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lying in tourst visa application 3years ago.

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BEBO&BEBO   20

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Yes ,,, i was in egypt too?

So they didnt tell you anything about that app.?

Was that simple ,

I have lots of time til i- 130 approved , that is my only nightmare

So please tell me what they asked you in detail

If possible?

Thank you

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Lawyer time.

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When someone lies on a visa application, it must be determined to be misrepresentation of material fact for it to result in a lifetime ban for the applicant. Material fact is any bit of information i

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I do not want this family to be sepated. But they created this situation.Are you so naive to think the husband did not know his wife would state she was single on the application? Do you think she h

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Mady   13

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Yes ,,, i was in egypt too?

So they didnt tell you anything about that app.?

Was that simple ,

I have lots of time til i- 130 approved , that is my only nightmare

So please tell me what they asked you in detail

If possible?

Thank you

You can check my interview preview in my timeline ,, if u wanna ask about anything feel free to do . good luck

02/06/2010 - Married!!!

USCIS:
01/14/2013 - I-130 Sent
01/17/2013 - NOA1
02/20/2013 - NOA2

NVC:
03/11/2013 - Received
03/25/2013 - Case # ,INN #
03/25/2013 - DS-3032 Sent
03/27/2013 - DS-3032 Accepted
03/27/2013 - AOS Invoiced & Paid
03/29/2013 - AOS Appears as PAID
03/28/2013 - IV Invoiced & Paid
03/30/2013 - IV Appears as PAID
03/30/2013 - AOS & IV Sent
04/02/2013 - AOS & IV Received
04/15/2013 - AOS Accepted
04/22/2013 - IV Accepted ( Was in system since 04/15 but was not reviewed !!!!!)
04/22/2013 - Case Complete

04/29/2013 - Case Complete email
04/29/2013 - Interview Assigned
05/06/2013 - Shipped to Embassy

Post-NVC:
05/09/2013 - Embassy received
05/12/2013 - Medical
06/04/2013 - Interview - EGYPT (Approved)

06/06/2013 - Visa in hand
xx/xx/2013 - POE

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So you guys think , I should hire a lawyer ?

What he will do ?

Please the mistake was done already , now we try to fix

It if possible .

What should be my next step beside honesty ?

I don't think the lawyer can do much right now. You still have to go through the I-130 process, and you do not need a lawyer for that. And the previous tourist visa already occured - the consulate has it. The lawyer cannot do anything to fix that. The lawyer will be needed if you get denied and have to go the waiver route - that is when the lawyer will help. Edited by Leon & Mylen

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So not exactly accidental?

They lied to obtain an immigration benefit, the lie was material which is misrepresentation.

Malicious, well that is not an immigration term. I could visualise others going through that Consulate would think it was.

Not to quibble, but they didn't lie for immigration purposes, they lied for a non-immigrant tourist visa. In the end, that probably won't affect the outcome, but it is relevant.

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To the OP:

As someone else just posted, go through the I-130 process, go through the NVC process, she'll probably make it through to the consular interview if your packages are good, and then at the interview, you'll find out if it's an issue or not. There's really no other way to tell. Towards the end of the NVC process, consult a lawyer if you find that after researching waivers, that you don't think you'll be able to put the package together yourself. It's lengthy and requires a lot of research and documentation. I'm on page 11 of my hardship letter for a waiver right now and still have three more major topics to discuss.

Best of luck in the process!

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