proceedings took place in 2004). Arguments will be based mainly on what they have. If I'm lucky I'll strike gold and they misspelled my name on the NTA or something. Otherwise I'll try a joint motion to reopen and if that fails there's a pretty convoluted argument for reopening the proceedings before the court. It's going to be a ride.

After that I-601A will be used as an argument for termination, at point of which I'll change my mind and do AP instead.