If my parents were deported 9 years ago, can they get a visit visa and come to my graduation?
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If my parents were deported 9 years ago, can they get a visit visa and come to my graduation?
I am a citizen and a student and here alone. I really want my parents to come to my graduation. I want them to come for just for a few months. Is that in any way possible? I would love to know any procedures I can follow to remove their bar of which they have less than a year left so that they may join me here for my graduation ceremony in the spring.
Asked on December 22, 2011 under Immigration Law, Texas
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SB, Member, California / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
It really depends on the conditions of their deportation order in terms of how soon after the deportation they are able to apply for a visa to the US. If they are subject to a bar to reentry for 10 years, then they will not be able to come until that time period has been satisfied.
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