Please Advice with USC parent petition

[Rocco91174 0]

Hi everyone,

I am very confused about the process of petitioning for a parent of a USC. My mother lived in the US with me and unfortunately she was sent an order of removal but when she went to court the judge granted her voluntary departure. She had lived in the US for 2 years already. Now I am a USC and want to bring her here with me since I'm an only child and she is alone in Peru., my dad was never in the picture. What are the next steps for me,

do I need a waiver since she will have 10 yr ban?

Does she have to do it in the consulate in Peru or do I do it here?

Does she have to apply for a visa and get denied in order to apply for waiver?

Which waiver?

Thanks for your responses!

[aleful 1,905]

hi

sorry there are no waiver for parents, until she completes the 10 year ban, you cannot file for her,

you can start to file for her a few months before she completes her 10 year ban

before that, there is nothing you can do, nor she is qualified for any type of visa, including tourist visa

[Boiler 43,433]

Would need a qualifying relative to file a waiver and you are not one. When did she leave?

[Rocco91174 0]

She left on June 2011. My grandma is a green card holder and she had petitioned my mom somewhere in spring 2010 for an i130 which got approved I have the letter of approval but since she is over 21 it said she would have to adjust when there was a visa opening but unfortunately she left in 2011 with voluntary departure by a immigration judge. Now could my grandma then file a waiver and if granted could I then petition her since that way it would be faster? Or would still have to be done by my grandma?

[Boiler 43,433]

You can petition her and you grandmother do the waiver.

[aaron2020 11,651]

You can petition her and you grandmother do the waiver.

Can an LPR mother file a waiver for an adult daughter?

[Boiler 43,433]

Yes

Probably needs a bit more creativity.