💍 Applying for a Green Card While in Deportation Proceedings — Here’s What You Need to Know!

Yes — even if you’re in deportation proceedings, you may still be eligible to apply for a green card if you’re married to a U.S. citizen! In this video, we break down exactly how the process works, step by step: ✅ First, determine who has jurisdiction — if your case is already in immigration court, the immigration judge has control. But if you’re being charged as an arriving alien, USCIS will have jurisdiction instead. ✅ Next, file Form I-130 to prove your marriage is real. Once that’s approved, we can move forward with Form I-485 (adjustment of status) — if you’re eligible. ✅ If you’re not eligible because of unlawful presence, you may be able to file a Form I-601A waiver, which can take up to 3 years to be approved. ✅ After that, you can schedule your consular interview and request voluntary departure to avoid a deportation order. ⚖️ Every case is unique — and the right strategy depends on your specific situation. Always consult with a licensed immigration attorney before taking action, especially if you’re in removal proceedings. 👍 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into U.S. immigration laws! I generally focus on family-based green cards and naturalization, but also discuss changes in immigration law/policy. We accept cases nationwide! 📞 Contact Us: (914) 885-3961 🌐 Visit Our Website: https://darianlaw.com/schedule-a-cons... This is an attorney advertisement. Darian Immigration Law, PC Pouyan Darian, Esq. 275 Route 304 Suite 300 Bardonia, NY 10954