in immigration custody at this momment plz help

[Jawaree 718]

If the OP had no GC ne will not be released for VD

being here so long with parents, kids & wife I thought

he was a LPR...If undocumented U will sit until birth

country issues verification of U as their citizen HS then

transport U home to your home airport & drop U off

[miamiboi04 0]

I have or I mean had a green card but didnt make my 7 years without getting into troble withit

[miamiboi04 0]

AGG Felony will apply (federally/immigration) regardless of whats said in Fl

I guess your atty don't see COR as an avenue for U, however drug convictions

are very hard to fight with immigration. This is not a DIY situation, but do not sit

back worry and depend only in the lawyer (they have many clients) if there is a law

library spend your waking moments reading whatever info U can get, U can MAYBE

get some relief but U will sit for long & they will approach U to sign a papers to leave...dont

Quit thinking about not living if U have to leave, there is life after immigration,U have

to think of plan B what ifs...have your parent tap into friends , family back home,

have them plan to bring/ship U things of comfort even if U end up in one room there

U need life for the kids & spouse, depending what country U R from if determined U

can carve out some stability for yourself after a while...think about your babies U have

to be man enough for them....yrs on down the road maybe a waiver will be something U

can get, but not right after leaving...U R in a pickle bro but remember GOD...when the

heart gets weak know that this will pass regardless of the outcome....write letters pleading

on your own behalf wherever U can, and did U write BIA? LIFE is what U make it so think

in the midst of all this on surviving...Best wishes dude.....Did your parents get naturalized

B4 U turned age 18 ask them.

I guess without a GC U would be home by now

did they read U your Miranda rights

did the criminal atty advise U to plea guilty meant U wold likely be deported

[miamiboi04 0]

Thanks man I needed someone to remind me bout things like that I was never read my miranda and I do remember them telling me about immigration but since I had a green card I thoght I was ok I was to young to understand

[Boiler 46,368]

So you have been in front of an Immigration Judge and have lost your GC?

There is no 7 year rule.

[miamiboi04 0]

Yes,when I got deported I lost it then he was telling me that u need to have ur gc for 7 years without getting in trouble

[Boiler 46,368]

There is a 5 year requirement if you want to apply for Citizenship, perhaps that is what is meant.

[Boiler 46,368]

The next question is if you have anybody who can in the future can apply for you to immigrate. Wife, Parents, Children do not count until they are 21.

[belinda63 3,052]

So you have a green card and it was taken away? Sounds like you are just waiting for your country to verify your identity prior to being deported.

Don't know if an immediate family member could get a waiver with a drug conviction and deportation.

[southcoast 27]

Yes,when I got deported I lost it then he was telling me that u need to have ur gc for 7 years without getting in trouble

If you were convicted of an aggravated felony then the time doesn't matter. If it was just a drug crime then you might have been eligible for cancellation of removal butonly if you had your green card for 5 years prior to the arrest (and had been present in the US after an "entry" for 7 years). As to bond, if you were incarcerated any time after October of 1998 then you aren't bond eligible. Although some courts are allowing bond if you spent time on the street prior to your ICE detention.

The next question is if you have anybody who can in the future can apply for you to immigrate. Wife, Parents, Children do not count until they are 21.

If he was deported for an aggravated felony which is also a drug crime, then he will never be eligible for an immigrant visa.