Clients were permanent residents of Canada and traveled to the U.S. via train. They had no proof of their lawful entry, apart from the train tickets. Their child, now over 21 and a U.S. citizen, filed for their permanent residency. Attorney Furqan provided to USCIS the train tickets and argued that this case was analogous to recent Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) precedent decisions that allowed for adjustment of status in situations in which the person was waived into the U.S. This, combined with the fact that the CBP FOIA came back with no results, was enough for USCIS to approve both cases.
