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[cicciotim 0]

Hi,I have a question:in f2a,my son has a priority date as of aug 27, 2010.can he wait in usa for a second period of three months stay as visa waiver,if the first period has expired,although he's gonna go away prior the date of expiration? or maybe he will be denied the second entry,after ,let's say, a couple of weeks?thanks.

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

Him having a visa petition in the works will not majorly effect his travel on the Visa Waiver. He is unlikely to be allowed in for another 90 days if he's just been in his home country for 2 weeks, but you never know.

[cicciotim 0]

Him having a visa petition in the works will not majorly effect his travel on the Visa Waiver. He is unlikely to be allowed in for another 90 days if he's just been in his home country for 2 weeks, but you never know.

ok,thanks.

only I suppose that for one time only he may be allowed,the fact is that he's gonna attend at high school,meanwhile the visa procedure develops,and I don't want he's gonna miss too much days of school,in new york.

[aaron2020 11,651]

ok,thanks.

only I suppose that for one time only he may be allowed,the fact is that he's gonna attend at high school,meanwhile the visa procedure develops,and I don't want he's gonna miss too much days of school,in new york.

It is illegal to use the VWP as a means for your son to live and go to public school in the US.

VWP participants cannot live in the US. VWP participants cannot legally go to school in the US.

US schools are run by state governments which cannot turn any child away; even an illegal alien child must be admitted.

What you are doing is illegal and could cause problems for you and your son later.

[ceadsearc 516]

It is illegal to use the VWP as a means for your son to live and go to public school in the US.

VWP participants cannot live in the US. VWP participants cannot legally go to school in the US.

US schools are run by state governments which cannot turn any child away; even an illegal alien child must be admitted.

What you are doing is illegal and could cause problems for you and your son later.

Agreed. I don't know exactly how it works, but I would wonder if that violates their status. In any case, things that can be overcome by being an immediate relative of USC can't be overcome by being an immediate relative of an LPR. Not sure if this falls into that category, but it's definitely illegal and it would be a shame if he wasn't allowed to become a permanent resident as a result.

[cicciotim 0]

Agreed. I don't know exactly how it works, but I would wonder if that violates their status. In any case, things that can be overcome by being an immediate relative of USC can't be overcome by being an immediate relative of an LPR. Not sure if this falls into that category, but it's definitely illegal and it would be a shame if he wasn't allowed to become a permanent resident as a result.ok,agree. thanks a lot for this responses,have a good day.

[church 0]

Almost 60days now after i sent back my RFE no touch,review,NIENTE on my case status, i called them they told me to wait..i want to if they received the RFE..Sono stanco. Any experience this before ? pls