Immigration gave my mom a 9B2 (212(a)(9) (9B) denial and gave her 5 year punishment to stay in mexico. what can I do to bring her back?
she came to the usa in 1990's with a passport but then in 2010 she left to mexico and since then she has been there and she just had the interview in may of this year and they told her she wasn't eligible to get her visa TO come back to the usa bc she stayed in mexico more years and gave her 5 years and the after those 5 years she can re apply for her residence but is there anything I can do for her to get her back to the usa?
How to answer a this question on form DS-260 Immigrant Visa Application? "Is your spouse immigrating to the U.S. with you?"?
I am a us citizen petitioning my parents. I petition them separately. One for my mom and one for my dad. Now the petitions for both of them has been approved by uscis and I paid fees for both of them and now helping them to fill out form ds 260 separately for both of them. On their forms their is a question asking is your spouse immigrating to the us with you? I should write yes or no. and second question is your spouse is immigrating at a later date to join you? yes or no.
I have a B1/B2 non immigrant visa in the US. My mom have already filed for I-130 petition for me. What step(s) do I need to take to adjust my status?
If you have waited over 60 days since last entry and your priority date is current (check the visa bulletin) then you may file to adjust status. In addition to the regular list of documents (proof of lawful entry and proof of maintenence of lawful status, affidavit of support, birth certificate copy, medical examination, all applicable forms like I-485 and g-325A), you will also need to provide the I-130 receipt notice that will show why you are eligible to adjust. Remember, not all I-130 categories have visas always available, ie, child under 21 of US citizen is current, child under 21 of LPR is not. Talk to an attorney for assistance.
I am a single Mom applying for Canada immigration I have 3 kids the older is 17 and younger is 9, I am 46 years old, the lawyer says I have no chance?
If you don't have Canadian family to sponsor you, it's most likely that you're talking about the Express Entry program.Express Entry is based on a points system. They give points for your age, so you get fewer points as a 46 year old than someone in their 20s. However, if you have education or job experience you can still have enough points to get PR. You can also apply as a provincial nominee or get a job offer to increase your points.So long as you have 450 points under Express Entry and the minimum amount of funds for someone with three dependents, it doesn't matter that you're a single mom.If you found the CIC website confusing, I wrote about how Express Entry worked for me.
US Immigrant Visa from Pakistan?
You've been deported and are under bar. Filing for a waiver of inadmissibility is generally a waste of time & money. Without a very costly attorney (that can easily run $25,000 or more in legal fees alone), your chances of waiver are nil. You're not returning to US. Even after completing your bar to reentry, your chances of being readmitted are very slim. You will need to be residing with your spouse, prove an enduring marital relationship, to have any chance of readmission to US with spousal visa. Apply for your spouse's immigration to your country. It's very difficult to prove a genuine committed marriage if you are not living together. You should have no problem bringing your wife to Pakistan, and you can work & support her there.
My mom is a illegal immigrant?
If your mom came with a visa but overstayed, she'd be "out of status," not an illegal immigrant. An illegal immigrant is someone who entered the country "without inspection," meaning in the shadow of the night, by crossing the desert, swimming though the Rio Grande, or hiding in the trunk of a car crossing the US border. Somebody who entered with a visa was "inspected," so that doesn't apply to your mom. I'm not sure that Mr.Trump knows about your mom? Did she work for him or how would he know that she even existed, where she lives, and that she's out of status? My advice to you is to talk with your mom about your fears. Honesty is the best of policies, which we can't afford to elect crooked Hillary as President. I'll take two Donald Trumps and three Kardashians over crooked Hillary, and I can't even stand listening to Trump, as he's an idiot.
Fixing immigration papers for my future wife and my mother?
If you are a u.s.citizen, you can definitely apply for both of them at the same time. But if both are illegal then your mom will have to leave too. they haven't passed any laws yet to help illegal citizens start paperwork in the U.S. here are the two choices in order to apply: If your mom and your gf came in legally in to the country with some type visa then they can both apply in the U.S. using the I-485,I-864,I-130,I-765,I-131 and the g-325a with USCIS, go to www.uscis.gov . Keep in mind for your gf she will need to marry you first . In Order to do this process In the U.S. If both mom and gf came in illegally you will need to apply just the I-130 for mom and for future wife will need I-130 and g-325a for u and her. This process first goes to uscis and once approved next step it goes to the national visa center and u can go to www.travel.state.gov for more info on 2nd step. Once the process Is finish there it goes to the u.s.consulate where your mom and gf are from. From there your future wife and mother will wait for an appt. they will either deny or approve them to come to the u.s. to get there green cards. If denied they have the option to use the waiver which is most common called the perdon. The number of this form is I-601 and u can get info on this form on www.uscis.gov.
Can my mother travel to the U.S. on a B1/B2 visa after I petition for her I-130 to start her green card process?
It is possible for a person to enter the United States as a non immigrant visitor while an immigrant visa petition is pending.It is very important to be prepared to provide evidence that your current visit is temporary and that you will return to your foreign residence before your period of admission has expired.It is assumed that all aliens applying for admission that are not already legal permanent residents are “intended immigrants” unless they can convince the inspecting officer that they fall into one of the non immigrant classifications and have the appropriate entry documents.The inspecting officer will want to be sure that your mother is actually coming to visit and is not actually immigrating prior to receiving her immigrant visa.If the officer is not convinced and plans to deny her admission it may be helpful for her to request to speak with a supervisor and explain the circumstances.The supervisor may be able to resolve the issue in her favor.The inspection station should also have comment cards available. The traveling public is invited to complete these cards to inform the agency how they were treated and to resolve issues after the fact.It is helpful to provide the names of the officers involved when writing about any complaint or positive interaction.Good luck.
My mom has tourist visa for 10 years and I want to petition her as I’m a US citizen. Should I file the petition while she’s here on tourist visa or she needs to go home and file?
I she goes back she will never be allowed into the U.S. again for over-staying. Unless she came and went as her visa expired…then that is anothrr situation. There might be a very slim chance of becoming a citizen if she files it while staying in the U.S.
How can my mom get a visa in the US for his travel companion? She is 74 years old.
Your mom cannot do anything.Your mom’s travelling companion will have to apply for a non-immigrant visa.