Cupertino, CA Immigration Law Firms & Lawyers

You need to determine if your boyfriend is eligible under 245i law, that will allow him to apply for a green card via marriage in the US. If anyone filed any paperwork with immigration or the Department of Labor for his parents or for himself before April 30, 2001, then he probably is. Otherwise you can sponsor him but he needs to leave the US and this will trigger a ten year bar. You then will file an extreme hardship waiver at the US consulate in Mexico. If approved he will be allowed back in. If not, he will be barred for ten years. The US consulate in Mexico has a strong history of approving well prepared waivers where the person entered as a minor and has no other transgressions.

If you are talking about DACA, would not qualify because you would have to have been in the U.S. on June 15, 2012 and be able to show 5 years of continuous presence in the U.S. You January 27th deportations makes you ineligible.

An attorney will need more facts to properly advise you before you fill out any forms. What did he do to get an order of deportation? Did he leave? Did he commit a crime? Was the asylum granted before or after the order of deportation, etc.