Please I need help

[gaveup_09 0]

I sorry I not very good english (I'mThai lady)

My visa was denied on Feb-20-2009 section 212(a)(A)(ii)

I had problem when I 19 years old (now I'm 30)

So anybody can tell me what I can do.....

thank you

[DaveTX 2]

I think you are missing a number there... was it because of your police report?

[minatours 0]

I sorry I not very good english (I'mThai lady)

My visa was denied on Feb-20-2009 section 212(a)(A)(ii)

I had problem when I 19 years old (now I'm 30)

So anybody can tell me what I can do.....

thank you

I am sorry to hear that but you need to talk to an immigration lawyer in regards to your case they know what should be done in situations as your good luck

[Sc0tt28 26]

I sorry I not very good english (I'mThai lady)

My visa was denied on Feb-20-2009 section 212(a)(A)(ii)

I had problem when I 19 years old (now I'm 30)

So anybody can tell me what I can do.....

thank you

Like DaveTX said you are definitely missing a number in between the (a) and the (A). This "problem" when you were 19 indicates to me that it may be a 2. If that is the case you need to apply for a waiver which can take some time. If the "problem" resulted in you being refused under one of the "3" charges...good luck...we'll wave to you from the other side of the border. However, if the number is a 7, you don't have quite so many hoops to jump through.

[gaveup_09 0]

Oh!!! yess thanks you everybody 212(a)(2)(A)(ii)

more info about me....

My problem ...Offence committed under the Narcotics Act

On the 19 of Nov. 1999, having 22 tablets, weight 2.10 grams of methamphetamine which is a 1st class narcotics in their possession without permission.

The judgment has sentenced that accused are guilty pursuant to Section 15 paragraph one, 67 of the Narcotics Act B.E. 2522 Section 83 of the criminal Code with 2 years imprisoment and 60000 Baht fine for each. Both Accused plead guilty, having extenuaing circumstances, causing to remit the penalty for a half per person pursuant to Section 78 of the Criminal code which will be 1 year imprisonment and 30000 Baht fine each. The action of the case has been considered and appeared the both Accused are student of the high vocation level and have never been imprisoned before so it is appropriate to give a chance for both Accused to change themselves to be good citizens, so that the imprisonment guilt has been delayed for 2 years each and both accused must present themselves before a detention officer once in 3 months within the period of 1 year and both Accused deeming appropriate for 20 hours. Both Accused are prohibited to deal with all kinds of narcotics by relying to be tested of drug use. Payment of fine shall not made and the procedure shall be in accordance with Section 29,30 of Criminal Code

If you're Thai I can explan you more

My visa k-1, I interview Feb, 20 2009 it was dinied with section 212(a)(2)(A)(ii)

I was born 1980,

my bf in Thailand now

thank you very much

What everybody think can I waviver.....?????

Edited January 13, 2010 by gaveup_09

[gaveup_09 0]

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Two exceptions to this ground of exclusion appear in INA 212(a)(2)(A)(ii):

1.The ground does not apply where the alien has committed only one crime of moral turpitude, the crime was committed when the alien was under 18 years of age and the crime was committed (and the alien was released from confinement to prison or a correctional institution imposed for the crime) more than five years before the date of application for a visa or other documentation and the date of application for admission to the United States.

2.The ground does not apply where the alien has committed only one crime of moral turpitude, the maximum penalty possible for the crime for which the alien was convicted or to which the alien admits having committed or of which acts the alien admits having committed which constitute the essential elements of the crime did not exceed one year of imprisonment and, if the alien was convicted of the crime, the alien was not sentenced to imprisonment for a term greater than six months, regardless of the extent to which the sentence was ultimately satisfied.

Crimes Involving Controlled Substances

Under INA §212(a)(2)(A)(i)(II), aliens who have been convicted of, or who admit to having committed, or who admit to committing acts which constitute the essential elements of a a violation or conspiracy to violate any law or regulation of a State, the United States or a foreign country relating to a controlled substance as defined in s. 102 of the Controlled Substances Act. An attempt or conspiracy to commit such a crime is included in this ground of exclusion.

[canadian_wife 1,827]

So you had a drug conviction from when you were 19 and you served 2 years, is that correct? You had meth on you?

I think you have a 3 year ban from the US. In those 3 years you're going to want to show that you have rehabilitated. I suggest counselling and frequent drug tests to show USCIS that you are over this drug problem

I'm sorry this happened to you

Good luck

[gaveup_09 0]

So you had a drug conviction from when you were 19 and you served 2 years, is that correct? You had meth on you?

I think you have a 3 year ban from the US. In those 3 years you're going to want to show that you have rehabilitated. I suggest counselling and frequent drug tests to show USCIS that you are over this drug problem

I'm sorry this happened to you

Good luck

I had meth on me because Thai BF put on my bag. But I not take drug and never naver try...

thank you.

[canadian_wife 1,827]

It doesn't matter if you did it once, ten thousand times, or never. You have a drug conviction and you served time, that is serious in the eyes of USCIS. Sounds like a 3 year ban, no waiver available. In that 3 years you're going to have to show that you have been rehabilitated - as I suggested in my previous post

Good luck.

[gaveup_09 0]

It doesn't matter if you did it once, ten thousand times, or never. You have a drug conviction and you served time, that is serious in the eyes of USCIS. Sounds like a 3 year ban, no waiver available. In that 3 years you're going to have to show that you have been rehabilitated - as I suggested in my previous post

Good luck.

3 year ban??? Ohhh So after 3 years I have to work on k-1 visa again?

Thank you very much....

but I gave up ......