Granted of withholding of removal

[x0800 0]

Hello community,

I got my withholding of removal status through my dad, he applied of asylum but got this "status" because of the one year law. I have talked to our lawyer(s) plenty of times and I know that I can't leave country, I can't get permanent card or invite my family and etc. with this "status". The reason I'm here is because I'm looking for advice or someone who tried to adjust this "status" through marriage or work. If anyone is out there that tried something like that I would like to know or if you know someone and maybe can share it with us.

Thanks in advance.

[Inky 1,111]

What is withholding of removal?

Withholding of removal is a status which is similar to asylum, but not as secure. People who win withholding of removal have the right to remain in the U.S. and work legally. Unlike asylees, however, people with “withholding” do not have the right to apply for legal permanent residence. People who win “withholding” actually have a final order of removal (deportation) against them, so if they ever travel outside the U.S., they will not be permitted to return here.

you can apply for an EAD but you cant change your status. You can also apply for CAT relief if you qualify.

http://www.immigrationequality.org/template.php?pageid=168

[Inky 1,111]

this link may help you too. its answerd by an immigration specialist and the person is in the same situation as you. http://www.justanswer.com/questions/10p9p-...july-of-2006-my

[x0800 0]

this link may help you too. its answerd by an immigration specialist and the person is in the same situation as you. http://www.justanswer.com/questions/10p9p-...july-of-2006-my

Inky,

I really appreciate your help but that's not what I'm looking for. When my dad had his court, our whole family was there, I believe I asked question if I can get my status adjusted and the prosecutor looked at me and said when I get married to USC I will be able to adjust status and then my parents can do the same through me. So I'm not looking for definitions from books or what I can or can't do, what I'm looking for is a real person or someone that you know, who was in my shoes and adjusted status or at least tried to adjust through marriage or work.

By the way, Merry Christmas

Thanks

[Darnell 8,479]

Yikes- hypothetical posit (from me) :

1. marry US Citizen.

2. 3 years after first green card date, apply for USC / naturalization.

3. get USC, apply for your parents on I-130 .

Don't take it as 'the answer', though.

Good Luck !

[Darnell 8,479]

Yikes- hypothetical posit (from me) :

1. marry US Citizen, file I-130 and I-485

2. 3 years after first green card date, apply for USC / naturalization.

3. get USC, apply for your parents on I-130 .

Don't take it as 'the answer', though.

Good Luck !

(sorry, needed to add something on 1 )