Originally Posted by trac3rt (Post 678749)

Check out:
http://www.visalaw.com/abcs-of-immig...sional-waiver/

"If you entered the United States on a visa and overstayed (even if the visa was fake, or was in someone else’s name), you may be able to adjust status within the United States, without a waiver and without an appointment at the consulate abroad. You should consult an attorney before filing an I-601A waiver and before departing the United States."

Originally Posted by Jose89 (Post 678714)

So if im helping my girlfriend pay for her school would that work?? She also get depress/stress very easy might have to go to a doctor to get diagnose. Would that also help?

Originally Posted by langrydude (Post 678722)

I have a approved i-130 but I can't file in my AOS because of my visa overstay.
I'm going to see a lawyer next week to start my i-601a process but I'm concerned since this administration is all about ending chain migrations and what not.
Do you guys think it's still worth it to go through with i601a process and try to AOS once it's approved?

Originally Posted by justgreened (Post 678786)

What kind of visa do you have? If you came here on a visitors visa you can file AOS even if you overstay as long as the petitioner is a citizen. If the petitioner is LPR, you would need to file the 601a.

Originally Posted by langrydude (Post 678964)

I came with my parent's B2 visa. I basically overstayed my visa for last 17 years.

Originally Posted by daca12 (Post 678901)

My mom is soon to be conditional permanent resident via her USC spouse. If my employer sponsors me, can I also try I601A? Do you think I have a shot? I’ve been helping her financially.

Originally Posted by MIdreamer (Post 678992)

You should have started your AOS process when you first got married. You have a straightforward case and will get your GC in no time. Start your process ASAP.

Originally Posted by MIdreamer (Post 678993)

It's possible, you miss 100% of the shots if you don't try. This is the mindset I have for my I-601A.