TPS and AOS (split)

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

38 minutes ago, Future Us Citizen said:

Yes luv I fall under 245 a INA...

But you said you entered illegally. That means you don’t. 

Edited June 17, 2021 by SusieQQQ

[Crazy Cat 41,884]

I think there is more to this story.  How does one enter the US illegally, and then adjust status normally?   Something doesn't make sense, but I am not an expert.  @Future Us Citizen

Edited June 17, 2021 by Lucky Cat

[Future Us Citizen 1]

11 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

But you said you entered illegally. That means you don’t. 

Read the adjustment of status 245 a INA again... I actually just received biometric for my i485, appointment next month...

[Future Us Citizen 1]

3 hours ago, Lucky Cat said:

I think there is more to this story.  How does one enter the US illegally, and then adjust status normally?   Something doesn't make sense, but I am not an expert.  @Future Us Citizen

I went to go visit my father with a advance parole...Got paroled in....Thought I share it with y'all...I adjusted under 245a INA

[HRQX 4,145]

Note that "Failure to Continuously Maintain Lawful Immigration Status" adjustment bar would still apply even after your recent Advance Parole entry:

14 hours ago, HRQX said:

https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-7-part-b-chapter-4 "An applicant who has ever been out of lawful status at any time since any entry."

Thus consular processing at Port-au-Prince is the correct path.

38 minutes ago, Future Us Citizen said:

I actually just received biometric for my i485, appointment next month...

Cases do slip through the initial checks but the final decision is later during adjudication. For example, the following F2A case even received a C09 EAD before the I-485 was denied at the interview:

 

[Future Us Citizen 1]

2 minutes ago, HRQX said:

Note that "Failure to Continuously Maintain Lawful Immigration Status" adjustment bar would still apply even after your recent Advance Parole entry:

Thus consular processing at Port-au-Prince is the correct path.

Cases do slip through the initial checks but the final decision is later during adjudication. For example, the following F2A case even received a C09 EAD before the I-485 was denied at the interview:

 

Yes luv...Im in status...And another thing I been noticing on these thread, how one who in a F2A who adjust status, apply for work permit under adjustment of status..I been noticing these thread on other sites feeds also...To adjust status under F2A, you must already be in status up until green card interview...They be applying for work permit like they married to a Us citizen...And the bad part is they will give it to them and when the interview come will be denied green card...so sad

[Chancy 6,241]

12 minutes ago, Future Us Citizen said:

Im in status

 

Earlier you said you came to the US illegally.  Now you say you're in status, which I suppose means that you're in legal status.  How did you go from illegal entry to legal status?

 

[Crazy Cat 41,884]

59 minutes ago, Future Us Citizen said:

I went to go visit my father with a advance parole...Got paroled in....Thought I share it with y'all...I adjusted under 245a INA

So, you have not adjusted status.  You have applied to adjust, right?  

[Future Us Citizen 1]

1 minute ago, Chancy said:

 

Earlier you said you came to the US illegally.  Now you say you're in status, which I suppose means that you're in legal status.  How did you go from illegal entry to legal status?

 

Lol...When they say you suppose to be in status up until your interview, it means like example-daca or tps...once you under those you can be under those status until your green card interview....But they must not be expired if you adjusting under F2A before the green card interview..If your spouse became citizen before you even go to your interview, even if they end those immigrant statues, you can still adjust status...But in my case,F2A Its a must im in status....I paid i485 and I didn't apply for the extra things because with my status I'm in now, I have authority to work, travel...

[Crazy Cat 41,884]

@Future Us Citizen, it would help if you would fully explain your situation, instead of these cryptic comments.  I am interested in learning....Under what condition were you able to apply for adjustment if you entered the US illegally?

Edited June 17, 2021 by Lucky Cat

[Future Us Citizen 1]

5 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

So, you have not adjusted status.  You have applied to adjust, right?  

I applied luv...I have biometric next month..

[Crazy Cat 41,884]

Just now, Future Us Citizen said:

I applied luv...I have biometric next month..

Under what condition were you allowed to apply if you entered the US illegally?   

[Chancy 6,241]

3 minutes ago, Future Us Citizen said:

in my case,F2A Its a must im in status

 

Nothing in your long comment answers my question.  How did your status in the US go from illegal entry to legal status?

 

[Future Us Citizen 1]

I was 8 years old- Mom brought me here illegally...

2012-Had married and file married to a US citizen....This case I couldn't adjust because I never made a legal entry to America...So was told I had to go do consulate processing, but any ways it ended there cause we separated...

 

2016- Met my now lpr spouse, went to see a lawyer on how to start processing...She told me first I would need to get a legal entry,( this advice change the game)

 

Couple months later- Applied for advance parole known as travel document..went to my country of birth(scared and all) seen my family and got back

 

2019-Married my spouse, but was told I had to do consulate processing by uscis instead of adjusting like I asked..and that would come with the I601A,because my tps status was not a sure thing to last because of Mr.trump...Didnt want to go back, I prayed and when I knew biden won, I applied for adjusting instead of the consulate like my i130 stated, i even had paid my nvc fees before changing to adjustment of status instead...

 

With biden I know everything would change...Now I have my biometric soon and my country just received tps for 18 months which will start way in october...I been on tps for 10 years now...And my husband will be citizen soon

 

[Crazy Cat 41,884]

Thanks for the explanation.  I'm not sure your path forward is as clear as you think.  Good luck.

Biden cannot change immigration law.

Edited June 17, 2021 by Lucky Cat