[ArneFufkin]

I thought so too, but Sabertooth showed me something last Saturday that indicated 245i provided amnesty for legals who were "processed" and overstayed their visas, AND for those "non-processed" resident foreign nationals who wished to be processed.

[LurkerNoMore!]

There is more on it regarding Ineligibility. It has been awhile since I've worked on this, but I still have it in my "old" computer. (A few weeks ago I moved up from Win 95 to Win XP. What a difference!)

[Sabertooth]

I thought so too, but Sabertooth showed me something last Saturday that indicated 245i provided amnesty for legals who were "processed" and overstayed their visas, AND for those "non-processed" resident foreign nationals who wished to be processed.

You left out the most significant group: Illegals who entered unlawfully.

Basically, under 245(i), any border-jumper with a family member who's a legal resident of the United States can qualify for this Amnesty if they come up with a grand.

That's less than coyotes charge.