Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

Hello:

You may want to reconsider. The moment you leave, you will be subject to the 10 year bar and not be able to return for that time (minus some narrow exceptions.)

There may be ways to obtain your residency. Contact my office so I can help you.

Regards,

Brian D. Lerner

Attorney at Law

There is no document for you to obtain from the USCIS. If you are in illegal status, they can't give you any document or verification of "illegal status". They can only refer you for deportation/removal to Immigration Court (which you want to avoid, as you are leaving voluntarily).

Most of the embassies of the countries that I've dealt with can issue you a "travel letter/document" or a "certificate of return to a home country" (instead of a national passport), if they can verify your identity and nationality/citizenship. You need your expired passport and a birth certificate. Contact the embassy again and ask for a travel document.

P.S. If you have no legal basis to apply for a green card/residency - a lawyer can't help to obtain one unless there is a ground of eligibility.

All the best,

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