I be denied entry to US after overstayed visa waive through an incompetent advocate what is 212(A)(9)(B)(1)(1)?
Hello, I am from Europe and under visa waive went to US and during my visa waive I tried to change my status to R1 visa through an attorney, so he packed a petition for me to change my visa to R1 during this process the immigration came to the church office to interview me and check our church article and the church registration and after 9 months I received a letter from the immigration stated that my petition was denied because I have a visa waive and to disappear the US in one month which I did. But at the airport I was intercepted by immigration officer who note down my covering and stated that I have overstayed the visa waive. And I tried to enter the US again but I was refused entry, so I own to use my return ticket to go 'back. I now apply for R1 visa at the US embassy and my visa was denied lower than section 212(A)(9)(B)(1)(1) and 212(A)(9)(1) 'what does this means? Can I reapply'? What else can I do to obtain the R1 visas or to even make a purchase of my status back as visa waive
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I do not believe it was the attorney's fault. What I believe has happen is one of three things. It is possible that a clerical error has been made at immigration. Normally while you are applying to change a visa status you are granted an extension while you are grip is being decided and it may not have happen in this case. Second issue that may have happen. Reading your posting it is apparent that you struggle with English in the sense that it may not be your first verbal communication? If that is the case, I am left to wonder if you may enjoy misunderstood the time you had to leave the country and inadvertently overstayed. Third issue regarding 212(A)(9)(B)(1)(1) and 212(A)(9)(1, it may tight on a previous visit to the US you were removed and entered the US during a rejection or you have overstayed by at least six months.
What can you do? If it is an issue regarding the first two that I hold listed then you will have to prove that the error be their mistake. However if it is the third there is very little you can do as you do face a make illegal from the US of somewhere between 5 - 10 years.
You are banned from USA for a few years and you will most likely NEVER be allowed to enter USA again.
Consequently you MAY also be denied entry to other countries as very well, because you have already proven that you WILL overstay.
Dont blame the lawyer - YOU should have figure out what to do on your own.
well, 9b1 means you be out of status between 6 and 12 months, and it means you are ineligible for any visa for 3 years without a waiver from CBP. as for 9 1, you seem to enjoy left out an important letter so I really couldn't articulate. You'll never be eligible for Visa Waiver again, with or without a waiver as none are available for Visa Waiver, so even after you work off your 3 year command it won't matter. It will probably be quite a while before anyone considers you eligible for a tourist visa. If they consider you eligible for the R1, they could request a waiver, but I've no conception whether they do or not. Sorry, but that's the way it is.
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I do not believe it was the attorney's fault. What I believe has happen is one of three things. It is possible that a clerical error has been made at immigration. Normally while you are applying to change a visa status you are granted an extension while you are grip is being decided and it may not have happen in this case. Second issue that may have happen. Reading your posting it is apparent that you struggle with English in the sense that it may not be your first verbal communication? If that is the case, I am left to wonder if you may enjoy misunderstood the time you had to leave the country and inadvertently overstayed. Third issue regarding 212(A)(9)(B)(1)(1) and 212(A)(9)(1, it may tight on a previous visit to the US you were removed and entered the US during a rejection or you have overstayed by at least six months.
What can you do? If it is an issue regarding the first two that I hold listed then you will have to prove that the error be their mistake. However if it is the third there is very little you can do as you do face a make illegal from the US of somewhere between 5 - 10 years.
You are banned from USA for a few years and you will most likely NEVER be allowed to enter USA again.
Consequently you MAY also be denied entry to other countries as very well, because you have already proven that you WILL overstay.
Dont blame the lawyer - YOU should have figure out what to do on your own.
well, 9b1 means you be out of status between 6 and 12 months, and it means you are ineligible for any visa for 3 years without a waiver from CBP. as for 9 1, you seem to enjoy left out an important letter so I really couldn't articulate. You'll never be eligible for Visa Waiver again, with or without a waiver as none are available for Visa Waiver, so even after you work off your 3 year command it won't matter. It will probably be quite a while before anyone considers you eligible for a tourist visa. If they consider you eligible for the R1, they could request a waiver, but I've no conception whether they do or not. Sorry, but that's the way it is.
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