Saint Louis, MO asked in Immigration Law for Missouri

Q: I have two children with an undocumented Mexican. He desperately wants to become a citizen, If he leaves the country we

would be left unable to pay the bills as he is our primary source of income. what can we do?

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Jennifer Ibanez Whitlock
Jennifer Ibanez Whitlock
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  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • St. Louis, MO
  • Licensed in Missouri

A: Depending on your immigration status and your husband's immigration history, you may be able to apply for him to receive a "green card" by applying for a provisional waiver. A green card can lead to US citizenship.

Lindsay G Gray and Matthew J Hartnett agree with this answer

Matthew J Hartnett
Matthew J Hartnett
Answered
  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Philadelphia, PA

A: I-601A provisional waiver might be an option for you. It's a great process for undocumented immigrants who only have 1 unlawful entry into USA and have US citizen or permanent resident spouses or parents. Consider consulting with an immigration attorney to evaluate whether he qualifies for the I-601A waiver.

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