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245(I) question "grandfathered derivate beneficiary alien" - Page 12

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I don't know but my point is there is alot of "Discretion" on the officer's part on your case.
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I would think the odds are in their favor as per the below it indicates 245i covers those who "Worked in the United States illegally"

Q2. Who are the "certain persons" covered under Section 245(i) adjustment of
status?
A2. Those covered by the provision are listed at Section 245(a) and (c) of the
Immigration and Nationality Act and include individuals who:
ƒ Entered the United States illegally;
ƒ Worked in the United States illegally,
ƒ Failed to maintain continuously lawful status,
ƒ Entered under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program,
ƒ Entered as foreign crewmen, and
ƒ Entered as foreign travelers in transit without a visa.


https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...Act_032301.pdf
245i is 17 years retired now so newer IO’s may not know about it and that is where lawyer can do the talking at the interview.

Another issue is what if someone claimed to be a U.S Citizen on I-9? Since, working illegally is forgiven through 245i then you can’t get penalized for claiming USC right?
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245i is 17 years retired now so newer IO’s may not know about it and that is where lawyer can do the talking at the interview.

Another issue is what if someone claimed to be a U.S Citizen on I-9? Since, working illegally is forgiven through 245i then you can’t get penalized for claiming USC right?
I have no clue about that.
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245i is 17 years retired now so newer IO’s may not know about it and that is where lawyer can do the talking at the interview.

Another issue is what if someone claimed to be a U.S Citizen on I-9? Since, working illegally is forgiven through 245i then you can’t get penalized for claiming USC right?
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Hi guys! So I recently got married and I technically qualify for 245-I which means I should be able to adjust without leaving the states. However, after visiting an immigration “clinic” and getting legal advice by probono lawyers, the director of the clinic told me that I didn’t qualify because of INA212A9C. According to the director because I came twice unlawfully to the United States I’m permanently banned from the US. I came once when I was 3 in 04/1994 and exited in 01/2000 and came back in 08/2003. Is this correct? I want to confirm since the lawyers giving probono advice might not have enough tenure in the business.

Thank you all for your responses in advance.
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Hi guys! So I recently got married and I technically qualify for 245-I which means I should be able to adjust without leaving the states. However, after visiting an immigration “clinic” and getting legal advice by probono lawyers, the director of the clinic told me that I didn’t qualify because of INA212A9C. According to the director because I came twice unlawfully to the United States I’m permanently banned from the US. I came once when I was 3 in 04/1994 and exited in 01/2000 and came back in 08/2003. Is this correct? I want to confirm since the lawyers giving probono advice might not have enough tenure in the business.

Thank you all for your responses in advance.
Married to a USC?

Did you have a petition filed on or before 4/30/01?

You initially came in EWI and left and then entered again as EWI? If so, this is a lifetime ban. Why did you depart USA? Either way, petition or no petition before the deadline, you do not qualify for 245i since you left USA.

If you leave USA again then you can apply to re-enter after serving a 10 year ban but there is no guarantee this will be approved.

You currently have DACA?
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Married to a USC?

Did you have a petition filed on or before 4/30/01?

You initially came in EWI and left and then entered again as EWI? If so, this is a lifetime ban. Why did you depart USA? Either way, petition or no petition before the deadline, you do not qualify for 245i since you left USA.

If you leave USA again then you can apply to re-enter after serving a 10 year ban but there is no guarantee this will be approved.

You currently have DACA?
My wife is a USC.

I did have a petition filed. I left US to go live with grandparents in Mexico (both retiring from US workforce and both permanent residents of US) after my step father hit me once after getting drunk. No police report unfortunately.

When I came back it was through a coyote.

I do have DACA. So pretty much my only option is to wait for legislation like the dream act to pass correct?
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My wife is a USC.

I did have a petition filed. I left US to go live with grandparents in Mexico (both retiring from US workforce and both permanent residents of US) after my step father hit me once after getting drunk. No police report unfortunately.

When I came back it was through a coyote.

I do have DACA. So pretty much my only option is to wait for legislation like the dream act to pass correct?
You could have adjusted it here if you never left USA.

You are blessed to at least have DACA. Did you apply for AP?

It would be way too risky to apply for AOS. I would still speak to another lawyer.

Yes, I think you would have to wait for another legislation.

You can request from a lawyer to see if they can obtain FOIA.
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You could have adjusted it here if you never left USA.

You are blessed to at least have DACA. Did you apply for AP?

It would be way too risky to apply for AOS. I would still speak to another lawyer.

Yes, I think you would have to wait for another legislation.

You can request from a lawyer to see if they can obtain FOIA.
The only loop hole I am aware of is being a victim of violent crime. If I was a victim then I would be able to adjust. I just remembered yesterday that sometime in the mid 90’s a group of guys came into the house with guns and robbed us when I was a child. I was in the house when it happened. I remember that the police came and my grandmother got sent to the hospital. Technically everybody who was in the house was a victim of an armed robbery, which is a violent crime. Would this be my golden ticket?
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My wife is a USC.

I did have a petition filed. I left US to go live with grandparents in Mexico (both retiring from US workforce and both permanent residents of US) after my step father hit me once after getting drunk. No police report unfortunately.

When I came back it was through a coyote.

I do have DACA. So pretty much my only option is to wait for legislation like the dream act to pass correct?
Cancellation of removal can overcome the permanent bar under 212(a)(9)(C).
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Cancellation of removal can overcome the permanent bar under 212(a)(9)(C).
That would be IJ’s decision.
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