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SteveInBostonI130   3,471

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If the program allows renewals, then renew.  Or try TPS if they qualify toward the end of their HP program.

 

If the family are parents, then he can petition their IR5 visa when he becomes a citizen.  If they are his sister/brother, he can submit for F4 visa after he becomes a citizen, but the wait for F4 is about 20 years, and they cannot stay in the US to wait for the visa number just on the basis of the I-130 F4 petition.

 

If the family are uncles/aunts, nephews/nieces, cousins, etc., then there is no path to immigration through your husband.

 

EDIT:  Priority would be to get them situated in the US at this time:  housing, employment, healthcare, schooling, etc.  The humanitarian parole program should provide guidance on how to submit the various applications.

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AllaR   13

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I know that some parole immigrants work with lawyers to stay legally but I really don't know how. The family is his parents which I know can stay after he is a citizen and a brother who may receive student visa later. I will google about renewal of parole but can they fly back to their country?

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SteveInBostonI130   3,471

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Just now, AllaR said:

I know that some parole immigrants work with lawyers to stay legally but I really don't know how. The family is his parents which I know can stay after he is a citizen and a brother who may receive student visa later. I will google about renewal of parole but can they fly back to their country?

 

Not without advanced parole.

 

The "work with lawyers" part is for other legal paths to immigration or authorized stay, such as asylum and family or employment based immigration.  The HP program is to help temporarily.  It is not a path to immigration by itself.  If they have a valid case, then contact an immigration lawyer.

 

 

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

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SalishSea   17,970

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1 hour ago, AllaR said:

The family is his parents which I know can stay after he is a citizen and a brother who may receive student visa later.

No, they can't just "stay."  They have to be petitioned for an immigrant visa.  The brother is very unlikely to get a student visa, as he very clearly has immigrant intent.

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The main issue with a Student Visa is the cost, is this practical from that perspective?

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AllaR   13

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44 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

No, they can't just "stay."  They have to be petitioned for an immigrant visa.  The brother is very unlikely to get a student visa, as he very clearly has immigrant intent.

My mom came visiting and stayed and I applied for immigrant visa and she got her green card in months so my plan for his parents was the same.

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22 minutes ago, AllaR said:

My mom came visiting and stayed and I applied for immigrant visa and she got her green card in months so my plan for his parents was the same.

Completely different situations.

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25 minutes ago, AllaR said:

I Googled asylum and it sounds likely to be approved under asylum since their government is dictatorship and make them work cutting rain forest to plant palm trees.

It is a LOT more than that.

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AllaR   13

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I understand that this is more so I hope someone will share their experience. I teach hundreds of students from Guatemala every year and they keep coming and staying and getting health benefits.

Boiler Grand Master

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2 minutes ago, AllaR said:

I understand that this is more so I hope someone will share their experience. I teach hundreds of students from Guatemala every year and they keep coming and staying and getting health benefits.

Schools are not allowed to check pupils immigration status.

 

Are you in California?

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