Legal Question in Immigration Law in Nevada

My mother, my father, my sister, and I have been living illegally in the united states for about 15 years. In 2000, my father applied for legal status under law 245-I, my aunt, his sister, was the one who sponsored him. His case was approved about four/five years ago however, we haven't received any more information. Furthermore, my mother's grandmother is a natural born US citizen but her son was born in Mexico, she never registered him in a American consulate. Is there any chance that he may be granted citizenship? and if so, would that grant my mother citizenship or residency?


Asked on 6/11/10, 8:07 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

You need to take copies of your immigration paperwork and consult a good immigration lawyer (not a 'notario'). There are too many additional questions I need to ask you in order to provide any legal advice.

Your father's I-130 priority date may become current soon (in 2010).

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Answered on 6/12/10, 7:34 am


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