get that dirtbag, slimy, visa cheat, criminal illegal alien OUT OF THE USA!!! GO JAN BREWER!!! GO JOE ARPAIO!!! GO MARINES!!! get all these dirtbagas out of here
A waiver can be filed against the 10-year ban, but this is generally an unfortunate situation that the USCIS frowns upon. Definitely the mother will need to return to the US for this to happen.
Even if the mother decides to return to live in America, the illegal-alien son will still be subject to a ten-year bar against reentry...due to his disregard and disrespect for America's laws and sovereignty.
Yes she will be staying here in the US.<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Theone:
Does his mother intend to return to the US?
It is possible to file a waiver for the 10 year ban, added layer of difficulty in these circumstances. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Can a US CITIZEN mother petition her son while she lives out of the country? She has lived out of the country for 20 years, her son lives in the US over 21 for the last 4 years (overstayed visa B1/B2)and single. Is an I-130 approriate to file?
Can a US citizen mother petition her son who lives out of country?
Can a US CITIZEN mother petition her son while she lives out of the country? She has lived out of the country for 20 years, her son lives in the US over 21 for the last 4 years (overstayed visa B1/B2)and single. Is an I-130 approriate to file?
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