QUESTION
My I-94 has expired and I wanted to know what it is I can do to avoid deportation and also move forward into getting a green card.
Asked on Sep 02nd, 2014 on Immigration - Florida
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I came here from the U.S. when I was 14 and im currently 17. I really want to someday attend College Here in the U.S. and someday live the American Dream. I currently lived with my step mom because both my biological mom and dad passed away when I was little so I moved here so that I can have a guardian that can take care of me. I'm a Senior in Good standing. Good Grades and have never had to deal with law enforcement and im willing to do whatever it takes to get my green card so that I can attend College here in U.S. and go on to become a Doctor and continue with someday making my dream come true. So please Can you help me.
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U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law Attorney serving San Diego, CA
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Kazmi & Sakata
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Hi. If your step-mom is a US citizen, she should be able to file your case for you. When did she marry your father? It appears you have not been here long enough for the current DACA/DREAM program. However, if they were married, she can file for you and I would be happy to help.
Answered on Sep 02nd, 2014 at 1:53 PM