Categories: extreme hardship, I-601A, immigration reform, provisional waiver
Go to comments Leave a comment Parents of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents (of any age) who have been continuously present since 1/1/10, and who pass background checks and pay taxes, will be eligible to apply for deferred action, which will be granted for a 3-year period. The goal is to have this program up and running within 180 days (for applications to be accepted). Note that parents of DACA recipients are not eligible. Categories: extreme hardship, I-601A, immigration reform, provisional waiver
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Currently, DACA is limited to aliens who were under the age of 31 years old as of June 15, 2012. As part of Obama’s most recent announcement on immigration policy, the age cap will be removed and those aliens who meet all other requirements will be allowed to apply for deferred action and receive work authorization. Categories: DACA, immigration reform, Presdient Obama, work authorization As part of President Obama’s new immigration policy, the I-601A provisional waiver process will be expanded to include spouses and children of LPRs. Additionally, the definition of extreme hardship will be expanded and clarified. Categories: extreme hardship, I-601A, immigration reform, provisional waiver |
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