Has the United States recently granted amnesty to immigrants?

Hello, there is no such thing as you said. However, there is a new policy to pardon illegal immigrants: this expanded exemption rule is one of the executive orders issued by Obama in 20 14, which provides a new path for many illegal immigrants who have lost their legal status in the United States.

What is I-60 1A?

I-60 1A can only be exempted from entry ban because of illegal residence. In the past, when the Immigration Bureau tried the application of I-60 1A, if it thought that the applicant would be refused by the consulate if he violated other laws, he could refuse the visa first.

This extension of the temporary exemption I-60 1A cancels the authority of the Immigration Bureau, and the consulate directly decides whether the applicant has violated other laws.

I-60 1A temporary exemption allows applicants to submit their applications in advance in the United States, wait for the results in the United States, and then decide whether to go overseas for visa interviews. If visa-free passes, the applicant usually goes overseas, passes the visa interview and then returns to the United States.

For those foreigners who cannot successfully apply for immigration due to illegal residence, no matter whether the immigration project needs to be scheduled or not, as long as the applicant has a spouse or parents holding a green card or citizenship and can prove that the separation of relatives may cause extreme hardship.

Key problems in applying for I-60 1A

I-60 1A involves three main links:

I application I- 130. This must be completed by the applicant's immediate family (American citizen) I-60 1A, and can be submitted by the applicant's children, spouse or parents.

2. after I-130 is approved, the applicant submits an application for I-601a. When submitting the I-60 1A application, the applicant must prove that his departure will cause "extreme difficulties" to his spouse or parents.

3.I-60 1A will leave the country after being approved, get an exit visa, and then re-enter.

Key issues in the application process:

First of all, we must prove the "extreme dilemma."

Second, there can be no expulsion order. According to the Immigration Bureau's interpretation of the new regulations on family reunion, people with expulsion orders are not allowed to apply for I-60 1A, but some lawyers suggest that people with expulsion orders can file a case according to this policy, and if successful, apply for I-601A.

Third, there are risks. The risk of applying for I-60 1A is very small, because the ultimate goal of the Immigration Bureau is to let the applicant re-enter the country in a short time after leaving the country, and the risk will be reduced accordingly in a short time.

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