Legal Question in Immigration Law in Indiana

It would really depend on this illegal immigrant's situation. For example, how long has she been living in USA; how and on what visa (or without visa) did she come to USA; etc etc.

One of the things to consider: If she leaves and goes abroad after staying illegally for over a year, she will trigger an inadmissibility bar 10 years.

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It depends on how long the immigrant remained illegally inside the U.S. along with their general immigration history as well.

You may need to apply for a K-3 visa along with a I-601 waiver. You can find detailed information on the process here:

http://www.msclaw.com/immigration-waivers.html