Visa Denied. No re entry for 10years!?

[mrs frustrated 0]

My husband had his interview at the US Embassy in Juarez Mexico and it was denied and said he could not come back 10 yrs. At the interview they asked him who his co-sponsor is, where he lives, what my name is, where I was born, his address, which he answered all correctly. Then they asked him the first time he entered the US and how many times he entered, which he truthfully answered. He entered illegally 10 yrs ago and entered 3 different times then she said she was sorry but his visa was denied and could not come back for 10 yrs. Is there anything else I can do. I've been told I can apply for a work permit. Is this true? Should I talk to a lawyer? Please anyone help with suggestions. I am so upset with my government. I don't see how they can keep a family apart. We did everything by the books, We paid all that money, for what? My husband has never been in any kind of trouble. It was just a big slap in the face. Any suggestions or comments are welcome.

Thank You.

[sus 70]

I am so sorry to hear, Dani =

Just a word of caution - I understand your frustration and upset - but if you post comments about not having done anything wrong, some on this site are going to rip about him illegally entering - not what you need now.

I believe that your only option is to file a waiver for the overstay - there is a section towards the top of this forum that deals with waivers = there are 601 and 212 waivers, I believe = people in there should be able to help you.

I wish you luck - try to think of this as a bump in the road, not a hopeless situation!

[mrs frustrated 0]

I am so sorry to hear, Dani =

Just a word of caution - I understand your frustration and upset - but if you post comments about not having done anything wrong, some on this site are going to rip about him illegally entering - not what you need now.

I believe that your only option is to file a waiver for the overstay - there is a section towards the top of this forum that deals with waivers = there are 601 and 212 waivers, I believe = people in there should be able to help you.

I wish you luck - try to think of this as a bump in the road, not a hopeless situation!

Thank you so much for your comment. And you are absolutely right, my comments made were done in the heat of the moment, which obviously wasn't the best thing to do and I will think of this as just a bump in the road. Thanks again.

[Jasman0717 9]

I am so sorry to hear, Dani =

I believe that your only option is to file a waiver for the overstay - there is a section towards the top of this forum that deals with waivers = there are 601 and 212 waivers, I believe = people in there should be able to help you.

I wish you luck - try to think of this as a bump in the road, not a hopeless situation!

Good luck