Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
My wife is a u.s. citizen and we want to file a petition with immigration, but i want to know if i qualify for adjustment of status under the 245(i), on april 27th, 2001 my mother was petitoned by her employer and a form i-140 was filed for her. in that form i was mentioned as a traveling applicant. at that time i was only 13 years old, based on all this would i qualify for adjustment of status would i have to go through a consular process?
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The 245i might be applicable, depending on circumsances. I need to know more about that petition and about your mother. Did she obtain a green card based on that I-140 petition? Was the I-140 approved? etc.
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If your mother has an approved labor certificate filed prior to April 30, 2001, you might be qualified for 245 (i). We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney.
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It's possible assuming the I-140/labor certification application was approvable when filed and your mother's history inside the US.
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