DEPORTATION / WAIVER / VISA... I'm all confused

[XShardaX 0]

Ok guys, I got a doozy. I was married on Sept. 2 and my husband tried to go to the DMV to get an ID (for our marriage license). We were instructed that he needed a NYS license (we know now that is false). On Sept 27 he was detained and held in jail for one month. He was deported on Oct. 26 with a 10 year ban.

He's been in this country since he was 6 years old (24 years ago) and his parents tried everything including, marriage, political asylum, work visas and nothing worked. In 2002 he had a deporation order but never left. Eventually both his parents left him and disappeared.

He tried so many lawyers and wasted so much money on people who couldnt' help him. Now he's in a country where he doesn't know the customs or people and is having a incredibly difficult time there.

We were only married three weeks but never made it official because of the ID thing. I don't want him to have to wait out his 10 years and waivers usually take years for approval.

Does anyone have ideas or suggestions? I'm a citizen and our marriage is as real as they come. We were planning on starting a family right away and now it's hard because we're looking at a 10 year separation.

I would appreciate any advice.

Thanks,

Sharda

[Sinergy 3]

sounds like you need an immigration lawyer

[no name 1]

sounds like you need an immigration lawyer

Definitely get a lawyer.

[lilofdevine 0]

Your case is extremely difficult, you need a lawyer or consider starting your life there. Just a thought, what would happen if you go to his country and marry there. Start the process there!!! I am not sure, maybe some other vj memeber can give you more input. Dont give up hope and pray.

[GnG 0]

I was married on Sept. 2 and my husband tried to go to the DMV to get an ID (for our marriage license) ... We were only married three weeks but never made it official because of the ID thing ... our marriage is as real as they come.

That's a tough situation and I wish you the best of luck with resolving it. But your information is a bit confusing - did you and your partner get married or not? Did you somehow get married without a marriage license? Do you mean you had a wedding ceremony without registering it?

GnG

[rebeccajo 14]

Do you mean you had a wedding ceremony without registering it?

GnG

Sounds like it.

[felnfrank 1]

oh sorry to hear that but i pray ull find a way to solve this...there's always a way...seek legal advice

[zyggy 9]

If he has been deported.. there is little an attorney can do other than help you with the paperwork to get him back here based on his marriage to you... Once he is out of the US, the US Legal System cannot help him anymore...

If you have retained an attorney prior to his deportation, you may have been able to stop it.. but that's water under the bridge now...

Focus on what you can do... not on what you cannot do...

Retain an immigration attorney to help you file the necessary paperwork to get the process started...

I-129F, I-601 and I-212 Waivers to start with...

You may have to marry him first... depends on the advice of your attorney...

Edited November 30, 2006 by zyggy

[nathmc31 0]

Ok guys, I got a doozy. I was married on Sept. 2 and my husband tried to go to the DMV to get an ID (for our marriage license). We were instructed that he needed a NYS license (we know now that is false). On Sept 27 he was detained and held in jail for one month. He was deported on Oct. 26 with a 10 year ban.

He's been in this country since he was 6 years old (24 years ago) and his parents tried everything including, marriage, political asylum, work visas and nothing worked. In 2002 he had a deporation order but never left. Eventually both his parents left him and disappeared.

He tried so many lawyers and wasted so much money on people who couldnt' help him. Now he's in a country where he doesn't know the customs or people and is having a incredibly difficult time there.

We were only married three weeks but never made it official because of the ID thing. I don't want him to have to wait out his 10 years and waivers usually take years for approval.

Does anyone have ideas or suggestions? I'm a citizen and our marriage is as real as they come. We were planning on starting a family right away and now it's hard because we're looking at a 10 year separation.

I would appreciate any advice.

Thanks,

Sharda

What was his status for the past 24 years Legal or Illegal?

Has he worked in the past 24 years?

This is very important because it seems that USCIS is harder on people who have lived and worked Illegally in the US than some one who, say has a CIMT on there record and is filing the legal way from there country.

[rendabu 0]

Sharda:

I suggest that you give us the complete details of your deportation case.

I am confident that we can provide you exactly what you need to be done. We have already handled a very similar case in the past. Please email to us the complete facts of the case at gafs@regaininc.com

Likewise, try to visit our website www.regaininc.com for our profile.

I am looking forward to helping you resolve your problem on deportation.

www.regaininc.com

Ok guys, I got a doozy. I was married on Sept. 2 and my husband tried to go to the DMV to get an ID (for our marriage license). We were instructed that he needed a NYS license (we know now that is false). On Sept 27 he was detained and held in jail for one month. He was deported on Oct. 26 with a 10 year ban.

He's been in this country since he was 6 years old (24 years ago) and his parents tried everything including, marriage, political asylum, work visas and nothing worked. In 2002 he had a deporation order but never left. Eventually both his parents left him and disappeared.

He tried so many lawyers and wasted so much money on people who couldnt' help him. Now he's in a country where he doesn't know the customs or people and is having a incredibly difficult time there.

We were only married three weeks but never made it official because of the ID thing. I don't want him to have to wait out his 10 years and waivers usually take years for approval.

Does anyone have ideas or suggestions? I'm a citizen and our marriage is as real as they come. We were planning on starting a family right away and now it's hard because we're looking at a 10 year separation.

I would appreciate any advice.

Thanks,

Sharda

[perfect 39]

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[Mz_Barracuda 1]

Sharda:

I suggest that you give us the complete details of your deportation case.

I am confident that we can provide you exactly what you need to be done. We have already handled a very similar case in the past. Please email to us the complete facts of the case at gafs@regaininc.com

Likewise, try to visit our website www.regaininc.com for our profile.

I am looking forward to helping you resolve your problem on deportation.

www.regaininc.com

There is NO SUCH WEBSITE, at least not anymore. Had it been reputable in the first place, I would think it would still be there! Can't this web forum delete that post??? Isn't there a "webmaster".... ?

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Mr. Barracuda - STOP resurrecting OLD THREADS! This one is is 4 1/2 years old!!!!! The issue you are complaining about was addressed 4 1/2 years ago. I am closing this thread to further discussion as well.