IAm

Well, I didn't think of that. I was already done with my degree. My dad actually came with my son and my siblings. They all went to the interview at the same time. They came for my graduation in 2016. The plan was never to keep him in the US. All my siblings and my dad left the US 2 weeks after my graduation, and they left my son. The problem is that my dad told them at the embassy that my son and my siblings were all his kids. The Ds-160 also state my dad as my son dad under parents name. My sister filed the form on my dad behalf so she just did same thing on each application. His birth certificate only has my name so on his green card and USc application, I only listed myself as his only parent. He has no dad. I was quite young so my dad took him and raised him for day 1.

I came to US in 2014 as a student. I was never out of status. I applied for OPT in 2016 so I got a good paying job. I had health insurance through my employer in 2016. Also I got married in 2017 to a USC and he filed an adjustment green card for me and my son. Yes , I filed i130 for my mom. She came to the USa last year with a b2 visa and she found out she had stage 3 breast cancer and so I had to adjust her status so she can stay.

I have been in the US since 2014 on a student visa. My dad and my son came to visit in 2016 for the first time. The plan wasn't for my son to stay back. He got sick when they visited because he had sickle cell disease, so I decided he needed to stay to get good medical care. I wasn't even a resident or citizen at that time so they was no immigration intent. Also note that my son doesn't have a dad. I am the only one on his birth certificate. My dad helped raise him. I had him very young.

The ir5 visa at the embassy

I am a US citizen, and I filed a petition for a green card for my dad under the parents of a US citizen category. Today, he was denied a visa at the Nigerian embassy for smuggling an alien to the USA in 2016. So back in 2016, my dad went with my son to the embassy for a visit visa, and he told them he was his son. The truth is, my dad raised my son, and culturally, he will always say he's my son's dad. So now, when my dad came to the USA in 2016, he spent 3 weeks here in the USA and went back to Nigeria alone, leaving my son in the USA with me. My son has since adjusted and become a US citizen. Now my mom is in the USA and a permanent resident, but she is suffering from stage 4 breast cancer, and my dad has to come to the USA asap, but his visa has been denied by the embassy today, and he is said to have smuggled my son into the US. The visa officer said he's not admissible under 212(a)(6)(E), and he also doesn't qualify for a waiver. Is this true? What is the way forward? Can we apply for an i601 waiver? Can we also apply for humanitarian parole? Any advise?