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Pray&Hope

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  1. 44 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

    Don't know why it wouldn't be a good idea.. not much else can do.

     

    With the 601 waiver I assume he has either a ban on him now? Or he entered illegally/undocumented and you are trying to get a waiver to let him adjust through you.

    I'm just really scared. Especially with this new trump administration. Im worried if they will slow things down or be the reason it gets denied .

     

    He came here with inspection at 17 yes old. I'm a USC and his father is a green card holder who will be applying for his citizenship. 

  2. 5 minutes ago, geowrian said:

    Alright, thanks for the clarification.

     

    Yes, a waiver will be needed. Given that he was in removal proceedings in the past, that may complicate things a little (I've seen another user fairly recently where this came back up during a waiver despite it being administratively closed). An experienced immigration attorney that deals with waivers should be able to provide a better idea of timelines and chances of success. Best of luck to you and your fiance.

    Thank you ❤

  3. 3 minutes ago, geowrian said:

    You can't file the I-130 for an immediately relative of a spouse until you are actually married. They will (eventually) reject it even with a waiver if you did not qualify for it at the time you filled it out. Filing the form and claiming that they are your spouse already would be misrepresentation. You need to wait until after you are married to actually file it. You can fill it out now, but not send it yet. As noted above, you will need the marriage certificate anyway.

     

    Well, that is true. Assuming he has no legal status right now (why else would you need a waiver), then he is deportable at least until you are married and file for AOS. Once married, then the issue is a question of whether or not your spouse qualifies to file for AOS. If he overstayed or worked illegally, then that is ignored for AOS purposes and he's fine. Just file AOS and he will get legal status.

     

    If he entered the US illegally or something else, then filing for AOS does not grant any legal status as he is ineligible to file for it in the first place. I'm guessing this is the circumstance given that you are looking at a 601/601A waiver. Sadly, he would remain deportable until the waiver is obtained and AOS is legitimately filed. That said, usually removal proceedings take a good amount of time if you choose to fight it, so that's something for you and an experienced attorney to discuss.

     

    Edit:

    Inadmissibility for what exactly?

    I'm thinking forward. We're getting married on Monday. We've been together 11 yrs. 

    Inadmissible because he came without inspection. He was in removal proceedings that was administratively closed. 

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