Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

court hearing

I am 19, my father(permanent resident) petitioned my mother,my brother and me on the same I-130

on 03/2000,on 01/2004 my father died and on 08/2004 the petition

was approved, we came to the US on B-2 visa on 07/2004 we applied for a V visa and was approved and we are on V visa which will expire on 01/2009, on may/2004 we applied for adjustment of status and paid all the fees,we did the biometrics and we received an appointment for 08/2007, we show up and the officer asked for my dad we told him he was dead that we gave a substitute and he told us we

will receive a decision by mail a month later I receive a notice of denial and on 11/13 a court date in san francisco (01/2008), the notice to appear says: I'm not USC, I'm a native of mexico, I was admitted to the US on 03/2004 on B2-my parent filed I-130 on 03/2000 and he died on 01/2004, on 05/2004 we filed form I-485 and the application was denied.

Due to the above charges I'm subject to removal,provision:

237(a)(1)(B), I don't know what to do is there a hope for me? I have a boyfriend who is USC and he wants to marry me, doing that help me I don't want to go back to mexico, we have nothing there. I was the only one who received a court date.

Thank you for any response.


Asked on 11/20/07, 7:12 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Armen Tashjian Law Offices of Armen M. Tashjian

Re: court hearing

Yes; marriage to a US citizen will most definitely help you.

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Answered on 11/21/07, 6:42 am


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