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Si su hermana no está en los Estados Unidos, lamentablemente su petición será revocada automáticamente y perderá su fecha de prioridad. Una petición sigue siendo válida solo si el peticionario fallece cuando el beneficiario se encuentra en los Estados Unidos.

Yes, your daughter's marriage will remove her from the preference categories and she will no longer be able to apply for an immigrant visa until you become a United States citizen. Immigration law does not allow a lawful permanent resident to apply for a married son or daughter.

This will depend on the outcome of your case in court. If you received a deportation order, that may affect your I-485 application. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services would not have jurisdiction to rule on the case. You will most likely have to file a motion to reopen your case because you can now apply for residency. Filing for a joint motion to reopen with the Department of Homeland Security is the best way to go. Also make sure that the petition filed by your brother was filed before April 30, 2001. Otherwise, you will not be able to adjust to the United States and will have to go through consular processing.

Although your parents can come to the US as tourists, you can only apply for permanent residence for your parents when you are a US citizen. If you are a citizen, you must apply with a Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative. I would suggest filing a separate petition for each of your parents as a security measure if one of your parents dies. Parents of US citizens are considered immediate relatives, so they don't have to wait long to get a visa number. The I-130 petition will take 3-6 months to adjudicate. Once approved, your parents can come to the United States through consular processing for immigrant visas. They will receive their Green Cards once they arrive in the United States.

You should file a petition for him as soon as possible. This is because the petition can be updated once you become a United States citizen. Also, there is not a big difference in the priority dates for unmarried sons and daughters of US citizens and unmarried sons and daughters of permanent residents. Therefore, in any case, a person would have to wait approximately 6-7 years before their priority dates are updated in each category. If your child is under the age of 21, they will qualify as a child of a permanent resident and will have a short waiting period of about 6 months to 1 year, unless the numbers go back or decrease. Once you become a United States citizen, you will be considered an immediate relative and will not have to worry about priority dates. You will be able to apply for an immigrant visa immediately.

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If you stayed in the United States after age 18 for more than 6 months, you acquired unlawful presence and need a waiver. DACA does not condone unlawful presence, it defers action on unlawful presence.

If you were admitted on a valid pathway and overstayed, you are eligible to adjust status to Lawful Permanent Resident once you marry a US Citizen, provided you qualify on other grounds and do not have a disqualifying criminal record.

It is impossible to pinpoint the exact reason for the I-751 delay without examining the application, its content, and receiving updates on the case. You may consider discussing your legal options with an experienced immigration attorney specializing in that area of ​​the law.

You can apply now and then change your address, but you'll likely be naturalized before you move next year. You must file the case in the district where you currently live for a period of at least 90 days.

You can travel internationally until the validity date of your LPR status in December 2021 without any problem, as long as you need to have a valid foreign passport or a valid I-131. But we recommend that you apply for permanent residence as soon as you are eligible.