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Having a child will not help her get any kind of status at this point. As for getting married, as long as she has a valid ID it shouldn't be a problem. No one is going to check for status at the marriage office. As for going to the hospital to have a child, I don't know the answer to...

Forget about the derivative beneficiary route. Derivative beneficiaries who are in the U.S. must still meet all the regulatory requirements for adjustment. Because she will be out of status she will be unable to adjust status as a FB3 derivative. No, the only realistic way the wife is going...

GET AN IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY. People with immigration lawyers win 35%+ of the time in court. People without attorneys win 7% of the time. You cannot have your individual hearing on the first day. You just can't. The system just doesn't work like that. You have to have a calendar hearing...

This is a repeat post. But, as I told you on your other post, you are going to have to file a mandamus action in federal district court.

Security check is basically a background check to see if you are a criminal or terrorist.

Mandamus is a lawsuit against the government arguing that the government is required by law to take a certain type of action or decision. In your situation, you would file an mandamus lawsuit in the federal district court nearest to where you are living against the USCIS, DHS, FBI, CIA and...

I see. May be time for a mandamus case then. 3+ years is too long.

Because you will marry her after your grant of asylee status she cannot gain any derivative benefit. YOU personally will not have any trouble gaining your GC or citizenship if you marry a visa overstay. However, your future wife will be unable to obtain any status until you become a citizen...

There is nothing you can really do until you receive the letter. The petition was not revoked yet. You will receive a notice of intent to revoke which you will have time to answer with legal arguments or additional evidence. Probably they think your claimed spouse is not your legal spouse...

I think he said he was a deportation officer. Humanitarians, one and all. Plus, they all know so much about immigration law. Hahahahahaha. I'm not sure what you mean when you say you are going to federal court. An appeal to a federal appeals court was due within 30 days after the BIA...

Obtaining permanent residence in another country will make the USCIS presume that you have abandoned your LPR status in the U.S. You will lose your U.S. greencard. For for information see Kurzban's Immigration Law Sourcebook.

I don't think it really matters. Sometimes asylees use the I-94 they received when they were granted asylum on the I-485.

Date of last arrival? The date you last entered the U.S. -I94? Not Applicable (i.e. N/A) -non-immigrant visa number? N/A -consulate where visa was issued? N/A - date visa was issued? N/A

This is a lesson for all immigrants. DON'T LIVE IN TEXAS. It's the worst state in the U.S. Get out as quickly as you can. Move to California or the Northeast, where people are sane and the laws are compassionate towards immigrants.

Is it possible? Yes. Is it easy? No. One must prove that they have been persecuted or have a chance of being persecuted if they return to their country to get asylum. Persecution normally involves physical harm to a person. But, credible threats of severe harm to a person, or psychological...

The OP's case will not be referred to an IJ because he/she is still in valid status. Kash - Please provide the exact language used in the NOID.

Your friend should not get married just to get a greencard. Immigration will find out and it will be a problem. However, if your friend does really want to get married and her boyfriend wants to get married then she should tell her parents that if she gets married and gets a greencard she will...

How did you come in under a false name when you were just 6-7 years old? I need actual details, did you use a passport, was it a U.S. citizen's passport, did you just cross the border illegally. I mean, someone must have brought you here. If you can, you should ask them how it happened...

The hearing notice says "presence waived for respondent"? That means you don't even have to show up. Only your lawyer needs to show up at the May 09 hearing. As for #15 on the I-765, most people in your situation just put "asylum applicant" or "none"