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Yes they will.

Loophole immigration reform.
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Familiarize yourself with the "Enter" key which generally is used to make newlines. Blocks of text are not fun to read and might be ignored if the reader simply doesn't feel like straining their eyes.

Anyways. You are not banned for 10 years. If you were to depart now you would be banned for 10 years due to illegal presence, and 5 years due to being deported (leaving while ordered deported constitutes self-removal), both bans are served concurrently.

In your case - since you were detained and released on supervision by ICE - you are an EWI. If you were waved in with no questions then you could argue that you entered legally - in this case, no.

Since you were a child back then, you can actually try the AP route, however that will require you to re-open your removal proceedings, and seek to have them administratively closed, or otherwise to overturn the deportation order. Then you can do the AP route to fix your illegal entry, opening way to adjusting status via marriage.


Many Thanks for replying.

so in other words i will still be at risk of not coming back. if i go for humanitarian purposes? cause of the removal proceeding letter.

the only way is if i marry a USC and i try to adjust.
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Many Thanks for replying.

so in other words i will still be at risk of not coming back. if i go for humanitarian purposes? cause of the removal proceeding letter.

the only way is if i marry a USC and i try to adjust.
You need to reopen your removal proceedings and seek to have them terminated before you depart. AP protects you only from getting the 3/10 year ban, it does not protect you from the 5 year ban from leaving while ordered deported.
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I am a bit confused here... So, if I get DACA + AP and then go back my country, can I adjust my status to another visa? I came here on a dependent visa as a minor. Or, is this for EWI only?
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My mom has a petition that my uncle filed. My dad, brother and I are covered under it. My mom's dad is a USC. We are not covered by 245i.

Can my mom get DACA? Since my grandparents are USC wouldn't that qualify her under daugther pf USC?
More over, can she go back home and receive her greencard once they approve her apllication?
If that is the case, wouldn't my dad, brother and I.. Also be able to go home and get our greencarda?

Since my uncle and mom don't qualify as immediate relatives so i am confused.
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I am a bit confused here... So, if I get DACA + AP and then go back my country, can I adjust my status to another visa? I came here on a dependent visa as a minor. Or, is this for EWI only?
AP only clears EWI, which allows one to adjust status via marriage to a US citizen (or via a citizen child or parent if you are under 21). AP doesn't help you adjust since you entered US legally.

Either way only way to fix your status is via marriage. You cannot use AP to change status to some immigrant visa.
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AP only clears EWI, which allows one to adjust status via marriage to a US citizen (or via a citizen child or parent if you are under 21). AP doesn't help you adjust since you entered US legally.

Either way only way to fix your status is via marriage. You cannot use AP to change status to some immigrant visa.
Ahhh, thank you for your clarification!
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My mom has a petition that my uncle filed. My dad, brother and I are covered under it. My mom's dad is a USC. We are not covered by 245i.

Can my mom get DACA? Since my grandparents are USC wouldn't that qualify her under daugther pf USC?
More over, can she go back home and receive her greencard once they approve her apllication?
If that is the case, wouldn't my dad, brother and I.. Also be able to go home and get our greencarda?

Since my uncle and mom don't qualify as immediate relatives so i am confused.

DACA does not grant legal status, nor does it open doors to adjustments. However, if you do get DACA and if you are EWI, you could use AP to exit the country with out triggering the bans and come back with the state you are before you left. Your entry would change from EWI to with inspection, if you are married to a USC, this will make the adjustment process easier. It cannot be use for any other adjustments process at this time (also be sure to understand that DACA grants LAWFUL PRESENCE, NOT STATUS). All will DACA/DAPA do for your mother is have her deferred from being deported, that is it. Nothing more and nothing less.

Now, DAPA which is for parents is also for parents of USCs not the other way around. If she entered before 16, and before 2010, she can apply for DACA regardless how old she is now.
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DACA does not grant legal status, nor does it open doors to adjustments. However, if you do get DACA and if you are EWI, you could use AP to exit the country with out triggering the bans and come back with the state you are before you left. Your entry would change from EWI to with inspection, if you are married to a USC, this will make the adjustment process easier. It cannot be use for any other adjustments process at this time (also be sure to understand that DACA grants LAWFUL PRESENCE, NOT STATUS). All will DACA/DAPA do for your mother is have her deferred from being deported, that is it. Nothing more and nothing less.

Now, DAPA which is for parents is also for parents of USCs not the other way around. If she entered before 16, and before 2010, she can apply for DACA regardless how old she is now.

"Expands the provisional waiver program announced in 2013 by allowing the spouses, sons or daughters of lawful permanent residents and sons and daughters of U.S. citizens to get a waiver if a visa is available. There may be instances when the qualifying relative is not the petitioner."

Does this mean that although my mother was petitioned by a non-immediate relative (brother), she can still qualify for this relief because my grandparents are citizens?
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