waiver approved but its under AP

[mark75 0]

my interview was on march 22 2010 they ask me for some document i sent it the next day they put my case under review for almost three months then they sent me a letter told that i'm elligeble for a waiver i submitted my waiver packet on june 22

after 3 months my waiver was approved a week after the emmbasy called me they did ask me over 20 quastion all about me and my family they went back to the 1990 with the quastions then they told me ur case under Administrative Prossing !!!!!

i lived my passt seven years in the US and they allready know evry thing about me since the first day i entered the US (never left) so all the information they need is on the sestym

my quastion is dose that make it faster espasiely i has a social security number???

and whats the best thing i can do should i involve the congress man ?? i heard they dont help a lot

GOD BLESS YOU ALL

[belinda63 3,038]

It would be very helpful if we knew what kind of visa you applied for, what country you are from, and the circumstances of your arrival in the US.

As to AP just because you are in the US doesn't mean you don't have issues from your prior country that would affect your application.

[mark75 0]

i entered us illegle from mixeco back in 2002 i got busted in the same day i applied for asylem I paied my bond i got out the preosen then i was going to courts for seven years at the last court day i canceled the asylem case and ask the judge for voulentery departure he gave it to me and gave me 120 days to leave and i left before

i'm married frome USC and have two sons (one of them i never met)

i'm from jordan i been in jordan for almost 17 months now its too hard for all of us to be saperated from each other its too hard when you talk to ur wife and kids on the computer my kids still babies the oldest is not even two years old yet he was six months when i left and my second one he only nine months

i been fighting the immigration people since more than eight years evry time we said their is a light at the end somthing elss be happened

last time my lowyer told us the waiver is the last step we applied the waiver and waited for three months when we found out we was approved you dont know how was the feeling we thought its over but the emmbasy came out with the AP thing

so what we hopping now the AP is the last step and we tring to do any thing that make it faster

i think the best thing we can do is pray to GOD

do you think the AP is tha last step or their is somthing elss after AP??????????

thanks in advance

GOD BLESS YOU ALL

[belinda63 3,038]

Well if everything is correct and the waiver was approved then AP should be the last step. The bad news is it can take months or years to complete. Best thing to do is have your spouse call DOS (someone pop the number up here plz) to inquire on the status of your case.

You've made it this long just hang in there a little bit more.

[mark75 0]

i have clean record here in jordan

as you said the only thing i can do is hang in here and wait

thank you a lot for reply

GOD BLESS YOU ALL

[Used to be broken 147]

i have clean record here in jordan

as you said the only thing i can do is hang in here and wait

thank you a lot for reply

GOD BLESS YOU ALL

Hopefully AP will not take that long. Just curious... what Embassy did your waiver go through?

[mark75 0]

the emmbasy in amman jordan has a USCIS office so they did it in amman jordan

they dont have too many cases but i think its too hard to get approved

i was the only one had an approve between 13 cases was on the list

got lucky i guss

[momof1 205]

We were in a similar situation. My husband entered the US with fraudulent documents in 1999 and applied for asylum. We took his case all the way to the federal courts. 8 years and $30k later we were filing waivers to get him back to the US after his deportation. My husband missed 2.5 years of our son's life. They too had an almost non-existent relationship through Skype. Our son was 3 when my husband left, and he turned 6 just two weeks after he returned home. It's a long hard road, but just have faith that it does end one day. When I was in the middle of it, I never ever thought there would be a day when we would be reunited again. Now here we are over 15 months since his return living a normal happy life like we used to.

I recited surat ash-sharh over and over again through all of our difficulties. For God promised that with every hardship there will be ease. Don't lose faith that his promise to you will be fulfilled soon. Good luck

[mark75 0]

We were in a similar situation. My husband entered the US with fraudulent documents in 1999 and applied for asylum. We took his case all the way to the federal courts. 8 years and $30k later we were filing waivers to get him back to the US after his deportation. My husband missed 2.5 years of our son's life. They too had an almost non-existent relationship through Skype. Our son was 3 when my husband left, and he turned 6 just two weeks after he returned home. It's a long hard road, but just have faith that it does end one day. When I was in the middle of it, I never ever thought there would be a day when we would be reunited again. Now here we are over 15 months since his return living a normal happy life like we used to.

I recited surat ash-sharh over and over again through all of our difficulties. For God promised that with every hardship there will be ease. Don't lose faith that his promise to you will be fulfilled soon. Good luck

thanks a lot i alwayes have fath and i bileve that our days will come soon i be happy when i hear about any reunited family because i know how it feel for all the family members

thanks again and have a wonderful life with your family

[mark75 0]

my wife sent the congress man a letter on friday they said they will shoot the emmbasy an email hopfully that gona help to make it faster

now we are waiting for an answer

[ally and moh 3]

my wife sent the congress man a letter on friday they said they will shoot the emmbasy an email hopfully that gona help to make it faster

now we are waiting for an answer

Just a heads up.... all the embassy told my senator is that it should finish in 5 months or less. I HATE THIS!

[mark75 0]

Just a heads up.... all the embassy told my senator is that it should finish in 5 months or less. I HATE THIS!

what elss can we do????????

i think nothing but wait

[ally and moh 3]

what elss can we do????????

i think nothing but wait

Waiting is all we can do. And I just read an earlier post where you said the Amman embassy isn't very busy. I can tell you when we were trying to get an interview date, they were VERY backed up! And a friend of mine had their case complete with NVC on May 18 but didn't interview til Oct 27.

With that place, I think it's ALL about patience.

[mark75 0]

i called DOS on friday the answer was the same but she told me that ur congress man sign up for help on the case

they told my congressmsan to call back in a month they did not tell him any other information

[ally and moh 3]

i called DOS on friday the answer was the same but she told me that ur congress man sign up for help on the case

they told my congressmsan to call back in a month they did not tell him any other information

Sounds like they give the same speech to everyone!