Daca married to service member

[MMcc86 2]

I currently hold DACA, my husband is a natural born citizen and is currently in the military. 
we have tried getting in contact with a few attorneys to best approach a way to apply for my residency. 
does anyone have any experience in this and the steps needed ? 
 

[Boiler 45,730]

Very much depends on your immigration history

[MMcc86 2]

1 hour ago, MMcc86 said:

I currently hold DACA, my husband is a natural born citizen and is currently in the military. 
we have tried getting in contact with a few attorneys to best approach a way to apply for my residency.  And we have gotten so many different answers. 
does anyone have any experience in this and the steps needed ?   
Entered when I was 4 with no inspection, have never left the states, no criminal history 

of that helps
 

 

7 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Very much depends on your immigration history

 I've updated my original post with a bit more background info 

[Boiler 45,730]

https://www.uscis.gov/military/discretionary-options-for-military-members-enlistees-and-their-families

 

Parole in Place is what you need to read.

[MMcc86 2]

4 minutes ago, Boiler said:

https://www.uscis.gov/military/discretionary-options-for-military-members-enlistees-and-their-families

 

Parole in Place is what you need to read.

My question is do I submit the pip first, and then the adjustment of status or do I submit everything at the same time?

[Family 4,064]

1 hour ago, MMcc86 said:

I currently hold DACA, my husband is a natural born citizen and is currently in the military. 
we have tried getting in contact with a few attorneys to best approach a way to apply for my residency. 
does anyone have any experience in this and the steps needed ? 

Have you obtained DACA Advance Parole ?
If yes, then you simply file the I-485. 
 

Otherwise :

1. PIP as linked by @Boiler . A very simple filing I-131 form but no fee and gets sent to local field office..

 

[MMcc86 2]

4 minutes ago, Family said:

Have you obtained DACA Advance Parole ?
If yes, then you simply file the I-485. 
 

Otherwise :

1. PIP as linked by @Boiler . A very simple filing I-131 form but no fee and gets sent to local field office..

 

No advance parole. 
Do I send the I131 alone and then apply for the adjustment of status after it or if it gets approved? 

[Family 4,064]

If you already  obtained and traveled on a DACA Advance Parole, then you don’t need PIP.

 

Otherwise you file PIP first, wait for approval then file I-485

[MMcc86 2]

1 minute ago, Family said:

If you already  obtained and traveled on a DACA Advance Parole, then you don’t need PIP.

 

Otherwise you file PIP first, wait for approval then file I-485

Ok this makes so much more sense. 
thank you so much! 

[Timona 4,208]

Have you traveled in and out of the country while on DACA? YES or NO

[Family 4,064]

6 minutes ago, Timona said:

Have you traveled in and out of the country while on DACA? YES or NO

OP said in previous post she did not get DACA AP

[MMcc86 2]

13 minutes ago, Family said:

OP said in previous post she did not get DACA AP

No I never request advance parole with daca 

[Family 4,064]

2 hours ago, MMcc86 said:

we have tried getting in contact with a few attorneys to best approach a way to apply for my residency

Did you end up hiring an attorney or are going to DIY? 
You will be ok and they will schedule biometrics followed by an appointment for the PIP…hopefully fast. If husband is deployed, worth asking for an expedite.

 

 

[Demise 1,304]

There's one piece that's missing and it's by far the most important one. How did you enter the US?

[MMcc86 2]

1 minute ago, Demise said:

There's one piece that's missing and it's by far the most important one. How did you enter the US?

No inspection at entry 

 different attorneys have told us the MPIP  cancels the unlawful entry and he can petition for me here in the states 

that's where all the confusion is