US Immigration from Russia

My brother in law and his wife entered the US earlier this year on B2 visas. Within a week upon entry, my bro in law had a Texas drivers license, and it was only valid for the dates on his visa. He planned to leave originally. They had their baby in June, but we no longer speak to them. We hear this information through the family back home.

Fast forward now, he has decided to overstay the visa, and have petitioned (w/ a lawyer) to remain here. They use coronavirus and the newborn as the reason to not go back home, and remain here.

I read on the USCIS website that a US citizen can sponsor their parents only if they are over 21 years old, which obviously this newborn baby is not.

This is the USCIS website regarding sponsorship:

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/guides/A1en.pdf

Is it still possible they appeal and get a green card or citizenship or even granted to stay in the USA? We are hoping they just go home but it seems they have other plans.

What is their options? Can they be deported? Obviously the newborn baby cannot be deported.

I think they have to wait for a judgement before being technically status of overstay now? Am I able to do anything to stop their application, or contact USCIS about it?

** also, this might be better off posted in the family forum instead??

When you fill out the DS 160 which it specifies in English, Iam here in Saint Petersburg with my fiance and she is saying you use Latin alphabet and transliterate which is not spelled at all in English!

Anyone know, phone wont go through to the NVC and the Embassy is closed.

daughter filed end of July and we got notice they they are sending out a form and letter for an interview they have scheduled for her. So 4 months not bad

Hello guys! We are finally on a final

stage just waiting for my interview on December 15th.
My fianc s tax transcript due to covid shows lower income then it is required. He has a good job now and his paychecks can prove that he gets enough to sponsor me. He even got a second job. Are paychecks and letters from employers enough to prove the income?

We would definitely get a co-sponsor, but we simply can t.

Thank you in advance

So I am in the process of filling out the I-485 for my wife who came in on a K1.

I see that they ask for all previous employers for the past 5 years. The only issue is, she hasn't been employed for the past 5 years.

Do I just write "none" and write that she hasn't been employed for the past 5 years in part 14?

Has anybody else been faced with this dilemma?