Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

There is not enough detailed information provided in your question to give legal advice. However, in general, without knowing further information about your husband's particular situation, C-1 Crewmen are not eligible to adjust status in the U.S. The C-1 crewmen granted not more than 29 days of stay in the U.S. For further discussion about the facts of your particular situation, you may phone 415-387-1364.

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Dear Inquirer:

Crewmen are ineligible to adjust status in the US, unless they qualify under Section 245(i), for which they would have to have been the beneficiary of a visa petition or labor certification application filed by April 30, 2001 at the latest. If your husband decides to seek an immigrant visa outside the US, he will be inadmissible to the US if he has been unlawfully present for more than 180 days prior to departure. There is a waiver available to that ground of inadmissibility, which is somewhat complicated and difficult to obtain.

I recommend that you visit www.hanlonlawgroup.com or call 626-585-8005 if you would like to schedule a confidnetial consultation to discuss this matter further.

Regards,