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25 year old Haitian citizen been in USA since 5 years old

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maxxnys Apprentice

maxxnys   0

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Hi all,

 

I have a friend that has been in the country since she was 5 years old. Neither of her parents are US citizens and she's been on her own since 16 years old. Is there a DACA path to her becoming a permanent resident?

 

Also with President Elect Biden taking office soon will there be removal or addition of executive orders that will help her on her path?

 

She does not have a social security number, never had one. She does contribute to society, attended grade school. Lives in the NYC area.

Any advice/help much appreciated.

Her: Ukraine

Me: USC

Met online: 07/2013

Met in person- Ukraine: 11/2013

We were not serious but just friends.

She visited 05/2014

Engaged 07/2014

Married 08/2014

Mailed I-130, I-485, I-765, G-1145: 11/22/2014

Electronic text/email NOA1 with 3 receipt numbers: 12/02/2014

NOA1 - I-797 in mail: 12/05/14

Biometrics Notice I-797c: 12/12/14

Biometrics Taken: 12/23/14

Email interview notice: 01/06/15

I-765 EAD Approved: 02/03/15

Interview Date: 02/10/15 - Approved notice and card ordered via email 4 hours after interview.

I-130 approved: 02/10/15

I-485 approved: 02/10/15

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aaron2020   11,651

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Hi,

 

She can apply for DACA.  DACA means she will not get deported and can get work authorization to legally work. 


Currently, there's no path to permanent residency.

Based on the information you've provided, only marriage to a USC could lead to permanent residency. 

Did she legally enter the US?

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Does she have a US Boyfriend?

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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maxxnys Apprentice

maxxnys   0

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Thanks for the replies.

Her: Ukraine

Me: USC

Met online: 07/2013

Met in person- Ukraine: 11/2013

We were not serious but just friends.

She visited 05/2014

Engaged 07/2014

Married 08/2014

Mailed I-130, I-485, I-765, G-1145: 11/22/2014

Electronic text/email NOA1 with 3 receipt numbers: 12/02/2014

NOA1 - I-797 in mail: 12/05/14

Biometrics Notice I-797c: 12/12/14

Biometrics Taken: 12/23/14

Email interview notice: 01/06/15

I-765 EAD Approved: 02/03/15

Interview Date: 02/10/15 - Approved notice and card ordered via email 4 hours after interview.

I-130 approved: 02/10/15

I-485 approved: 02/10/15

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