Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York
Ok, here is the story. My mother filled petition for political asylum 15 years ago. Her status was B2 initially and case was based on discrimination based on religion beliefs. Her case was denied and removal order was issued. She didn't leave the country and stayed illegally for 15 years. I have citizenship now and want to file AOS for her. What are our chances for good outcome of this case? Should me mention in our application about her previous case? I don't want to lie to anyone and especially to HS.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Your mother needs to reopen her deportation case before filing any cases with USCIS. We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney to discuss further steps.
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