Legal Question in Immigration Law in North Carolina

That depends on a number of factors like:

1. How did he enter the country?

2. Does he have any U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident Relatives?;

3. What is his current age?

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Probably, there is nothing that can be done. He is one of many undocumented youth in the USA, who, unless eligible through a family member, remain in illegal status even though they grew up in our country.

I understand that he was brought to USA illegally (without a visa and passport). If so, he is not eligible for any form of visa, residency permit, etc.

There are limited circumstances under the current immigration law when someone who came to US illegally can become a resident without having to depart the country and go to his native country. Age when a person came to USA doesn't matter under our current laws.

If the DREAM Act will become a law (as a part of the Immigration reform), then he might have a chance to become a resident in the future.

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