Im a illegal married for 4 years with a Us citized and i have three kids ..how i can apply to change my status

what's documents ..i need to submit with the applications?


what's happen if i came legal and my visa expired ? how much i got to pay?


how long will take to get any answers from USCIS?


What's happen when my wife and me ,we are doing our taxes together and i dont authorize to work...Im a illegal married for 4 years with a Us citized and i have three kids ..how i can apply to change my status
this may help some


http://immigrate2us.net/forum/showthread鈥?/a>


In most cases, EWI immigrants are not eligible for in-country adjustment of status (the process undertaken by filing form I-485 concurrently with the I-130 petition), even when they are married to a U.S. citizen (USC). The exception is if the intending immigrant is eligible under 245i. If it's possible that a petition was filed on the immigrant's behalf by April 30, 2001, or think you might be eligible under 245i for some other reason, please read this immihelp page on 245i, otherwise known as the Life Act.


Please know that beginning this process does not protect the unlawfully present immigrant from detention, removal or any other immigration-related sanction. At the same time, starting the process is now known to trigger any immigration-related sanctions. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has lots of work to do without chasing down those immigrants who are attempting to do the right thing.


In almost all cases an EWI intending immigrant will need an I-601 waiver for the inadmissibility caused by their unlawful presence in the U.S. (They will also need an I-212 waiver if they were formally deported/removed from the U.S.) Please review carefully the eligibility section for I-601 waivers. A big mistake many people make is pursuing this process and finding out late in the game that they will not be eligible for a waiver for ten years.





The first step to gaining permanent residence for any foreign relative of a U.S. citizen is to file a petition for an alien fiance/relative.





A. If you are engaged, you need to file form I-129F (petition for alien fianc茅) - $455 (timelines)





1. Note: The only way to pursue this process for a person who EWI and was unlawfully present for more than 180 days after their 18th birthday is for him/her to be married to or eventually marry a USC. If you are dating an undocumented immigrant and hoping to help them get legal, but not ready to commit, you are stuck.





B. If you are already married, you need to file form I-130 (petition for alien relative) - $355 (timelines)


1. If you are married, have received receipt for the I-130, and wish to speed up your consular visa interview, you can concurrently file the I-129F. This only makes sense in some cases with some countries and for too many reasons to list here. Filing the I-129F after the I-130 is entirely optional, but has become common practice for many people on immigrate2us in recent years. The upside is that it will speed up the visa interview, and if the couple is already living apart, this can be a very good thing. The downside is that after the immigrant has his/her visa and enters the U.S., he/she will need to file the Adjustment of Status paperwork (form I-485 at a whopping $1010) and will not be immediately able to work upon entering the U.S.








click on the link and it will tell you more.Im a illegal married for 4 years with a Us citized and i have three kids ..how i can apply to change my status
wow! that is pretty careless. You better get a lawyer quick and hope that you can stay. I think you have done a foolish thing. You created a situation that can hurt a lot of people. You have to return and apply for the visa the legal way, but since you are here illegally, there is a ten year ban from entering the country...no exceptions. I would have thought more before starting a family, it was very selfish of you.
I think that you have to go back to the country you came from and apply for citizen ship there and then come back after you are legal. The law have changed so much over the year, contact a immigration attorny and ask them what you need to do. All of your questiuons are too complex to be answered by people who do not know your case so just find a attorny who works with immigrants. Good Luck
You have to go back to your own country and have your wife sponsor you for a spouse visa.





If you are not legal, there is no way for you to file taxes unless you have a social security number.





Get legal first. You are subject to deportation at any time.
1.ya death certificate if u have one.....


2.You got to pay alot in HELL.


3.Dont worry the police will be looking for u soon.