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MaddyCruise   2

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My parents are here in the usa on a 10 yr multiple entry visitor's visa and I am a citizen. Can they file for Adjustment of status while in the usa and can they stay over their time(which is 6months) legally, untill they receive a decision on their case(or receive their green cards)?

Yeh the can stay here legally in 6months. And you can adjust their status while they here. But you need to prove to the immigration that when they went through to their POE they don't have any intention to stay. You should prove them that your parents have a strong bond that ties them to your home country, to prove that when they entry U.S. they planning back to return home.

good luck!

Removal of Conditions:

10-13-2011: Received Reminder Letter

11-21-2011: Sent my ROC via USPS Express Mail

11-22-2011: Package received at 10:52AM by INS EXPRESS MAIL and signed by Mario Guerrero

11-22-2011: NOA Receipt Date

11-25-2011: Check Cashed!

11-28-2011: NOA Arrived

12-13-2011: Received Biometrics Letter, dated 12-08-11

01-04-2012: Biometrics Appointment, 8am

06-21-2012: Received an Approval Email from the USCIS.

06-22-2012: Received the Decision Letter dated on 06-19-2012

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Raj456 Community Regular

Raj456   0

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Yes, you can apply for your parents. Do not start the process before 90 days of their stay. You need to file I-130, I-485, I-693, I-864, I-131 and G-325A all at once and the process is taking around 3 - 4 months until your parents get GC.

My parents are here in the usa on a 10 yr multiple entry visitor's visa and I am a citizen. Can they file for Adjustment of status while in the usa and can they stay over their time(which is 6months) legally, untill they receive a decision on their case(or receive their green cards)?

Thanks,

Raj

Consulate: Chennai, INDIA

08/26/09: I-130 Mailed(Fedex) to Chicago Lockbox for Parents

08/27/09: Received by USCIS

09/01/09: ND for both parents

09/02/09: Both Checks Cashed ($355 each)

09/21/09: I-130 approved ( LUD on USCIS online )

09/29/09: Received I-130 approved notices (NOA2)

NVC:

10/02/09: NVC Case #s assigned to both parents and emails regd.

10/06/09: Rcvd. emails for DS-3032 and AOS Fee ( Paid AOS Fee same night)

10/07/09: Emailed DS-3032 ( Did mail too via Fedex )

10/08/09: DS-3032 received by NVC

10/08/09: AOS Fee Status "PAID"

10/09/09: I-864 Affidavit of Support mailed via FEDEX

10/16/09: DS-3032 Entered in NVC System

10/19/09: IV Fee Bill Generated

10/20/09: Rcvd IV Fee Bill Email and Paid $400 for each parent

10/22/09: I -864 Entered into NVC System as per NVC Operator

10/22/09: IV Fee BILL Status Changed to PAID

10/23/09: Mailed DS-230 Documents Set to NVC

10/26/09: DS-230 Received by NVC signed by J.DESMOND

10/28/09: I -864 Accepted

10/29/09: Rcvd Checklist Email

10/30/09: AVR changed to " We received checklist response on 10/29/09"

11/18/09: LOGIN Failed in the morning...AVR message not changed yet...

11/18/09: Talked to Operator and it is under "FINAL REVIEW"

11/20/09: CASE COMPLETED on 11/19/09

12/02/09: Rcvd Emails for Interview on 01/08/2010

12/04/09: Medical Appt on 12/08/09 at Hyderabad

12/09/09: Medical Completed

01/08/10: INTERVIEW COMPLETED

01/12/2010: Rcvd Passports and sealed envelope.

05/20/2010: POE at DFW

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Eesaan   5

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Yes, you can apply for your parents. Do not start the process before 90 days of their stay. You need to file I-130, I-485, I-693, I-864, I-131 and G-325A all at once and the process is taking around 3 - 4 months until your parents get GC.

What would they use advance parole for?

