Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

Since you overstayed, you might not apply for green card in the U.S. even the employer is willing to sponsor you, unless you are 245 (i) protected. We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney for options.

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Unfortunately, nothing can be done. Even if employer's petition is approved, you are 1) not eligible for adjustment of status, and 2) an immigrant visa will be denied because of the period of unlawful presence of over 1 year, which will render you inadmissible for 10 years should you decide to depart the United States.

There could be some other options that you hadn't covered in your post. However, not through an employer.

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Although the first two steps of the employer sponsorship process should be approved (PERM and I-140), the last step (adjustment of status) will not be approved. Additional information about PERM is here: www.h1b1.com/sponsor.htm

At the same time, if you depart the U.S., you will be barred from entering the U.S. for 10 years. There may be family sponsorship options, if applicable, that allow you to adjust status

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