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Hello, I was speaking with a couple of lawyers when I was told that once the intended immigrant has overstayed in the US and tries to re-enter but is denied, they MUST file a 601 waiver once the petition has reached the Embassy.

Basically, I had overstayed due to our son being born in the US and medical reasons. I came back to Canada and when I wanted to see my husband again, they denied me entry. THey did not stamp my passport but they took my fingerprints. Anyway, in a nutshell, they assumed my intent was to stay. I just want to know if anyone else who has overstayed had to file a 601 waiver form???

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OhMy

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