Love Life
Mar 30, 2022
revoked US visa and future green card
I was wondering if anyone had any information or experience about this issue.
my mom's US visa was revoked when she returned home about 8 years ago because she stayed in the US for 5 months.
She recently received a new visa and is visiting me. she is here about a month now.
I was thinking of filing adjustment of status for her and not send her back home.
Would I be able to do?
what paperwork would I have to file?
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Sal SalMar 30, 2022
just do i130 and i485 for her, yes you are able to do it for her and the revoked visa won’t have a bearing on her current case since she has even gotten a visa since then
Love LifeMar 30, 2022
ok thank you
N NMar 30, 2022
What visa is she coming in?
Love LifeMar 30, 2022
visitors visa b1/b2
Love LifeMar 30, 2022
citizen
Love LifeMar 30, 2022
ok thank you
Love LifeMar 30, 2022
no she is here visiting now. she didn't come for me to file for her. she has a return ticket to go home but now that she is here I am looking at my options to get her here permanently.
win louMar 30, 2022
you can file for her
Love LifeMar 30, 2022
what is the best option.
let her stay and file for her or
send her home and file for her?
Love LifeMar 30, 2022
thank you
a kMar 30, 2022
unfortunately you can’t do adjustment status while she’s here since that’s not based on marriage or work, she has to leave the country and then you can apply for here, my advice to you don’t do anything without asking a lowyer as long as your not sure about what you should do!
win louMar 30, 2022
ak she can. My parents did. Their visa was even expired.
Sal SalMar 31, 2022
@ak omg what a bad misinformation. his parents can adjust status since his a us citizen and his mum is qualified as imidiate relative. stop saying things you don’t know damn
Jay MeloApr 8, 2022
Yes, you can. Just make sure that you don’t get caught by the 90 day rule, that is, don’t file for her until she has stayed here for at least 90 days since her most recent entry into US if not it’ll be presumed she lied to enter the US to file the adjustment application.
USCIS uses the 90-day rule, which states that temporary visa holders who marry or apply for a green card within 90 days of arriving in the United States are automatically presumed to have misrepresented their original intentions.
As long as the 90 days has elapsed, you should be good to file for her
