Motion to Reopen After Childhood Deportation I Didn't Know About
Thank you for reading my thread.
I am currently 25 and married to a US citizen who is also 25 and we dated 6-7 years before we got married in June 2007 (with ton's of proofs of marriage/dating).
I filed an i-130 as per my lawyers decision. USCIS sent the case to a local office which still has not called me for an interview. My lawyer advised we filed for the Motion to reopen while the i-130 is pending.
Case history: I came to America legally 1991 with my parents (visitors visa). In 1998, when I was 14, our case got denied and we were put on volun. departure. My parents never left (I knew nothing of this and have affidavits signed by both in making a poor decision and causing me to become illegal as well as overstaying).
I know this past the deadline to file for a motion to reopen but we are proving through my parents letters that I knew nothing of this.
I don't even speak my native language let alone read or write (I'm from India).
My question: How likely is it the judge opens my case again and looks at my marriage as the new evidence or will the judge most likely deny my case? Thanks.