HELP!!!! FOR A PARDON

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Oh, I see. And "OP" is the "original poster", in this case, you.

I suggest you contrac with an experienced immigration attorney. The visa will be denied, and the waivers are tough, due to his background.

[canadian_wife 1,808]

Kathryn is correct, I think you need an experienced immigration attorney to sort out your situation.

OP = original poster (ie YOU)

Laurel Scott is excellent at family based immigration. http://www.scottimmigration.net/ she also offers a free chat where you can ask your questions pertaining to your case. Go into the chat early if you have questions. Also immigrate2us.net is an excellent site dealing with waivers and families from Mexico.

Good luck.

[jazminpena123 0]

wow did you say she has been deported 5 times from the US.

actually HE"S been deported 5 times!

You will definitely need a waiver, since the visa will be denied. Now, an important question: those times he came in... did he enter without inspection? or did he enter on a tourist visa and stayed? That will make a huge difference in whether he will ever be allowed back in.

he came in threw the river! the rio grand, not threw inspection

[Chica Yeyé 41]

wow did you say she has been deported 5 times from the US.

actually HE"S been deported 5 times!

Oh, and a little aside comment... don't expect people to give him a round of applause for that.

I wish you the best of luck; but prepare yourself for a long, tedious, and extremely expensive process. You might want to consider moving to Mexico.

[jazminpena123 0]

wow did you say she has been deported 5 times from the US.

actually HE"S been deported 5 times!

Oh, and a little aside comment... don't expect people to give him a round of applause for that.

I wish you the best of luck; but prepare yourself for a long, tedious, and extremely expensive process. You might want to consider moving to Mexico.

yea i know, he doesnt deserve a round of applause, but oh well what can i do, im the one that feel in love with him now!

trust me thats my last opption in moving into mexico! but i do counsider it an opption i might have to take.

do u this his fiance visa will be denied?

[Chica Yeyé 41]

yea i know, he doesnt deserve a round of applause, but oh well what can i do, im the one that feel in love with him now!

trust me thats my last opption in moving into mexico! but i do counsider it an opption i might have to take.

do u this his fiance visa will be denied?

Absolutely --- he has accumulated five deportations, so you can count on that, and on the need for waiver and definitely for an experienced immigration attorney.

[canadian_wife 1,808]

Yes, his visa will be denied. You will have to file a 212 to overcome the deportation and an I-601 for the accumulated illegal presence. A lawyer will be able to help you with how long of a ban he has and when the waiver will be available to him (with him being caught 5 times, you have a tricky case).

For the waiver, you will have to show why you cannot move to Mexico and why you will suffer extreme hardship if he is not reunited in the US with you.

Good luck.

[Amor1 0]

Go to immigrate2us.net. There's a wealth of info there, and lots of people who are going through the waiver process who will help you. All the best--Amor1

he never came in the us with his mexican visa, he always came in crossing the rio grand! And everytime he was cought by a police man and they would just put it in his record that he has been in the US illigaly but never marked as a felony. Out of the 5 times he was cought, they just put it on his record and returned him to mexico. But the last one he went to jail for 6 months, and they told him that if he re enterd the country illigaly that they would mark it as a felony! he hasent come in ever since! its been about 3 years since that!

whats an OP????

[spookyturtle 9,465]

Big question. After his first illegal entry, how long did he stay in the US? If he entered illegally, stayed for more than a year and entered illegally again, he is subject to 212(a)(9)©, which makes him ineligible for a waiver for 10 years. It's not the number of illegal entries that is the problem, it is the cumulative total of time spent here illegally. Once this total reaches more than one year and you enter illegally again, 9C kicks in and there is a 10 year bar with no possibility of a waiver.