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Adjust of status thru permanent resident parent.

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Still have a pending asylum, I was 12 yrs old when my mom filed the asylum. Once I turned 18 I became out of status, but I still was able to state in the U.S bc of my moms pending asylum. At age 19 I got my TPS approved which means that I got legal status again. Now my dad wants to petition me since he is a permanent resident. I got my I130 approved.

I tried to AOS and they denied me bc of the time I was out of status. So I don't know what to do now. Can someone give me some advises. 

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I think this is not a DIY case. You need to speak to a lawyer. Typically you'd have to leave the US on AP and come back to have a lawful entry. I'm not sure if this works with petitioner being LPR or only if I-130 is petitioned by US citizen.

 

What happened to asylum?

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17 minutes ago, Jorge Nur said:

Can someone give me some advises

Toward what goal?  You still have TPS? 

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Advanced Parole I do not think would help Consulate processing but you would need to very sure of your history and issues.

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