Greetings Jorge Rivera, immigration attorney.

This is a very frequently asked question. If you have it because you have a U.S. citizen child over 21, let me know, write to me. You can get a petition, you may be asked by Immigration and the petition will be approved.

How to get to the residence?

If you entered undocumented

The detail is how you entered. If you entered undocumented, we will have to look for a combination to reach the residenceeither by paying the 1,000 fine with 245Ior by requesting a sorry on the basis of a father, mother, wife or husband.

We can also occupy a parole. The parole is the equivalent of a legal entry, and you get it in different situations:

• On a travel permit: with TPS or DACA.
• The "Problem Place": you get it if you have family members in the armed forces.
• The U Visa: when you are approved.
• Humanitarian Parole: given to people with the MPP program who were waiting in Mexico.
• If you are released from a detention center

There are many different ways to achieve residency if you entered undocumented and your child is a U.S. citizen.

If you entered legally

If you entered legally, it is much easier to go straight to residency. Now, let's apply this question to PLAN C of the immigration reform. What they are going to give is a parole, equivalent to a legal entry.

This means that if you have U.S. citizen children over 21, they approve this, and the miracle happens in Congress to get it approved, then you will be able to use that parole in combination with your child's petition; not only to get your child's parole, but also to get your child's parole. work permit but to be granted residency as well.

It is estimated that there are about 1.3 to 3 million people with U.S. citizen children who will be able to apply. If not right now, it will be in the next few years, when they turn 21. All the rest of us have to look for individual paths to residency.

Immigration Lawyer

If you have a citizen child I would like to know, let me help you.
Call me at: 888 578 22 76.

Remember also that attorney Jorge Rivera offers all types of legal advice to immigrants throughout the United States.
If you are looking for an immigration lawyer in Miami, you can find us at 5820 Blue Lagoon Dr, Miami, FL.
It also provides counseling for immigrants in Houston.