Actually, a person cannot enter the US with the intent to stay and adjust status. However, an immediate relative (of a US citizen) who is already inside the US can legally adjust status.
Why can't she? What exactly prevents her from doing so?
Edit: Note that they would adjust to a Permanent Resident. Immediate Relative is just the category (IR-5 specifically) that they would qualify.
I get your drift too..,but from what I’ve heard, they approve visas of older people with strong ties back home than younger folks because they can’t go there to start their lives all over again especially when you’ve built it to a very good extent back home.
FYI, the mum can’t adjust her status to Immediate Relative while still in the US, it won’t be approved, she’ll need to go back home and wait for the Immediate Relative Visa to be approved first before stepping her foot back in US as a Lawful Permanent Resident.
He should just get them to apply for the Visitor Visa and hope the CO smile back at them when they smile.,but notwithstanding, they’ll need to prove their case individually.
