The only people who qualify for a waiver are married to a United States citizen or green card holder, or a parent.
If your only contact that is a United States citizen is your child, you are not going to eligible to apply for a green card.
Although your child might be able to sponsor you by filing an I-130, if you do not have a parent or a spouse who is a citizen or a resident, you will not be able to get a green card and be eligible for a waiver.
Deportation can be extremely frightening. If you are facing deportation, it is important to know that you still have options. Read on to learn more about deportation defenses in New York City. What is deportation? Generally, there are two main types of deportation. Deportation for individuals looking to enter the… Read More
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