The bill would make Godfrey Oliver Wade eligible to apply for an immigrant visa or lawful permanent resident status. If he enters the United States before the application deadline, the bill would treat his entry and stay as lawful for adjustment of status. It would prevent certain recorded grounds from being used to deny his admission or remove him, and require the Department of Homeland Security to cancel related removal or deportation orders. He must apply and pay required fees within two years after the bill becomes law. If he receives a visa or permanent residence, one immigrant visa number would be deducted from the allocation for people born in his country. His natural parents, brothers, and sisters would receive no immigration benefit solely because of their relationship to him. The bill was referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
The bill applies to Godfrey Oliver Wade. It does not provide immigration benefits to his listed relatives based only on their relationship to him.
The bill requires application fees but does not state their amount. No publicly available information on other expenses.
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