US Citizen sister applying for sister and sister family

[Boiler 45,482]

2 minutes ago, appleblossom said:

 

Your sister needs to be aware that there's a good chance her children will 'age out' before they get visas, certainly the older one at least. 

 

What was the UK reference about if they're not there? 

HP is for 2 years sort of like an extended visitor visa with extra privileges 

[appleblossom 2,483]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

HP is for 2 years sort of like an extended visitor visa with extra privileges 

 

Yes, I meant immigrant visas via the OP. 

[SteveInBostonI130 3,434]

15 hours ago, Jorolove said:

Haiti. Asylum is an option cause it’s very bad there. People can not return, more people are dying there then UK. It’s crazy. 
 

But I was told us citizen needs to file select application for each person, while permanent resident only file one application that covers everyone (derivatives).

I get you response, and it makes sense to me. Thank you again

 

The "each applicant" is for immediate relatives: unmarried children under 21, parents, spouse.   For family preference - married children, children over 21, sister/brother - there is only 1 application for the relative, and the relative's family are derivatives.

 

Your sister will be in the F4 category, and that is about a 20 year wait for a visa number.  And, unlike for immediate relatives, family preference does not forgive overstays and illegal work.  

 

The humanitarian parole program should allow your sister and brother-in-law to apply for employment authorization, by which they will also get their social security cards.  If they loose their authorized stay status, by expiry of the HP program or denial of asylum, they will need to return to Haiti.  Technically, they just need to leave the US.

[Jorolove 1]

1 hour ago, appleblossom said:

 

Your sister needs to be aware that there's a good chance her children will 'age out' before they get visas, certainly the older one at least. 

 

What was the UK reference about if they're not there? 

They are already in the US. Wanted to know if they have to return to their home country while waiting for their visa at nvc to become available. Their country is very dangerous, people are dying cause of insecurity and wars 

[Boiler 45,482]

1 hour ago, Jorolove said:

They are already in the US. Wanted to know if they have to return to their home country while waiting for their visa at nvc to become available. Their country is very dangerous, people are dying cause of insecurity and wars 

You petition your Sister, let us say a visa becomes available in 2055.

 

HP is good for 2 years, will there be a renewal opportunity, who knows.

 

There is TPS but as the name says that is supposed to be Temporary 

https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/temporary-protected-status/temporary-protected-status-designated-country-haiti

 

Obviously your petition is a back stop and if they are still here is 2055 whenever and in status they could file to adjust.

[Jorolove 1]

3 minutes ago, Boiler said:

You petition your Sister, let us say a visa becomes available in 2055.

 

HP is good for 2 years, will there be a renewal opportunity, who knows.

 

There is TPS but as the name says that is supposed to be Temporary 

https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/temporary-protected-status/temporary-protected-status-designated-country-haiti

 

Obviously your petition is a back stop and if they are still here is 2055 whenever and in status they could file to adjust.

When can they file for adjust status? In 2055? I thought they cannot file for adjust status until a visa is available for them, that is to say until 2040 may be.

[Boiler 45,482]

My guess ia 2055, nobody knows.

 

No way it will be 2040.

 

And they have to be in status.

[manyfudge 291]

@Jorolove, pop out 1 or 2 anchor babies.  That is a shorter wait for them.  21 years.

 

They need to file for asylum ASAP.

 

The ones who are screwed are their children.  Both of them need to marry an American. 

[Jorolove 1]

1 minute ago, manyfudge said:

@Jorolove, pop out 1 or 2 anchor babies.  That is a shorter wait for them.  21 years.

 

They need to file for asylum ASAP.

 

The ones who are screwed are their children.  Both of them need to marry an American. 

Funny 🤣😂 but true. The little ones are screwed 🤣😂

[Boiler 45,482]

4 minutes ago, manyfudge said:

@Jorolove, pop out 1 or 2 anchor babies.  That is a shorter wait for them.  21 years.

 

They need to file for asylum ASAP.

 

The ones who are screwed are their children.  Both of them need to marry an American. 

How do we know a asylum claim is practical

 

I agree with the children marrying USCs naturalizing and sponsor parents

[manyfudge 291]

4 minutes ago, Jorolove said:

he little ones are screwed

On the other hand, they can get a decent education.  Stay out of trouble. Zero drugs.

Once they are done college, emigrate abroad. Keep up the French.

 

[manyfudge 291]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

asylum claim is practical

Because it takes years and years to be adjudicated.

 

They can get EADs and as I said, what court would deport parents of USC minors.

 

Once the eldest USC kid is 18, join the military and get PIP.

 

There was an Eastern European poster on here or maybe Reddit.  Did the whole asylum thing after arriving on tourist visas.  Lost the whole case eventually, but not without popping out 2 USC kids. Kids turned 21 (they had immigrated to Canada) and then returned here to sponsor parents.  The poster was wondering if he could visit and adjust with Canadian passport.

[manyfudge 291]

@Jorolove, what are their academic qualifications?

[Boiler 45,482]

 

Because it takes years and years to be adjudicated.

 

They can get EADs and as I said, what court would deport parents of USC minors.

 

Once the eldest USC kid is 18, join the military and get PIP.

 

There was an Eastern European poster on here or maybe Reddit.  Did the whole asylum thing after arriving on tourist visas.  Lost the whole case eventually, but not without popping out 2 USC kids. Kids turned 21 (they had immigrated to Canada) and then returned here to sponsor parents.  The poster was wondering if he could visit and adjust with Canadian passport.

There is the German family Biden is trying to deport, some children born here others who have married USCs

[manyfudge 291]

20 minutes ago, Boiler said:

German family

Different family.  This one self deported to Canada.