Thank you very much for the video. I am flling my I-485 by myself and I have a question, not sure if you can help me with it. I already entry to USA with advance parole. I have TPS and married with a Permanent resident. I already have 20 years in this country and i need to know what I should answer in Part 8 Q:16. If i ever work in the US without autorizacion. I did because i been reporting my taxes since i came to this country. So its not a problem if i mark YES?
Hello, @ginagonzalez8477, It is crucial to answer all of the questions truthfully. In family-based adjustment of status cases, having worked unlawfully is not a ground of inadmissibility, so answering “Yes” to that question is not a disqualification. In employment-based adjustment of status cases, answering “Yes” to that question would create an impediment to approval, and consulting with an attorney would be important.
Hello, Asylum applicants may be able to request parole, and even emergency parole. However, if your case is pending before the immigration court, then departing the USA can result in a finding that you “self-deported.” Please confirm with your attorney to ensure that departing on parole will not jeopardize your case!
Thank you very much for the video. I am flling my I-485 by myself and I have a question, not sure if you can help me with it. I already entry to USA with advance parole. I have TPS and married with a Permanent resident. I already have 20 years in this country and i need to know what I should answer in Part 8 Q:16. If i ever work in the US without autorizacion. I did because i been reporting my taxes since i came to this country. So its not a problem if i mark YES?
Hello, @ginagonzalez8477,
It is crucial to answer all of the questions truthfully. In family-based adjustment of status cases, having worked unlawfully is not a ground of inadmissibility, so answering “Yes” to that question is not a disqualification. In employment-based adjustment of status cases, answering “Yes” to that question would create an impediment to approval, and consulting with an attorney would be important.
Can a pending asylum seeker who entered unlawfully, apply for emergency parole ?
Hello,
Asylum applicants may be able to request parole, and even emergency parole. However, if your case is pending before the immigration court, then departing the USA can result in a finding that you “self-deported.” Please confirm with your attorney to ensure that departing on parole will not jeopardize your case!