Yes, but you’ll likely need a waiver and consular processing. Talk to an immigration attorney to explore options like Parole in Place or a waiver for unlawful presence.

Yes, but you’ll likely need a waiver and consular processing. An immigration attorney can help you navigate the process and avoid complications.

When I was in this situation, entering without inspection made things harder. However, since I married a U.S. citizen, I applied for a green card through a waiver process by proving extreme hardship to my spouse. With careful preparation, it was possible.