Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

I lived in the U.S since I was 5. Worked and payed taxes for years. Got a high school diploma, No criminal history, even have a valid social security number that was given in 1989. I am 29. I left to my country of origin because of the horrible living situation I was in and have been living there for 1 year now. Is there any absolute possible way I can qualify for Obama's deferred action under humanitarian reasons that I left. I have read that "Brief and innocent absences undertaken for humanitarian purposes will not violate this requirement" in the USCIS website for requirements for the deferred action process. Any possible way I can fit around this. It would be a shame to waist all those years away having lived in the u.s my whole life and I'm practically American except on paper.

Asked on 6/26/12, 3:02 pm

Mario Musil The Musil Law Firm

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Are you living in the USA now or are you back in your home country.

You should consult an attorney about the specifics of your case.

My office does a free initial consultation.

321 252 4396

Thanks,

Answered on 7/10/12, 10:25 am

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