Posted by: Galactus September 23, 2021
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@Sexy in Sari
Yes, the registry enables these otherwise ineligible applicants to adjust status but this doesn't mean it excludes people on a temporary or non-immigrant status. There is no such requirement otherwise USCIS page on registry would mentioned that for sure.
Also see
https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/immigration/news/2021/09/23/504101/fact-sheet-state-state-estimates-eligibility-2010-immigration-registry-update/
Immigrants—both undocumented immigrants and immigrants with other temporary statuses—could qualify for the registry provisions if they met the registry’s arrival date, had lived in the United States continuously since then, and were of “good moral character.”
Yes, the registry enables these otherwise ineligible applicants to adjust status but this doesn't mean it excludes people on a temporary or non-immigrant status. There is no such requirement otherwise USCIS page on registry would mentioned that for sure.
Also see
https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/immigration/news/2021/09/23/504101/fact-sheet-state-state-estimates-eligibility-2010-immigration-registry-update/
Immigrants—both undocumented immigrants and immigrants with other temporary statuses—could qualify for the registry provisions if they met the registry’s arrival date, had lived in the United States continuously since then, and were of “good moral character.”