Passport for AOS? (merged)

[randomperson2 5]

1 minute ago, Hank_ said:

Paying SSS doesn't prove citizenship.

 

 

 

Birth certificate only proves Nationality, not citizenship.

 

I guess i really do need an attorney and lots of prayers. Ill get to this after my graduation. But it's too much for me right now. I have a Wife and Kid that will be left in case i got deported. I researched and i think i can get a Travel Document, a one time use document to exit the US and enter Philippines

[Crazy Cat 41,428]

Just now, randomperson2 said:

I guess i really do need an attorney and lots of prayers. Ill get to this after my graduation. But it's too much for me right now. I have a Wife and Kid that will be left in case i got deported. I researched and i think i can get a Travel Document, a one time use document to exit the US and enter Philippines

Your Mother put you in a terrible situation.  I hope you find a happy solution.  Please keep us updated......I wish the very best for you and your family.

-Luck Cat out.....

[randomperson2 5]

1 minute ago, Lucky Cat said:

Your Mother put you in a terrible situation.  I hope you find a happy solution.  Please keep us updated......I wish the very best for you and your family.

-Luck Cat out.....

Thanks, appreciate it. But she is included in this, She lives pretty close to me, together with other "TNTs"

[Boiler 45,059]

There are some people who came into this through different threads, so the whole needs to be read to get a good view.

 

I would have guessed the wrong gender as well.

[randomperson2 5]

On 3/21/2020 at 10:08 AM, Paul & Mary said:

Not sure why you would pay into SSS.

 

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

This is the Passport i used back in 2001. Together with a departure card and an I94 under my cousin's name but my picture. 

 

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[carmel34 3,598]

On 3/21/2020 at 10:45 AM, randomperson2 said:

This is the Passport i used back in 2001. Together with a departure card and an I94 under my cousin's name but my picture. 

 

Your best path forward is to save up and hire an experienced immigration attorney, or find one willing to help you for free.  This is a very complicated case and it will be a long expensive process to become legal in the US.  I salute you for wanting to make this right, but the history of how you entered the US with a fake passport is going to be a big hurdle to overcome.  Others in similar situations have had to leave the US at some point in the process, you may have to spend some time in the Philippines.  Hopefully it will all work out in the end.  Good luck and best wishes to you and your family!

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[Just Paul 4,595]

On 3/21/2020 at 10:45 AM, randomperson2 said:

This is the Passport i used back in 2001. Together with a departure card and an I94 under my cousin's name but my picture. 

 

Not your passport - doesn't help you.

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[randomperson2 5]

Just now, carmel34 said:

Your best path forward is to save up and hire an experienced immigration attorney, or find one willing to help you for free.  This is a very complicated case and it will be a long expensive process to become legal in the US.  I salute you for wanting to make this right, but the history of how you entered the US with a fake passport is going to be a big hurdle to overcome.  Others in similar situations have had to leave the US at some point in the process, you may have to spend some time in the Philippines.  Hopefully it will all work out in the end.  Good luck and best wishes to you and your family!

Thanks! I'm trying to grasp it atleast, I don't want my child or children to carry this burden too. But at the same timw i don't know if i can leave my family here with an uncertaine future

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

Not your passport - doesn't help you.

Okay. Anyways thanks for your responses, it really helps

[Just Paul 4,595]

You probably want to report the photo to the admins for removal - for reasons of privacy

[randomperson2 5]

2 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

You probably want to report the photo to the admins for removal - for reasons of privacy

my cousin is not a filipino citizen anymore, and he doesn't use that name for the better part of the decade due from my mom amd aunt concocting the stupid plan of coming to the us illegally

[Boiler 45,059]

Please please read the thread before misinforming the OP.

[randomperson2 5]

UPDATE: I've been in touch with a Lawyer and he contacted the Philippine Consulate here in Frisco through the emergency line. I can have my Filipino Passport, It would take 3 months or more due to the Corona Virus but nevertheless I'd just go to the Consulate in April and present my PSA Birth Certificate, UMID ID and my California License, then about my immigration problem since i still have the passport i used to enter, it can be used in my case to prove that i was "inspected" and that the "medical papers" i brought was admissable. We have prepared a FOIA request for the records in the name of the passport we used. I do hope that the offices will open up soon so my lawyer can submit the papers and so we'll know more, this is promising so I'm getting my hopes up. I treat this as destined miracle sin nce i found a law office amidst this california lockdown. and also, i might be exempt from the "Fraud" since i was only 5 when we entered using fraudulent passports however my mother is a different story since she basically "smuggled" me and her to the United States, overstayed and continuesly used an invalid and fraudelent SSN in working here in the US. Her SSN cointains the annotation of "Not Valid For Work without INS authorization"  and is named after the passport she used (my aunts). That's all for now. 

[randomperson2 5]

1 minute ago, randomperson2 said:

my mother is a different story since she basically "smuggled" me and her to the United States, overstayed and continuesly used an invalid and fraudelent SSN in working here in the US. Her SSN cointains the annotation of "Not Valid For Work without INS authorization"  and is named after the passport she used (my aunts). That's all for now. 

My aunt might face charges too, I think it's called Accessory or sumn. Because she was aware and willing to help her sister(my mom) and me get to the US using documents that belonged to them. And did fraud by declaring the passports coitnaining my mom's and i's picture loss in order to get their own passports with their biometrics and name. 

[Boiler 45,059]

2 minutes ago, randomperson2 said:

My aunt might face charges too, I think it's called Accessory or sumn. Because she was aware and willing to help her sister(my mom) and me get to the US using documents that belonged to them. And did fraud by declaring the passports coitnaining my mom's and i's picture loss in order to get their own passports with their biometrics and name. 

Is your Aunt in the US?

[Just Paul 4,595]

11 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Is your Aunt in the US?

If so it would make for one interesting thanksgiving.