Passport for AOS? (merged)

[Crazy Cat 41,898]

3 minutes ago, randomperson2 said:

I'm a HE lol, I guess i can face a 10 year bar?

Lifetime bar...but a waiver might be possible.

Edited March 21, 2020 by Lucky Cat

[Just Paul 4,595]

1 minute ago, randomperson2 said:

I'm a HE lol, I guess i can face a 10 year bar? ( is that applicable even if the passport i used isnt in my name) then be petitioned by my wife.

An attorney can help with a bar.  You may be eligible for a waiver.  I think that depends on how they view entering on a passport not your own.

[randomperson2 5]

1 minute ago, Hank_ said:

I was aware of how your entered the USA ... 

 

YOU can not use that passport or I-94 !!!  That is FRAUD as it is not your passport!     Fraud can get you a lifetime ban.

 

You have been married 5 years, how does your husband file taxes as a married couple if you do not have an SSN ?   Or is he filing as single?

I have an ITIN, i acquired it for college right after we married 5 years ago

[randomperson2 5]

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

An attorney can help with a bar.  You may be eligible for a waiver.  I think that depends on how they view entering on a passport not your own.

I'm only 5 when i entered. But i'll bring up the "Waiver" with an attorney once times permits

[Hank_ 9,174]

2 minutes ago, randomperson2 said:

I'm a HE lol, I guess i can face a 10 year bar? ( is that applicable even if the passport i used isnt in my name) then be petitioned by my wife. Honestly though I don't know how to start over there, What opportunity or what kind of life would i have in there? 

Oh,  sorry.  You didn't state that I did the silly and assUme things.    

 

So the question still remains, how do you file taxes?     How are you working without an SSN?

 

Do you speak Tagalog?

 

 

[Just Paul 4,595]

Just now, randomperson2 said:

I have an ITIN, i acquired it for college right after we married 5 years ago

That's another can of worms.  An ITIN does not extend legal status.

[randomperson2 5]

Just now, Hank_ said:

Oh,  sorry.  You didn't state that I did the silly and assUme things.    

 

So the question still remains, how do you file taxes?     How are you working without an SSN?

 

Do you speak Tagalog?

 

 

I speak very little tagalog. I was raised In San Fo, I studied Elementary, Middle, High School and College here. That's why im worried about coming back to the Philippines as i have not been there for 19 years

[Just Paul 4,595]

Have you considered contacting https://www.catholiccharitiessf.org/what-we-do/immigration/ ?

[Hank_ 9,174]

16 minutes ago, randomperson2 said:

I'm really desperate i'm already considering walking to Mexico and go to the Philippines using that way, since technically i have no record of ever entering the US under my real name as i entered through false documents. but i think the biometric systems will caught up and honestly as i've stated in another thread. I don't have the guts. I really hope that'll the consulate will open soon so i can discuss mine and my mom's options. I'll get a lawyer as soon as i've saved up.

Walking to Mexico isn't the answer.    You can return to the Philippines from within the USA just as easily .. without having to learn Spanish    

 

Yes, you need to talk with an attorney .    You are in a Catch 22 situation.

 

 

2 minutes ago, randomperson2 said:

I speak very little tagalog. I was raised In San Fo, I studied Elementary, Middle, High School and College here. That's why im worried about coming back to the Philippines as i have not been there for 19 years

That is what I thought.

 

You could get work in a call center with ease in the Philippines because of how well you speak English.  

 

 

Edited March 21, 2020 by Hank_

[randomperson2 5]

2 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

Oh,  sorry.  You didn't state that I did the silly and assUme things.    

 

So the question still remains, how do you file taxes?     How are you working without an SSN?

 

Do you speak Tagalog?

 

 

I tried working "Under the Table" Jobs before, just to get by as life here is very hard and downright impossible without work. Well i do "part-time jobs" now like Cleaning, Baby Sitting and Others and they don't request for my Status and Documents. but i guess it's still illegal

[randomperson2 5]

7 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

 

That is what I thought.

 

You could get work in a call center with ease in the Philippines because of how well you speak English.  

 

 

I guess? Maybe i'll finish my studies first (I'm graduating this June). God i'm having a breakdown because of this. I have a Kid. I don;t know if i can leave them

[randomperson2 5]

10 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

Walking to Mexico isn't the answer.    You can return to the Philippines from within the USA just as easily .. without having to learn Spanish    

 

Yes, you need to talk with an attorney .    You are in a Catch 22 situation.

 

 

That is what I thought.

 

You could get work in a call center with ease in the Philippines because of how well you speak English.  

 

 

Side Note: I have been paying Philippine Social Security System through the office here in San Fo, I have an UMID ID ( will that be usefull in proving im a filipino citizen??)

[Just Paul 4,595]

3 minutes ago, randomperson2 said:

Side Note: I have been paying Philippine Social Security System through the office here in San Fo, I have an UMID ID ( will that be usefull in proving im a filipino citizen??)

Not sure why you would pay into SSS.

 

Your birth certificate is enough to prove you are a citizen.

Edited March 21, 2020 by Paul & Mary

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

*****  three threads on the same issue merged.  PLease do not post more than once on an issue, keep all your questions and follow-ups in this thread. ******

[Hank_ 9,174]

9 minutes ago, randomperson2 said:

Side Note: I have been paying Philippine Social Security System through the office here in San Fo, I have an UMID ID ( will that be usefull in proving im a filipino citizen??)

Paying SSS doesn't prove citizenship.

 

 

7 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Not sure why you would pay into SSS.

 

Your birth certificate is enough to prove you are a citizen.

 

Birth certificate only proves Nationality, not citizenship.