Marrying a USC? - Page 4

I assume the NTA was issued in a liberal district?

If it's meant to be he will understand and not even care about your status. I was in the same boat as you are now. I arrived to US as a baby; 1986 y'all and once I learned about my status (college applications) I shared that with anyone, not even my closest friends. When I met my husband, it took my over 3 yrs to finally open up about my status; hence, DACA didn't even exist, so it was definitely a scary and life changing moment for me. It could have gone either way, but I felt I knew him well enough to open up to him about it. And if he really did love me, like I loved him, this really wouldn't mean anything in our relationship other than knowing one day he would petition me. And move on as a happy married couple. Trust your gut instinct! Good luck 😊

my bad its i601, without the A. he was able to adjust here.

Aww that's great! Yeah I'm planning on telling him. I feel like I've hidden it for too long. Thanks!

Thanks for the advice! I actually came to US legally but overstayed.

Aww man! Good luck to both of us! Hopefully you get that cleared soon!

Nope, in fucking Arizona. Both the courts and ICE in Arizona are utter assholes. Law isn't really on my side here even unless I get creative. I feel like I might have to file an MTR, appeal to the BIA, and then get a remand from the 9th circuit. I have some ideas as what to write but the issue is that I need to know what's in the damn file. Technical reasons are the best as they aren't disputable, outside that you have joint motions and sua sponte...


There's a bunch of reasons why I don't talk to my family and that's the corn kernel atop of the turd.

Like you know, okay fine, shit happens but they scratched their asses for 8 years until my stepfather couldn't renew his driver's license, they hired some quack that got disbarred a year later who did nothing. They wanted to kick me out since I was fucking 16, and I heard that they might lend me money for my case. You fucked it up royally, whatever the lawyer asks you should bring in your teeth on your knees.

I will claw my way through this but these assholes are never getting legal in their lives, also will probably sue them for damages later.

Now I understand your cause. That is definitely a difficult situation, and of course knowing what is in the A-file is paramount. I can see why you are already expecting denied motions initially.

On joint motions, I can say I have heard of only two situations that have worked. One included ICE agreeing to jointly terminate proceedings for an individual given an order of removal because of a parent. They would only agree to terminate if the primary individual(the parent) left voluntarily. One final situation involved individuals involved in a scam. Some of the individuals had deportation orders, but ICE agreed to jointly terminate proceedings while they investigated the case.

On sua sponte, I think you might have a better shot, but seems precarious. It gives multiple options and openings to eventually appeal to the 9th.

That is quite the shit storm, I assume you will use ineffective counsel(disbarred counsel) for the MTR?

Totally understand your struggle! Had the same issue with my boyfriend. You know they love you, but the fear of their reaction is REAL. I personally pushed back the talk for as long as I could, but when Trump won, I had to tell him. Now happily married. Just had our interview yesterday and had our case approved. If he loves you, all will be well. Go get it girl.

Aww congrats girl! Thanks for the advice!