I'm a citizen, wife is under dreamers deferred action, what's next?

[spitwats]

I know we have to submit a petition, can someone direct me to the right form to fill please? Or what I have to do to submit a petition for her? Correct me if I'm wrong but to my understanding this is the process I must do:

Submit a petition
Obtain an advance parole travel visa
Have her enter the U.S. legally
Obtain green card..

Can you tell me if I'm right? And if so I need help to know how to submit a petition. Short on money can't pay a lawyer for this. Really need your help...Thank you

[rayb]

What was your wife's basis for the Deferred Action procedure? Had she been brought to the States as a child with no record of entry? Or did she originally enter the U.S. with a visa?

--Ray B

I know we have to submit a petition, can someone direct me to the right form to fill please? Or what I have to do to submit a petition for her? Correct me if I'm wrong but to my understanding this is the process I must do:

Submit a petition
Obtain an advance parole travel visa
Have her enter the U.S. legally
Obtain green card..

Can you tell me if I'm right? And if so I need help to know how to submit a petition. Short on money can't pay a lawyer for this. Really need your help...Thank you

[spitwats]

she was brought as a child

She was brought when she was 5yrs old and has lived here ever since

[rayb]

Your wife's deferred action status probably does not provide for eventual Green Card eligibility. She can be eligible for an Advance Parole, should she leave the U.S., and also an Employment Authorization.

I'm not aware of the Dream Act Deferred Action program having any provisions for eventual Permanent Resident status.

Go to the following USCIS link: https://www.dhs.gov/deferred-action-childhood-arrivals

--Ray B

She was brought when she was 5yrs old and has lived here ever since