What are the possibilities of my stepfather fixing his papers if was deported from the US for 10 years for a second degree felony?
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What are the possibilities of my stepfather fixing his papers if was deported from the US for 10 years for a second degree felony?
He was a legal resident of the US but was in prison for 1 year and was deported after being released from prison. He has a US citizen son (10 years old) and his father is a US citizen.
Asked on November 20, 2014 under Immigration Law, Texas
Answers:
B.H.F., Member, Texas State Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 9 years ago | Contributor
Considering that your step-father has previously been deported because of a felony, his chances are not the greatest for resolving his immigration issues. However, depending on all of the factors affecting your stepfather's case, there may be some applicable exceptions. Your step-father needs to visit with an attorney that specializes in immigration law. Do not go to just a general practitioner. He needs someone that is going to be able to help him work any loopholes or exceptions in the system if he would like to resolve his status.
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