My parents are here in the usa on a 10 yr multiple entry visitor's visa and I am a citizen. Can they file for Adjustment of status while in the usa and can they stay over their time(which is 6months) legally, untill they receive a decision on their case(or receive their green cards)?

Yes, you can apply for your parents. Do not start the process before 90 days of their stay. You need to file I-130, I-485, I-693, I-864, I-131 and G-325A all at once and the process is taking around 3 - 4 months until your parents get GC.

What would they use advance parole for?

My parents are here in the usa on a 10 yr multiple entry visitor's visa and I am a citizen. Can they file for Adjustment of status while in the usa and can they stay over their time(which is 6months) legally, untill they receive a decision on their case(or receive their green cards)?

Why would they use advance parole ?

Why would they use advance parole ?

Raj456 Community Regular

Raj456   0

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Advance Parole is used to travel outside the country and re-enter the country when AOS is in process. This is not necessary or required to apply if your parents do not plan to leave country before the process is complete.

Yes, you can apply for your parents. Do not start the process before 90 days of their stay. You need to file I-130, I-485, I-693, I-864, I-131 and G-325A all at once and the process is taking around 3 - 4 months until your parents get GC.

What would they use advance parole for?

My parents are here in the usa on a 10 yr multiple entry visitor's visa and I am a citizen. Can they file for Adjustment of status while in the usa and can they stay over their time(which is 6months) legally, untill they receive a decision on their case(or receive their green cards)?

Yes, you can apply for your parents. Do not start the process before 90 days of their stay. You need to file I-130, I-485, I-693, I-864, I-131 and G-325A all at once and the process is taking around 3 - 4 months until your parents get GC.

What would they use advance parole for?

My parents are here in the usa on a 10 yr multiple entry visitor's visa and I am a citizen. Can they file for Adjustment of status while in the usa and can they stay over their time(which is 6months) legally, untill they receive a decision on their case(or receive their green cards)?

Why would they use advance parole ?

Why would they use advance parole ?

Edited by Raj456

Thanks,

Raj

Consulate: Chennai, INDIA

08/26/09: I-130 Mailed(Fedex) to Chicago Lockbox for Parents

08/27/09: Received by USCIS

09/01/09: ND for both parents

09/02/09: Both Checks Cashed ($355 each)

09/21/09: I-130 approved ( LUD on USCIS online )

09/29/09: Received I-130 approved notices (NOA2)

NVC:

10/02/09: NVC Case #s assigned to both parents and emails regd.

10/06/09: Rcvd. emails for DS-3032 and AOS Fee ( Paid AOS Fee same night)

10/07/09: Emailed DS-3032 ( Did mail too via Fedex )

10/08/09: DS-3032 received by NVC

10/08/09: AOS Fee Status "PAID"

10/09/09: I-864 Affidavit of Support mailed via FEDEX

10/16/09: DS-3032 Entered in NVC System

10/19/09: IV Fee Bill Generated

10/20/09: Rcvd IV Fee Bill Email and Paid $400 for each parent

10/22/09: I -864 Entered into NVC System as per NVC Operator

10/22/09: IV Fee BILL Status Changed to PAID

10/23/09: Mailed DS-230 Documents Set to NVC

10/26/09: DS-230 Received by NVC signed by J.DESMOND

10/28/09: I -864 Accepted

10/29/09: Rcvd Checklist Email

10/30/09: AVR changed to " We received checklist response on 10/29/09"

11/18/09: LOGIN Failed in the morning...AVR message not changed yet...

11/18/09: Talked to Operator and it is under "FINAL REVIEW"

11/20/09: CASE COMPLETED on 11/19/09

12/02/09: Rcvd Emails for Interview on 01/08/2010

12/04/09: Medical Appt on 12/08/09 at Hyderabad

12/09/09: Medical Completed

01/08/10: INTERVIEW COMPLETED

01/12/2010: Rcvd Passports and sealed envelope.

05/20/2010: POE at DFW

 
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