Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

Since your mom overstayed for 5 years, she is subject to 10-year bar. It means she is not allowed to enter the US within 10 years (from the time she left). You may file an immigrant petition for her but she needs an approved I-601 to enter the US if the 10-year bar still applies.

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Yes, this long "overstay" made her inadmissible for 10 years (starting from the date when she departed the USA).

She will either have to wait until this period of inadmissibility is over or submit an extreme hardship waiver, form I-601, and have it approved.

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