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He entered illegally as a 15 year old. He and my daughter were told to hold off processing the hardship waiver until updates from an executive order expected year end 2012.

We were told that the new regulations would be published in November of 2012. We also heard by end of 2012; however, I have heard nothing. What is the status of the order that will shorten the waiting time for those who are married to US citizens. Also, applied for Dream Act for him in...

I don't recall saying anything about lying. But my daughter has no issue with working abroad for five years or more if that's what it takes. She does not want to live in El Salvador but would be happy to live outside the US.

The parents entered the US about six or seven years before they brought the kids in. The parents got their green cards through some previous amnesty program. I may not have the dates 100% correct for the parents but they do have social security cards and green cards. Once they had the money...

Just curious ...why can't he leave and then come back? He is 100% undocumented here and has no records. Can he leave, return to El Salvador or another country and then return with my daughter?

To clarify...what if he went back to El Salvador or another country and then she traveled to that country to be with him. Could she then bring him back on a fiance Visa?

He has never been in the US legally. If he leaves voluntarily and goes to another country could he then come back legally without having to wait the ten years?

My daughter is engaged to a 21 year old young man from El Salvador. He was brought here illegally by his parents when he was 16. Both of the parents have green cards and have lived in the US for about ten years. This young man and his two sisters do not. They would like to be married soon...