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dquin64 · Jul 18, 2008, 02:54 PM

Someone that I know was deported on Friday of last week to mexico, he has been here since he is 3yrs, a straight A student, no trouble with the law, has a good paying job. His step father petioned for him and his mother but died. The law then tell them that they can not accept the application because the petionor is no longer alive. If he were to marry an american citizen does he still have to wait 10 years before he can come back? The mother needs dialisis every other day, she will not be able to get medical help in mexico. She was told (his mother) that she could stay another 30 for her medication but that she will have to leave. She has an apt on July 24. Can someone please answer my so many questions. Much appreciated God Bless.

lawanwadee · Jul 18, 2008, 05:05 PM

Originally Posted by dquin64

someone that i know was deported on friday of last week to mexico, he has been here since he is 3yrs, a straight A student, no trouble with the law, has a good paying job. his step father petioned for him and his mother but died. the law then tell them that they can not accept the application because the petionor is no longer alive. if he were to marry an american citizen does he still have to wait 10 years befor he can come back? the mother needs dialisis every other day, she will not be able to get medical help in mexico. she was told (his mother) that she could stay another 30 for her medication but that she will have to leave. She has an apt on July 24. can someone please answer my so many questions. much appreciated God Bless.

1. If the petitioner dies, the application will be automatically revoked.

2. If he marries a US citizen, he will to complete the 10 years bar before he could get his visa. Most important, he needs an experienced immigration attorney since there is possibility that USCIS may look at this marriage as "sham marriage".

3. His mother may obtain visitor's visa to come to US for medical reason BUT she must submit financial documents to US consulate that she can afford the medical expenses, and has sufficient funds to cover travel expenses and etc. during her stay.

dquin64 · Jul 18, 2008, 05:29 PM

Thank you very much for your time in answering the questions, like most cases there is not much money for his mother to show that she will be able to come and go, her dialysis is every other day. In his case he has been with the same girl for the past 3 years, and very much in love no children are involved in this case due to both of them wanted to finish their education. She is an american citizen, and we were hoping that his case would still be open. I do believe that at some point they were getting letters in regard to their case, they moved and reported the new address but they never sent them anything to the new address but to the old one. And twice they went to go ask if they had updated the address and immigration said yes. But if that is the case we can only put it in the Lords hands. Once again Thank you Thank You for your time. God Bless.