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Harpa Timsah
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No. On what grounds has she applied for citizenship? She can go home. Italy is nice.

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Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude. But there is no path for anything for her. Even if her sister had not left the US, her overstay makes her ineligible to adjust status. She made her decision and it

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How is lawyer going to help? She has been living illegally and that is the truth….next time when ppl wonder why they are given hard time at POE even when they are genuine… here is the reason. I am

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Don't pay attention to rude comments.Otherwise you'll drive crazy.

There are stupids everywhere.

Good luck!

Like the one making the above post without providing any logical or reasonable suggestions to the OP. Truth hurts but that is what she needs to hear to be prepared. It is not rude to tell her that there is no option for now and the sooner she leaves voluntarily, the sooner she will be able to settle her life and her son's too and also get over the 10 year ban.

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PR under what?

How is she eligible for staying in US?

Lets assume her son is USC, even in that case he cannot file for her for another 11 yrs.

One of my parents did it where I live, they were here in the US for more than 5 years, and applied for PR and obtained it. The International agency here in my city helped her obtain it.

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The mother wanted to know how to best support her child. The answer to that does NOT lie in the US. If she is giving money to someone promsing her citizenship she should stop and use that to support her child. Children nor siblings can qualify for a hardship waiver. Leaving and getting the ban out of the way is one way, hoping for some amestsy program is a long shot, unless she qualifies under the old one ( I forget those rules ). The US doesn't have the mean nor desire to open their arms to everyone that wants to visit and not go home and they are about as annoying as a house guest that does the same. Wanting your resources and special treatment because they think they deserve it.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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Children qualify. Parents do not.

245i was a very long time ago and she would have had to have been petitioned.

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I could be wrong but I am with you on this one the hardship wavier is only applicable to spouse not for siblings.

For an I-601 when the inadmissibility is due to illegal presence, the qualifying USC relative is the USC spouse or USC parent. It would not apply in this case for either the USC sibling or USC child.

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Children qualify. Parents do not.

245i was a very long time ago and she would have had to have been petitioned.

Would the sibling petition work ( If it was that long ago, but then it would have already been current )

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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Don't pay attention to rude comments.Otherwise you'll drive crazy.

There are stupids everywhere.

Good luck!

Agree - Seems I'm very pervasive these days.

back to the OP - your 'friend' not have any basis for adjusting status in the USA, currently.

Should she marry a USCitizen, her basis would change <EOM>

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Would the sibling petition work ( If it was that long ago, but then it would have already been current )

It would have done.

I am assuming she was recently petitioned.

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For an I-601 when the inadmissibility is due to illegal presence, the qualifying USC relative is the USC spouse or USC parent. It would not apply in this case for either the USC sibling or USC child.

Thanks for the clarification.

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You cannot fix the unfix-able and your right an attorney probably can't fix this but we can either.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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<br />  An immigration attorney would gladly take the money, but won't be able to give any more information than has already been provided here. The options are straight forward and limited.<br />
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An attorney can fix illegal acts, but might have another angle we don't have, or we can say, tough luck and get reamed on the site for being too blunt.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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An attorney can fix illegal acts, but might have another angle we don't have, or we can say, tough luck and get reamed on the site for being too blunt.

It's possible an attorney could help if there is more information than was posted here, but based on the information given, I feel comfortable saying (even bluntly) that the chances of an attorney helping right now are extremely low.

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