Does anyone know of a luggage where on earth an banned immigrant moved out the USA and didn't hold to database a wavier to renter?
My wife and i married in July of 06 and we filed for her visa in July of 07, she also have a duaughter that we filed for. The lawyer we used said that my wife had to sign out the states in order to recieve her visa. She left indistinguishable month that we filed. She left July of 07 and has be there every since. Now is the time for the interview and now I see all this stuff give or take a few the form I-601 waiver. Is there any cases where the immigrant that was within the states illegal doesn't have to file this form or is it mandatory. I hold heard it is up to the visa officer. Any help on this subject would be greatly appriciative.
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The form is the application for the waiver. As such, it is mandatory if you intend to apply for a waiver. The visa officer decides on the visa itself. The waiver is entirely up to USCIS. Until USCIS grant the waiver, the visa officer cannot issue the waiver even if she is otherwise qualified.
The waiver is reserved for emergency and extreme hardship. Doesn't sound like you would qualify. Ask your legal representative for more info You'd have to find an actual US consular officer. According to the law she should be rejected and face a command on returning. If a consular officer issued the visa he/she would be going against the prescribed procedure.
I do not know anyone who was supposed to be rejected and banned who, instead, got a visa the first time.
I do know 2 family, personally, who were rejected and banned, file the I-601 (attorney assisted) and both of them got their visas. Their only "crime" was a single uninspected entry into the United States and afterwards living and working here a couple years. Both used CPA's to recreate their income records and were able to record tax returns.
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The form is the application for the waiver. As such, it is mandatory if you intend to apply for a waiver. The visa officer decides on the visa itself. The waiver is entirely up to USCIS. Until USCIS grant the waiver, the visa officer cannot issue the waiver even if she is otherwise qualified.
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I do know 2 family, personally, who were rejected and banned, file the I-601 (attorney assisted) and both of them got their visas. Their only "crime" was a single uninspected entry into the United States and afterwards living and working here a couple years. Both used CPA's to recreate their income records and were able to record tax returns.
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