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Hello.
I have a very complex deportation case comming up nd i was hoping that somebody can help me out with some advise...
I was brought here on a visitation visa back in 1996 at the age of 11. My mom got her greencard in 2002 and then applied for me.. I got approved and went in for my interview, well after the interview in 2006 i was sent a deportation letter that stated that i was not able to adjust because my mother just naturalized and became a US citizen. well i went to court and played the child protection act and that passed but the gov then stated that i cannot adjust now because of the 245i and that i came after the sunset. My question is that since i was protected under the child protection act. and my visa number is current do i have any options. I was going to play the fact that i do not want to be adjusted to first preference... and the intention of congress not to punish my mother for becomming a us citizen by losing her son
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Yes, you have options, but you need to consult and retain a qualified immigration attorney. You cannot resolve this situation on your own.
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