After nearly 3 years, and despite various possible grounds of inadmissibility, Client’s application for adjustment of status was granted based on her approved I-360 under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Client can now remain in the United States legally and apply for naturalization in 3 years.
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After nearly 3 years, and despite various possible grounds of inadmissibility, Client’s application for adjustment of status was granted based on her approved I-360 under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Client can now remain in the United States legally and apply for naturalization in 3 years.
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DHS agreed to join in a motion to reopen Client’s in absentia deportation order and terminate her proceedings based on an approved I-360 widow petition. We were initially hired to file a MTR but then Client’s husband died and we were retained to file an I-360. When that was approved, we filed the joint motion request. Client was waived through so she should be eligible for AOS.
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