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Posted 10 months ago
My child is a U.S. citizen. Can they petition for me if I’m undocumented?
Jolene VanRensburg
Answered 10 months ago
Yes, a U.S. citizen child can petition for you but only once they turn 21 years old.
Murtaza Alavi
Answered 10 months ago
If you entered the U.S. legally (even if you overstayed), you may be eligible to adjust status (get a green card without leaving the U.S.).
Adrián Escobar
Answered 10 months ago
If you entered the U.S. illegally (without inspection), you typically can’t adjust status inside the U.S., but you might be eligible for a waiver or consular processing.
Niloufar Farhadi
Answered 10 months ago
Some parents may qualify for Special Programs like Cancellation of Removal (if in court), or DACA/TPS if available.
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