Petition for unmarried son over 21.....

[imailin 0]

My friend is a legal Us recident since 2006. She wants to ask for her son which is 29 years old and lives in this country since 1979.... I am not sure when but I believed in 1986 they adjust status with an admisty but then they never continue the requirements (within a year thet needed to pay same fees whish they never did and they status expired, but they never had a order of deportation) the question is: what form my friend has to send to ask for her unmarried son (29 years old) and even if he lives in this country will USCIS adjust status again? or they will send him back to his origin country and then after 10 years he will be able to enter USA?

PS" my friend got his permanent green card trouht her oldest daughter which got married and she is a citizen.

Thanks!!!

[payxibka 10,048]

He has lived in this country since he was born? (2008 - 1979 = 29)

[imailin 0]

He has lived in this country since he was born? (2008 - 1979 = 29)

since he is 8 months old

[payxibka 10,048]

He has lived in this country since he was born? (2008 - 1979 = 29)

since he is 8 months old

I really doubt without some sort of an amnesty program he has many options... What was his status when he arrived, tourist? Do the records of initial entry still exist?

[imailin 0]

He has lived in this country since he was born? (2008 - 1979 = 29)

since he is 8 months old

I really doubt without some sort of an amnesty program he has many options... What was his status when he arrived, tourist? Do the records of initial entry still exist?

I know he has options because as I said before his oldest sister got the citizenship and her mother and father are resident with the same circumstances.... so;./// my question is if being a son there is more requisites than being a spouse or mother and what form ....

[athena_ny 1]

He has lived in this country since he was born? (2008 - 1979 = 29)

since he is 8 months old

I really doubt without some sort of an amnesty program he has many options... What was his status when he arrived, tourist? Do the records of initial entry still exist?

I know he has options because as I said before his oldest sister got the citizenship and her mother and father are resident with the same circumstances.... so;./// my question is if being a son there is more requisites than being a spouse or mother and what form ....

Overstay and any unauthorized work is forgiven through marriage to a US citizen. This probably was forgiven to his sister's parents because they are considered immediate relatives, and the wording on the form makes it sound like they can have overstay/work forgiven as well. It also says child under 21 years of age. He is over 21; very likely that he has no options as his situation is different than that of his parents.

Edit: also what fwaguy said, no USC involved this time.

Edited April 28, 2008 by athena_ny

[payxibka 10,048]

is the difference that a USC was involved before and not now in this situation.